Penn State finished the regular season with a 19-1-0 conference record, setting an Atlantic Hockey record and winning their third consecutive regular-season title.

The semifinals are set as four teams remain in the Atlantic Hockey Women’s Postseason.

The second season is officially here, as the Atlantic Hockey playoffs get underway this Saturday on the women’s side of the conference.

Penn State clinched its third consecutive AHA regular-season title last Friday with an overtime win over Mercyhurst, 4-3. Lyndie Lobdell scored 1:15 into extra frame, lifting the Nittany Lions to the win.

Trevor Hoskin wasted little time introducing himself to college hockey fans, as the freshman forward scored in three of his first five games and had points in seven of his first eight – racking up 4-7-11 in the stretch.

The Army Black Knights have won four straight and exploded for 29 goals in the stretch, while they’ve quietly made their way up the AHA standings.

It’s another busy weekend in Atlantic Hockey as eight conference games dot the schedule, along with two non-conference series. The full list of games can be found here, including those two non-conference matchups.

The past three weeks have been rather quiet in Atlantic Hockey, but fans will have plenty to choose from this weekend, as 24 games dot the schedule – 13 on the men’s side and 11 on the women’s.

With just five men’s games on the schedule this week and two on the women’s side, the first half is quickly winding down in Atlantic Hockey America.

As seven of the 11 AHA schools prepare for their final games before the Christmas break, the standings are starting to take shape.

Two Atlantic Hockey teams received votes in the USCHO Men’s Hockey Poll this week as the conference continues to garner national attention. However, there’s a clear-cut top dog in the conference, as Bentley leads the way at 9-4-1 and 8-2-0 in AHA play.