Author: Joe Paisley
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CC hockey win over Minnesota-Duluth gives Tigers chance to host playoff series
The stage is set for another memorable Colorado College-Denver tilt with home playoff ice on the line after the 11th-ranked Tigers defeated Minnesota-Duluth 4-1 Saturday night. The home victory puts the fourth-place Tigers four standings points ahead of fifth-place Omaha (34 points) and in contention to host a home playoff series for the first time…
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[CSG PRINT] CC beats Duluth, could host playoff series
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The stage is set for another memorable Colorado College-Denver tilt with home playoff ice on the line after the 11th-ranked Tigers defeated Minnesota-Duluth 4-1 Saturday night. The home victory puts the fourth-place Tigers four standings points ahead of fifth-place Omaha (34 points) and in contention to host a home playoff series for the first time…
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No. 11 Colorado College Tigers fall in shootout against UMD
Self-inflicted wounds proved costly for No. 11 Colorado College on Friday night and its bid for home playoff ice later this month. With a shootout loss following a 2-2 tie, the fourth-place Tigers was unable to pull further away from Western Michigan, which lost and fell into a tie for fifth place with Omaha in…
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[CSG PRINT] No. 11 Tigers fall in shootout against UMD
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Self-inflicted wounds proved costly for No. 11 Colorado College on Friday night and its bid for home playoff ice later this month. With a shootout loss following a 2-2 tie, the fourth-place Tigers was unable to pull further away from Western Michigan, which lost and fell into a tie for fifth place with Omaha in…
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CC Hockey gets historic, blowout win over North Dakota
It’s only fitting that it was Colorado College sophomore goalie Kaidan Mbereko leading the Tigers on a historic night. Mbereko made 34 of his career-high 43 saves during the opening two periods before his teammates scored the final five goals to defeat No. 2 North Dakota, 6-2, Saturday night. It was CC’s first four-game sweep…
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CC hockey takes tough win off Long Island, 3-2
Colorado College thought Saturday would be an easy win. Long Island made sure they had to earn it. The Tigers did prevail 3-2 to secure the nonconference home sweep Saturday and record their best start since the 2011-12 team went 18-16-2, the last winning season record for the program, dating back to the now-defunct men’s…
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Another 2nd period run fuels Colorado College Tigers sweep of Union
For the second game in a row, Colorado College pulled away in the second period. Perhaps equally as important, the Tigers showed some improvement from the season opener in Saturday’s 6-2 win by finishing off Union with a solid third-period performance. Senior captain Logan Will and Ray Christy scored in the third to secure the…
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CC Tigers rout Union in season opener
Colorado College started off a little slow, but then erupted for four goals in 130 seconds during the second period to rout Union College for a 7-3 home and season-opening victory. It was an auspicious debut Friday for a team playing six freshmen and five sophomores. But (sorry Tiger fans) it’s only Oct. 13 and…
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Air Force holds on for win in opener against ranked MSU
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It wasn’t pretty – nearly giving up a four-goal lead never is — but Air Force pulled ahead early and held on late to knock off No. 8 Michigan State, 6-5, Thursday night. Whether it’s 8-1 Falcons — which it looked like it could be midway at one point or 1-0 — this win was…
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Air Force drops overtime thriller to split weekend series with Lindenwood
Air Force learned a lesson Sunday night. Few college hockey teams can overcome their own mistakes against a sound defensive opponent. But in typical fashion, the Falcons showed resilience, rallying with an extra-attacker goal by Parker Brown to force overtime in an eventual 4-3 nonconference loss to visiting Lindenwood. The Lions’ David Gagnon scored three…





