Jon Gillies

John Gaudreau may have lost out on the Hobey Baker Memorial Award, but Flames goaltending prospect Jon Gillies won National Rookie of the Year at this year's Frozen Four.

UMass-Lowell became the first team not from Boston, Durham or Orono to win the Hockey East regular season title with their 4-1 win over Providence on Saturday night, but was it enough to vault them to first in the final power rankings of the regular

Entering this weekend, five teams are separated by four points in the Hockey East standings. Things will change as a full slate begins on Friday, highlighted by a key bout between UMass-Lowell and BU. Also, BC and Merrimack will also meet Sunday.

Boston University and Providence battle for third place in the Hockey East, Boston College looks to bring home two wins from Maine, UMass Lowell will attempt to extend their win streak against Northeastern.

Thursday night, UMass-Lowell and Providence met in a battle of two teams who appear to be the front runners for grabbing Hockey East's final home ice spot.

In which we are all witnesses to Johnny Gaudreau's polarizing enigma.

UNH avenges Friday nights 5-2 loss with a 2-1 victory Saturday night over BC on home ice, UMass Lowell extends their win streak to seven games, Providence blanks Minutemen, Merrimack handles Maine.

Team USA will look to register their second victory in the 2013 World Junior Championship when they challenge Team Russia on Friday. Russia is coming off an overtime victory against Slovakia.

Order is restored within Hockey East, at least for another week.

Deciphering the myth of Hockey East's three-team structure.