๐จ NCAA Votes to Eliminate Altitude & Track Conversions๐จ
The NCAA Track & Field Committee has officially voted to eliminate altitude and indoor track conversions beginning with the 2026โ27 academic year.
The discussion centered around the fact that altitude affects every athlete differently, so having a uniform conversion is difficult to justify. The committee also noted that no conversions exist for other weather factors like heat or humidity, and altitude conversions are not used at other levels.
For indoor track indexing, the committee cited a lack of scientific support behind the current conversion tables, as well as improved access to 200m banked tracks.
Army hockey athletic trainer Rachel Leahy honored before todayโs game against Providence.
Leahy applied immediate first aid to Black Knightsโ Eric Huss who injured by inadvertent skate to his neck vs. Sacred Heart Jan. 5
In pregame video, Huss thanked Leahy for saving his life
A terrible tragedy was avoided tonight because of the quick action of our trainer and the medical staff that were in the arena tonight. Grateful that our player will be ok because of them. #Thanks
Sundayโs game will begin at 6:30 ๐ @umichhockey vs. @QU_MIH
Donโt miss your opportunity to be apart of the Road to the Frozen Four!
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This squad has broken multiple ECAC Hockey regular season records and has sights set on overall records as we approach postseason play.
14 goals allowed in league play is the least in ECAC history, breaking Cornell's record of 26 in 2004-05.
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