Results of the WCHA Web Media Poll: Week 4

Originally posted at the Hockey Writers - Combine 

Each week, I participate in a WCHA Web Media Poll that is put on by the Tech Hockey Guide with 11 other people that represent both the print media as well as the hockey blogosphere. Here’s the week four results of the WCHA Web Media Poll.

As you can see by the standings, there is a lot of movement in this week’s poll, North Dakota and Colorado College stay the same. Minnesota falls from second place to fourth and Saint Cloud State University Huskies moves from fourth to second place after splitting their weekend series with Denver. The biggest mover is Nebraska Omaha, who moves from 10th place to sixth.

	Team	Pts	Previous	Record	High	Low
1)	Denver (6)	134	1	5-1-0	1	5
2)	St. Cloud State (3)	124	4	5-3-0	1	5
3)	North Dakota (2)	122	3	3-2-1	1	5
4)	Minnesota	118	2	5-2-0	2	4
5)	Colorado College (1)	96	5	5-3-0	1	7
6)	Nebraska Omaha	80	10	4-3-1	5	8
7)	Minnesota Duluth	66	8	2-3-1	5	10
8)	Bemidji State	47	9	2-1-1	6	11
9)	Minnesota State	46	12	3-3-2	6	11
10)	Michigan Tech	45	7	2-6-0	7	12
11)	Wisconsin	41	6	1-4-1	6	12
12)	Alaska Anchorage	17	11	2-2-2	9	12

Representing Name Publication Twitter

Alaska-Anchorage, Taylor Hall College Hockey News @thall907

Bemidji State, Troy Mills The Beaver Pond
Colorado College, Joe Paisley, Paisley Hockey @Paisleyhockey
Denver, Mike Chambers, Denver Post @MChambersDP
Michigan Tech, Tim Braun, Tech Hockey Guide @TBraunTHG
Minnesota, Dan Myers, Minnesota Hockey Magazine @1DanMyers
Minnesota Duluth, Bruce Ciskie, The Ciskie Blog @BruceCiskie
Minnesota State, Chris Dilks, Western College Hockey @ChrisDilks
Nebraska-Omaha, Matt Semisch, Radio Free Omaha @matthewsemisch
North Dakota, Eric Burton The Hockey Writers Combine and Goon’s World @goon48
St. Cloud State, Jeremy Larson, Husky Hockey Time @jclarson02
Wisconsin, Andy Johnson, Bucky’s 5th Quarter @andyjohnsonB5Q