The 4‑minute stretch that resulted in a 4‑point swing for UConn
By Danny Barletta
The Daily Campus
February 24, 2020

The UConn men’s hockey team celebrates after a huge overtime win over Hockey East rival Boston University. Photo: Kevin Lindstrom
The UConn men’s hockey team put together a thrilling finish against Boston University. Down 2–1 with time winding down, the Huskies scored once to tie the game at the end of regulation, and on the first shift of overtime, they scored again to win it. The team looked like it was done, but everything changed in about four minutes of game time, resulting in UConn’s biggest win of the season to that point.
Connecticut Ice: A new college hockey tradition?
By Danny Barletta
The Daily Campus
January 27, 2020
UConn’s men’s hockey competed in Connecticut Ice, the inaugural men’s college hockey tournament in Connecticut. The team took home losses to Quinnipiac and Yale, finishing last in the tournament. Photo: Mike Mavredakis
UConn took part in the first-ever Connecticut Ice tournament along with the other Division I hockey programs in the state: Sacred Heart, Quinnipiac and Yale. It was a great turnout for the inaugural event, and the coaches were excited for the future. If handled correctly, it could become a tradition for the state of Connecticut.
Coaches Week: Chris MacKenzie is all about the team culture
By Danny Barletta
The Daily Campus
April 16, 2019

UConn women’s hockey head coach Chris MacKenzie. Photo: UConn Athletics
UConn women’s hockey head coach Chris MacKenzie is beloved by his players. He focuses more on the culture of the team than the wins and losses themselves. He has had a successful tenure in Storrs so far, leading his team to the playoffs in all six seasons. His players cite him as a great coach on the ice but an even better mentor off it.