With the 2024-2025 season in the books, I have updated my Quinnipiac Hockey roster projections/recruiting spreadsheet. (Rosters are subject to change with new commitments, de-commitments and the transfer portal.) https://t.co/RzNjBgB0dG

The men’s postseason is in full swing! To kick off the end of year awards, #ECACHockey is excited to announce the 2025–26 Men’s All-Rookie Team. These six players from four programs made an immediate impact on the ice this season! @SkatingSaints @QU_WIH @CornellMHockey

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#CawlidgeHawkey Tournament Season here! The Top 16 entering Conference Tournaments 1 Michigan 2 NorthDakota 3 MichiganSt 4 WesternMich 5 Providence 6 Denver 7 Quinnipiac 8 MinnDuluth 9 Cornell 10 Dartmouth 11 PennSt 12 Wisconsin 13 Augustana 14 UMass 15 St.Thomas 16 UConn

🚨NEW ECH Men's Rankings🚨 1. North Dakota 2. Michigan State 3. Michigan 4. WMU 5. Providence 6. Quinnipiac 7. Denver 8. UMD 9. Wisconsin 10. Penn State 11. Dartmouth 12. Cornell 13. UConn 14. UMass 15. Minnesota St 16. Union 17. BC 18. Augustana 19. Michigan Tech 20. St. Thomas

ECAC goes chalk for its quarterfinal best-of-3 series next weekend. 1. Quinnipiac vs. 8. Clarkson 2. Dartmouth vs. 7. Colgate 3. Cornell vs. 6. Harvard 4. Princeton vs. 5. Union https://t.co/r1KeIondli

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🚨NEW ECH Men's Rankings🚨 1. North Dakota 2. Michigan State 3. Michigan 4. WMU 5. Providence 6. Quinnipiac 7. Denver 8. Penn State 9. UMD 10. Wisconsin 11. Dartmouth 12. Cornell 13. BC 14. Minnesota State 15. UConn 16. Union 17. Maine 18. Augustana 19. UMass 20. Bowling Green

6th in a row, 10th in 14 seasons. Throw a National Title in a few years ago and countless NCAA tournaments. All this program does is win.

Quinnipiac is 100% a lock for the tournament while the ECAC is real close to having a lock for 3 teams in the tournament. Would still love the team to win the programs first Whitelaw Cup in 10 years this year.

This title was hard fought especially after how they opened ECAC play on the first weekend. Combined with the injuries and some inconsistency, this was a true testament to the coaching staff and players.

Quinnipiac wraps up its 6th straight Cleary Cup as the regular season champions with a 4-1 win over Harvard.

McGroarty goal. 3-1 Bobcats as they continue to inch closer to a 6th straight Cleary Cup.

Quinnipiac to the power play for the second time

Quinnipiac goal. Aaron Schwartz. 2-1 Bobcats

Quinnipiac goal. Verreault ties the game at 1.

Quinnipiac to the power play

Harvard scores first. 1-0 Crimson

Harvard to the power play

Quinnipiac and Harvard are underway. Cleary Cup is on the line. Dylan Silverstein in goal.

The Cleary cup will have to wait another night. Really poor effort from Quinnipiac tonight.