Quinnipiac Beats Minnesota en Route to First NCAA Hockey Title Sean Raggio | April 9, 2023 The Quinnipiac Bobcats have won their first NCAA championship in program history after defeating the Minnesota Golden Gophers 3-2 in overtime. The historical feat was won on the same site…
College Hockey Report: LIU Wins First Game, Minnesota Starting Strong Tyler Kuehl | November 23, 2020 Week two of the official regular season for college hockey featured a lot more action than the first. Some members of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) and Hockey East…
NCAA Hockey National Championship History: The 2000s Tyler Kuehl | June 27, 2020 *This post is the sixth installment in a series that looks at the NCAA men’s ice hockey national champions, beginning with the 1940s. Here are the decades that have already…
NCAA Hockey National Championship History: The 1970s Tyler Kuehl | June 5, 2020 Since the initial NCAA tournament in Colorado Springs in 1948, 72 programs have been crowned the best team in college hockey in the United States. Some obviously won more than…
An Interview with Bobby Smith THW Archives | March 28, 2020 Originally written back in 2012, this chat with one of the game’s greats will be a very nice trip down memory lane for some of our older readers – we…
Huskies & Gophers Coaching Changes Bring New Horizons Rachel Huston | July 16, 2018 After 13 years as the bench boss for St. Cloud State University, Bob Motzko is moving on from his alma mater to the National Champion Golden Gophers at the University…
Sabres Prospect Mittelstadt is Dominating WJC Jeff Seide | December 30, 2017 These days, Sabre fans are desperate for an ounce of good news. They’re getting a ton of it. Casey Mittelstadt, the Sabres first-round pick (eighth overall) in 2017, is making…
Casey Mittelstadt: The Makings of a Star Brian Lombardo | February 8, 2017 Highlighting the 2017 Draft class is perhaps the most highly sought after North American skater: Casey Mittelstadt. This Eden Prairie, Minnesota native and University of Minnesota commit is unlikely to make…
Best Line in Women’s College Hockey? Dustin Nelson | November 8, 2016 MINNEAPOLIS — The loss of Amanda Kessel and Hannah Brandt might be the biggest offseason loss for any women’s college hockey team this year. But the Gopher offense doesn’t appear…
UND vs. UMN, 3 Things Eric Burton | November 7, 2016 Oh, what a difference a year makes. In the past two weeks, the University of North Dakota Hockey team has come up empty. The Fighting Hawks are 0-3-1 in their…
Sidney Peters Thrives in Gopher Sweep of St. Cloud Dustin Nelson | October 30, 2016 MINNEAPOLIS — The University of Minnesota Golden Gophers have come out of yet another weekend with a series sweep. This time it was against an outmatched St. Cloud State, who…
Gophers Find Positives in Sweep of Duluth, Despite Slow Starts Dustin Nelson | October 16, 2016 MINNEAPOLIS – Despite some tense moments, the Gophers women’s team took home a pair of wins against the University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs over the weekend. The Gophers owned a…
