Yes, it's the offseason. October continues to be months away from even asking whether it is October yet. That doesn't stop news from happening, however.
Plenty happened in the six weeks since Minnesota Duluth became the first school in 14 years to repeat as men's hockey national champions and two months since Wisconsin defeated Minnesota to win the 2018-19 women's hockey national championship. Even though it's the offseason.
So with it being the end of May, here's a look at what's trending up and what's trending down in college hockey nationally since mid-April in Buffalo.
Friday, May 31, 2019
Wednesday, May 15, 2019
2019 Men's Frozen Four Features (Multiple Outlets)
Finally getting around to posting my work from the 2019 men's Frozen Four in Buffalo. Overall, I enjoyed the weekend. It's easy to see why Buffalo hosts so many NHL and international events.
While there, I wrote for three separate outlets: College Hockey, Inc., Minnesota Hockey Magazine and the Minnesota Wild's website Wild.com. The work can be found below with explanations.
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