COLLEGES > HOCKEY EAST

Maine hires Yale assistant Gendron as new head coach Dennis “Red” Gendron (Boston), a two-time national champion and a Stanley Cup winner, was named the new Maine men’s coach on Monday.
» NEHJ's 2013 College Players of the Year » From NEHJ: UMass-Lowell buys in to win » UConn hires BC assistant Cavanaugh as new head coach » Hockey returning to Fenway Park in 2014

COLLEGES > ECAC HOCKEY

From NEHJ: Allain the architect of a champion When Keith Allain (Worcester, Mass.) accepted the head coaching position at Yale in April 2006, he mapped out an aggressive course for the program’s future.
» From NEHJ: Bulldog mentality » Former Yale coach Tim Taylor loses battle with cancer » From Four Photo Gallery: Yale vs. Quinnipiac » Yale captures first national championship in program history

COLLEGES > ATLANTIC HOCKEY

From NEHJ: AIC turns the corner in Atlantic Hockey American International College hit a rough patch around the holidays.
» From NEHJ: Making waves in Atlantic » Canisius, Niagara look to make some noise » Atlantic Hockey Journal: UConn's chance to reach big dance » Atlantic Hockey Journal: Huskies, Crusaders chasing crown

COLLEGES > DIVISION 3

From NEHJ: Norwich senior Colin Mulvey saves best for last Colin Mulvey honored with Concannon Award after helping Norwich reach Div. 3 semis again.
» From NEHJ: UMass-Boston going with the 'Flo' » Division 3 Journal: Norwich off to fourth straight Frozen Four » Division 3 Journal: Babson heading back to NCAA tourney » Division 3 Journal: Conference tourneys down to final four

COLLEGES > WOMEN'S

From NEHJ: Gophers rule, but BU gives hope to East Upstart Terriers fall in title game, BC ousted in semis as West extends Women’s Frozen Four dominance.
» Gophers beat BU for national title, complete perfect season » BC women fall agonizingly short of national title game » Women's Journal: Shipping up from Boston » BC, BU headed to Women's Frozen Four