Posts About "University of Minnesota-Duluth"
Minnesota-Duluth: 2018 NCAA Champions
April 8th, 2018 The NCAA Hockey season has reached its end. Over the course of seven months, 60 teams were boiled down to just two, and Saturday night, two became one. The University of Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs (UMD) topped the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, taking home the program's second national championship in its history. It seemed as though the...
Frozen Four Final: Notre Dame & Minnesota-Duluth
April 7th, 2018 There is something about college hockey that is so entertaining. Maybe it's the number of teams across the nation fighting for supremacy. Maybe it's the lack of stardom, setting the stage for young players to make a name for themselves as they forge their path to professional hockey careers. Maybe it's the speed and sheer...
Minnesota-Duluth’s Riley Tufte Ready for Season Opener
September 16th, 2016 Back in August, the University of Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs learned that their incoming freshman forward Riley Tufte had broken his wrist. Tufte suffered the injury during the 2016 USA Hockey National Junior Evaluation Camp in Plymouth, Michigan. The initial report on Tufte’s status is that he would be out six to eight...
Joey Anderson – The Next Ones: NHL 2016 Draft Prospect Profile
June 14th, 2016 Joey Anderson 2015-16 Team: United States National Development Program (#17) Date of birth: June 19th, 1998 Place of birth: Roseville, Minnesota Ht: 5'11" Wt: 192 lbs Shoots: Right Position: Right Winger NHL Draft Eligibility: 2016 1st year eligible Twitter:@joeyandy19 THW The Next Ones Ranking (February):...
Fighting Hawks and Bulldogs: 3 Things
March 22nd, 2016 This past weekend, the University of North Dakota Fighting Hawks lost and tied in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference’s Frozen Faceoff. All-time, UND has a 1-4-1 (.250) record in the Frozen Faceoff. There's one thing to consider. The last two seasons, UND already had an NCAA number one seed locked up before the Frozen Faceoff...
Justin Faulk Returns to Minnesota Playing a Different Game
February 14th, 2015 The 2010 Entry Draft was a good one for the Carolina Hurricanes. They grabbed Jeff Skinner in the first round, Justin Faulk in the second, and Frederik Andersen with their last pick. At the time, most of the excitement from that draft was surrounding Jeff Skinner, the young figure-skater-turned-hockey-player that was lighting up the OHL...
