Hockey talk with standings teeth.
ITHSWpodcasts collects several Ice Time Hockey West shows into one busy hockey feed. The tone is practical and conversational, with sponsor-heavy openings giving way to college hockey recaps, AHL Pacific Division tracking, roster talk, travel notes, and standings number crunching.
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ITHSWpodcasts is a high-volume hockey feed built around the Ice Time Hockey West family of shows. It is not polished studio minimalism. It sounds like a working hockey desk with microphones open, schedules changing, and people checking in from the road. The feed moves across College Hockey West Weekly, College Hockey Coast 2 Coast, College Hockey West Live, and the Pro Hockey West Report. College hockey is the main lane. The AHL Pacific Division also gets dedicated attention. The show often starts with long sponsor runs, music beds, weather talk, travel logistics, and a little host-to-host needling. Then the numbers arrive. Standings, tournament context, roster construction, weekend outcomes, and what still has to be decided are treated as the real material. Recent episodes place Scott Strandy in Henderson, Ontario, California, Phoenix, and other road contexts, which gives the coverage a lived-in feel. Paul Hornstein, Peter South, Tom Harden, and other named voices appear around him depending on the program. The rhythm is conversational and sometimes messy, but it carries the energy of people who actually follow the teams they are discussing. A Maryville segment, for example, turns from roster construction into the harder conversations around player transitions, humility, and building a program without making everything about spotlight. That is typical of the feed at its best. It is about games, but also about the machinery around games. The hosts care about who is in the building, who is on the roster, who is moving up, and what the table looks like after the weekend. Casual listeners may find the names and acronyms dense. Committed college hockey fans will recognize the appeal. ITHSWpodcasts rewards people who want the details, not just the final score.
Made for: For college hockey and AHL Pacific Division followers who want detailed, frequent coverage from people tracking teams, travel, rosters, and playoff implications. It suits listeners comfortable with insider names, sponsor reads, and fast-moving panel chatter.
What sets it apart: The feed combines several recurring hockey shows under one roof, giving it a wider weekly rhythm than a single recap program. Its strength is granular hockey coverage delivered with road-report immediacy.
ITHSWpodcastsSunday: College Hockey West Live, our live recap show where Scott Strande and Paul Hornstein catch you up on all the weekend happens with our 10 NCAA teams.Monday: College Hockey Coast 2 Coast, our newest live show featuring everything happening in NCAA hockey. Join Scott Strande and Paul Hornstein for all the conversations. Tuesday: College Hockey West Weekly, our first and longest running podcast that goes in depth with coaches, players and newsmakers within our 10 NCAA teams. Wednesday: American Collegiate Hockey Top 20, our newly renamed podcast that features conversations with those coaches and players from the very best non-varsity hockey teams. Scott Strande and Steven Ma…
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
ITHSWpodcasts connects college hockey rankings and roster decisions with the player paths that continue into the professional game.
ITHSWpodcasts follows college hockey through the decisions and arguments that shape a season. Scott Strande and Paul Hornstein move from national polls and team form to coaching changes, recruiting conditions and roster construction, often testing each other's rankings rather…
A two-point poll margin turns Scott Strande's crew into college hockey's appellate court.
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Roster building, live banter, and the everyday mechanics of a college hockey program.
College Hockey West Live spends its hour on the practical work behind Maryville's roster turnover, with a guest laying out the harder and easier talks that come with players leaving and players arriving.
Vegas themes, coaching chatter, and a tequila bit keep the college-hockey conversation moving.
College Hockey West Live starts with a Vegas theme, then settles into the kind of steady panel talk that gives the show its shape. The discussion moves through a coaching job, recruiting to the area, and the value of already being known in the community once a search gets…
A live college-hockey discussion tying Frozen Four stakes to the pro pipeline and St. Claude State's coaching search.
College Hockey West Live frames Frozen Four talk as a broader look at what college hockey can set in motion. It moves from an Ontario night with both Sukinski brothers expected in the building to Cole Gutman's hat trick in Coachella, then settles into its strongest stretch with…
A real-time college hockey rankings debate built around a two-point poll split between Michigan State and Michigan.
College Hockey Coast to Coast frames the top of the college rankings as an active debate, with Michigan, Michigan State, Western Michigan, and North Dakota treated as the first four teams under review. Michigan stays at No.
Daily Canucks panic with receipts.
Buffalo hockey, argued daily.
Flyers wins, losses, and reality checks.
Hosts Scott Strand, Tom Harden, and Paul Hornstein analyze NCAA hockey rankings and playoff races on College Hockey Coast to Coast.
This episode of College Hockey Coast to Coast is a sports podcast discussing college hockey, featuring hosts Scott Strandy, Tom Harden, and Paul Hornstein, with various sponsors and university promotions.
Hosts Scott Strande and Paul Hornstein preview Frozen Four week from Arizona, highlighting the historic matchup between Denver, Michigan, North Dakota, and Wisconsin.
This episode of College Hockey West Weekly marks the hosts' return after a break for the World Junior Championships, featuring Scott Strandy and Paul Hornstein discussing college hockey topics.
This episode features a panel discussion winding down coverage of the World Junior Championships hockey tournament.
College Hockey West Weekly features Frank Serratore explaining why he will retire from Air Force after the season, following nearly 30 years there.
The Pro Hockey West Report examines the July 23 Holinka-Gretzky Cup summer showcase, NHL scheduling, and coaching changes across the AHL Pacific Division.
College Hockey Coast to Coast hosts Scott Strandy, Tom Harden, and Paul Hornstein review NCHC coaching contracts, including extensions for Scott Sandelin and Dane Jackson.
Scott Strandy, Stephen Marsh, and Peter South review the 2026-27 AHL Pacific Division schedule, coaching vacancies, and San Jose's returning rookie camp.
The hosts of the Pro Hockey West Report discuss weather conditions affecting their locations and preview upcoming hockey standings analysis.
This episode of College Hockey West Weekly is a sports podcast hosted by Scott Strandy and Paul Hornstein, focusing on college hockey updates and shifting to cover the AHL Pacific Division.
This episode of College Hockey Coast to Coast, hosted by Scott Strandy, Tom Harden, and Paul Hornstein, welcomes listeners after the national tournament, featuring various sponsors and focusing on college hockey discussions.
This episode promotes hockey-related destinations and services, including clinics by Johnny Walker, Liberty University's hockey program, and Buffalo Wild Wings rewards.
This is a live sports broadcast episode of College Hockey West Live, featuring hosts Scott Strandy, Peter South, and Paul Hornstein discussing college hockey topics.
College Hockey West Live opens from the NCHC.tv studios with Scott Strandy, Peter South, and Paul Hornstein on the air.
The show opens in Vegas.
The hosts discuss the latest college hockey polls and rankings as teams prepare for conference and NCAA tournaments.
This episode of the Pro Hockey West Report marks the official restart of the podcast, hosted by Scott Serandi and Peter Sondheim, following a solid all-star game.