GRAND FORKS, N.D. – For
the first time in six weeks, the University of North Dakota has been
knocked out of the top spot in the national men’s hockey polls.
UND, coming off a pair of losses at the NCHC Frozen Faceoff, dropped to No. 3 in both the USCHO.com and USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine polls that were released on Monday. Minnesota State took over the top spot while Boston University was ranked No. 2.
UND, 27-9-3 overall, secured the No. 1 seed for next weekend’s NCAA West Regional in Fargo, N.D., and fill face 11th-ranked Quinnipiac (23-11-4). The other West Region semifinal features No. 5 Michigan Tech against No. 13 St. Cloud State.
USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll
Rk. School (First place votes) Record Pts. PR
1. Minnesota State (44) 29-7-3 991 2
2. Boston University (6) 25-7-5 934 3
3. North Dakota 27-9-3 901 1
4. Miami 25-13-1 854 6
5. Michigan Tech 29-9-2 763 4
6. Denver 23-13-2 760 5
7. Minnesota Duluth 20-15-3 660 8
8. Minnesota 23-12-3 574 13
9. Omaha 18-12-6 548 10
10. Harvard 21-12-3 534 17
11. Quinnipiac 23-11-4 507 7
12. Boston College 21-13-3 475 11
13. St. Cloud State 19-18-1 342 18
14. Massachusetts-Lowell 21-12-6 333 12
15. Providence 22-13-2 319 14
16. Bowling Green 23-11-5 289 9
17. Yale 18-9-5 255 19
18. Colgate 22-12-4 199 15
19. Vermont 22-15-4 93 16
20. Michigan 22-15-0 75 NR
Others receiving votes: RIT 54, St. Lawrence 20, Robert Morris 17, Canisius 1, Dartmouth 1, Michigan State 1.
USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll
Rk. School (1st place votes) Record Pts. PR
1. Minnesota State (30) 29-7-3 506 2
2. Boston University (4) 25-7-5 466 4
3. North Dakota 27-9-3 443 1
4. Miami 25-13-1 409 5
5. Michigan Tech 29-9-2 355 4
6. Denver 23-13-2 343 6
7. Minnesota Duluth 20-15-3 276 8
8. Harvard 21-12-3 227 15
9. Omaha 18-12-6 221 10
10. Minnesota 23-12-3 202 13
11. Quinnipiac 23-11-4 177 7
12. Boston College 21-13-3 148 11
13. St. Cloud State 19-18-1 82 NR
14. Providence 22-13-2 70 14
15. Massachusetts-Lowell 21-12-6 56 12
Others receiving votes: Yale 47, Bowling Green 44, Colgate 6, St. Lawrence 2.
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