TSN’s coverage of NCAA hockey will feature 30 games in the next six weeks, including six televised on TSN or TSN2, bringing the talent and excitement of U.S. college hockey into Canadian homes.

The six televised games in the next six weeks are:

• Sun., Dec. 30 – Bentley at New Hampshire (TSN2, 5 p.m. ET)
• Fri., Jan. 11 – Vermont at Massachusetts (TSN2, 7 p.m. ET)
• Sat., Jan. 12 – Colorado College at North Dakota (TSN, 8 p.m. ET)
• Mon., Jan. 21 – Merrimack at Boston University (TSN, 4 p.m. ET)
• Fri., Jan. 25 – Northeastern at Providence (TSN, 7 p.m. ET)
• Sat., Jan. 26 – St. Cloud State at North Dakota (TSN, 8 p.m. ET)

Those games include Canadian World Junior alumni Cale Makar (Massachusetts), Shane Bowers (Boston University) and Dante Fabbro (Boston University) as well as fellow first-round NHL draft picks Jacob Bernard-Docker and Jonny Tychonick (North Dakota).

“The upcoming TSN games showcase some tremendous talent and exciting on-campus settings,” said College Hockey Inc. Executive Director Mike Snee. “We are thrilled that our partnership with TSN can bring these games to a Canadian audience.”

College Hockey Inc.: Full Canadian TV Schedule

TSN and TSN Direct subscribers will have access to 30 NCAA games on TSN.ca and the TSN App between now and Feb. 3. That schedule of streaming games begins tonight with two games and features:

• Appearances from seven teams currently in the USCHO.com Top 20
• Heated and historic NCAA hockey rivalries like Colorado College-Denver, Minnesota-Wisconsin and Maine-New Hampshire
• Members of the 2019 Canadian National Junior Team Shane Bowers (Boston University/COL) and Ian Mitchell (Denver/CHI)
• First-round NHL draft picks and Canada natives Cale Makar (Massachusetts/COL), Dante Fabbro (Boston University/NSH) and Jacob Bernard-Docker (North Dakota/OTT)
• Top prospects for Canadian teams like Quinn Hughes (Michigan/VAN), Ryan Poehling (St. Cloud State/MTL), Emilio Pettersen (Denver/CGY), Jonathan Kovacevic (Merrimack/WPG), Josh Norris (Michigan/OTT), Jonny Tychonick (North Dakota/OTT) and Bernard-Docker (North Dakota/OTT)
• Five women’s hockey games highlighted by a top-10 matchup between rivals Boston College and Northeastern (Jan. 11)