- TAMPA, Fla. -- Steven Whitney scored twice, and Boston College beat Ferris State 4-1 on Saturday night for its fifth NCAA hockey title and third in five seasons. You cant buy one of these championships, Eagles coach Jerry York said. (ESPN)
- Inside Jerry Remy's Sports Bar and Grill on the waterfront, Boston College alumni, decked out in maroon and yellow, are squeezed in to watch the college's hockey team play Ferris State in the NCAA "Frozen Four" Championship. (Boston Globe)
- Boxfords Chris Kreider was a major factor in helping the Boston College Eagles win the NCAA Division 1 National Championship, his second with the team after also winning in 2010. (Abington Mariner)
- Only one team could claim victory and the spoils along with it, and sixty minutes of hockey would decide it. The first shot occurred twenty-eight seconds in as BC's Tommy Cross launched the opening shot towards Ferris' Taylor Nelson. (Examiner)
- Boston College hockey captain Tommy Cross is stepping on the ice as a collegiate hockey player for the final time tonight in the NCAA championship game in Tampa. It's everything he's ever dreamed of. (Boston Herald)
- The Bulldogs still had a deep appreciation for their breakthrough season after falling 4-1 to Boston College in the NCAA hockey final. "What a year," Ferris State senior Jordie Johnston said. (Duluth News Tribune)
- Apr 5, 2012 - Its rare that a team can be labeled the best in its sport from start to finish in a season, and also be labeled that sports champion. Playoffs add drama, but lets face the facts. (SBNation.com)
- Ridden by Javier Castellano, Gemologist ran the 11/8-mile Derby prep in 1:50.96. Hockey Steven Whitney scored twice, and Boston College beat Ferris State 4-1 in Tampa, Fla., for its fifth NCAA hockey title. (San Jose Mercury News)
- TAMPA, Fla. — Steven Whitney scored twice and Boston College beat Ferris State of Michigan 4-1 for its fifth NCAA title and third in five seasons. The Eagles (33-10-1) finished with a 19-game winning streak, outscoring opponents 77-21 during that span. (Seattle Times)
- Troy decided to crown her queen of the NCAA hockey championships. To fulfill her royal duties, the queen presided over the opening ceremonies wearing a formal ball gown, then took pictures with all four teams. (Times Union)
Sunday, April 8, 2012
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