Fall can’t start until hockey does, so it’s a good thing we’ve got Atlantic Hockey America action this weekend on FloHockey. The women’s college hockey season opens Sept. 21 with games across the country, including some of the AHA teams.

During the 2023-2024 college ice hockey season, there will be 64 NCAA Division I men’s programs across 21 states, led by New York and Massachusetts with 11 teams each.

Week 2 in the CCHA brings fans a tripleheader of tasty matchups: the mirror-image clash of Minnesota’s two supreme defenders; the return of a CCHA coaching giant; and the collision of two No. 1 squads, a series that should settle all debates as to who is the premier team in college hockey.

A 27-person group representing all 11 men’s and women’s NCAA Division I hockey conferences chose Black History Month to roll out a new initiative titled “College Hockey for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.” 

For those crossing their fingers hoping for a 2021 NCAA Hockey Tournament, it is officially crunch time. On Friday, February 5, the six-member NCAA hockey committee will stage the first of six weekly calls leading up to hockey’s version of Selection Sunday.

Daryl Watts is on a mission. 

Emma Soderberg, Minnesota-Duluth’s junior goalie, is waiting out a five-hour layover at Chicago O’Hare, reminiscing about returning to her hometown, Ornskolsdvik, Sweden, a hockey hotbed three latitudinal degrees south of the Arctic Circle. 

March 23, 2003 — the game of the century for women’s college hockey.