Power Rankings
By Fetch
1. Denver (16-6-4) (12-4-4) Up 2
With two strong games in Grand Forks last weekend, Marc Cheverie has launched himself into the Hobey discussion
2. Miami (18-4-6) (15-1-4) No Change
Is it any wonder that the goalies with the two highest save percentages anchor the #1 and #2 teams in the country.
3. Wisconsin (15-7-4) (11-6-3) Down 2
Not your typical Wisconsin team: The Badgers are 2nd nationally in goals per game.
4. Cornell (12-5-3) (9-2-2) No Change
Cornell had been on an 0-30 slide on the power play, but with 3 ppg in the 2nd period, vs. Clarkson, they are still 6th nationally in power play percentage.
5. St. Cloud State (17-8-3) (12-6-2) No Change
With balanced scoring, solid defense, and a team that stays out of the box, this could be the year the Huskies break through in the NCAA tournament.
6. Yale (12-6-3) (8-4-2) No Change
Yale was shutout for just the second time all year on Saturday vs. RPI
7. Minnesota-Duluth (17-10-1) (13-6-1) Up 2
Kenny Reiter had his first career shutout Saturday vs. Wisconsin to keep the Bulldogs 1 point back of Denver.
8. Michigan State (17-9-4) (12-6-4) Up 2
Corey Tropp had 2 goals on Friday against Michigan, making the Yost faithful happy I’m sure
9. Colorado College (15-10-3) (11-8-3) Up 3
10. Bemidji State (18-6-2) (10-2-0) Down 2
11. Boston College (13-8-2) (10-6-2) Up 2
12. North Dakota (13-10-5) (8-9-3) Down 6
13. New Hampshire (13-8-4) (12-3-3) Up 1
14. Ferris State (17-8-3) (11-6-3) Down 3
15. Union (13-7-6) (7-3-4) No Change
16. Maine (12-9-3) (9-6-2) No Change
Dropped Out: None
Maybe Next Week: St. Lawrence, UMass
Teams By Conference: WCHA 6, ECAC 3, CCHA 3, Hockey East 3, CHA 1