June 29, 2022 – ACHA Executive Director Craig Barnett provides an update for all ACHA members regarding the upcoming Declaration process for the 2022-2023 season, a recap of the 2022 ACHA Annual Meeting, and a quick heads up for the 2023 Annual Meeting dates! CLICK HERE FOR THE VIDEO
The ACHA would like to congratulate the following student-athletes that have achieved the distinguished honor of being an Academic All-American for Women’s Division 1. In order to be included in this list, the student athlete must be classified as a junior, senior, or grad student on the Spring Eligibility form and have a cumulative 3.5 […]
From AQSaints.com Three members of the Aquinas women’s hockey team have been named ACHA D1 Women’s Hockey Academic All-Americans, as announced on Tuesday (June 7). The trio of Anna Castle, Mikayla Oppermann, and Natalie Vaitas garnered the honor after meeting the criteria of being a junior or senior and maintaining at least a 3.50 […]
From Womens Hockey Life By Mark Staffieri Wearing number seven for the Liberty Lady Flames, Yannick Truter shone brightly for the Liberty Lady Flames. Scoring in the 2022 ACHA D1 National Championship game, a convincing 5-1 triumph versus Nebraska’s Midland Warriors, extending their winning streak to a fantastic 40, it marked a crowning achievement […]
From University of Utah Hockey May 24, 2022 Salt Lake City, Utah University of Utah Women’s Division 1 Hockey has received a commitment from Forward Emel Aichele for the upcoming 2022-23 season. Emel’s journey to becoming a collegiate ice hockey player began when she was 7 years old. She started playing roller hockey in […]
From Riverbender.com By Colin Feeney EDWARDSVILLE – Paige Hunt, a goalie for Edwardsville’s Mid-States Club Hockey Association team, signed a letter of intent to play for McKendree University’s women’s hockey team in a ceremony held at the school Wednesday evening. Hunt had a save percentage of .697 in making 53 saves last season for […]
From StateCollege.com By Joe Battista Ah, the memories. They’ve had a little more meaning for my wife and me lately. With each passing week the reality is setting in that in just a few months State College will no longer be our primary place of residency. We have called Happy Valley our home for […]
From Vancouver Island Free Daily By Justin Samanski-Langille Zosia Adamek is no stranger to sporting success, but even she was surprised at just how well her freshman season playing Div. 1 collegiate hockey in the U.S. went. Not only did the 19-year-old forward from Langford help her Liberty University Lady Flames capture a fourth […]
From Peninsula Press By Sam Silverman It was hockey night in Oakland. A late Friday evening matchup pit the Stanford Cardinal against the San Jose State Spartans, who led 5-1 midway through the third period. But the scoreboard was blank — it had suddenly lost power, and the players retreated to their benches to […]
