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Buffalo News
Niagara's no longer in the game
Buffalo News
By Amy Moritz Her senior year at Niagara was magical in many ways. Steph Romain was one of the original members of the Purple Eagles women's hockey team, part of the first senior class. Women's collegiate hockey had been mostly a small, elite club, ...


 
Atlantic Hockey Online
Niagara Men's Hockey Alum Vince Rocco To Play Against World's Best
Atlantic Hockey Online
The Woodbridge, Ont. native led Niagara in scoring during his junior and senior seasons, including a career-best 46 points during the 2007-08 season, leading the Purple Eagles to the 2008 College Hockey America (CHA) Tournament title and a berth in the ...

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Mercyhurst signs 12 women's hockey players
GoErie.com
The Lakers have added senior forwards Jenna Hendrikx and Kelsey Welch and junior forward Kaleigh Chippy from Niagara, which folded its program in March in an athletic department restructuring. The three ranked among the Purple Eagles' top four scorers ...

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Women's team signs goalies
Bemidji Pioneer
BEMIDJI – The Bemidji State University women's hockey team has added goaltenders for the 2012-13 seaso.. The Beavers signed transfer Abby Ryplanski of Winnipeg from Niagara University and Alexane Rodrigue of Monkland, Ont. BEMIDJI – The Bemidji State ...


 
Ohio State hires former NU coach
Niagara Gazette
MacKenzie coached Niagara's team for two seasons, 2000-10 and 2010-11, finishing with a overall record of 23-31-10, and guided the Purple Eagles to consecutive second-place finishes in College Hockey America behind nationally ranked Mercyhurst.


 
Turcotte taking his talents to Niagara
Alberta Daily Herald Tribune
Turcotte, who turned 21 earlier this year, will suit up with the Niagara University Purple Eagles this fall. “Hugo was by far our most dynamic hockey player last season,” said Storm coach/general manager Blaine Bablitz, who watched Turcotte score 23 ...


 
Niagara Athletics Honors Student-Athletes
NU Purple Eagles.com
Noonan had a stellar season between the pipes for Niagara, being named the Atlantic Hockey Association (AHA) Goalie of the Year and the All-AHA Second Team en route to a second-place finish in the conference. The Michigan native led the nation in ...