Tag: cc hockey news
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Tigers freshmen helping CC play better of late
Colorado College’s improving freshmen are a good reason why the Tigers enter this weekend’s home series against league-leading St. Cloud State playing better hockey. Hunter Fejes’ two-goal outburst against Denver two Saturdays ago brought added attention to his steadily improving performance (10 points, five goals) since the holiday break while his classmates, including center Cody…
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To retain Gold Pan, CC needs to sweep DU this weekend
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save College hockey doesn’t get any bigger on the Front Range than when the Tigers and Pioneers lock horns. This weekend’s home-and-home tilt should keep Interstate 25 busy and hockey arenas crowded. The coveted Gold Pan…
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To retain Gold Pan, CC needs to sweep DU this weekend
College hockey doesn’t get any bigger on the Front Range than when the Tigers and Pioneers lock horns. This weekend’s home-and-home tilt should keep Interstate 25 busy and hockey arenas crowded. The coveted Gold Pan trophy is on the line when the Tigers (10-14-4, 7-10-3 Western Collegiate Hockey Association) travel to Magness Arena on Friday…
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Tigers rebound to soundly beat Minnesota-Duluth
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A night after surrendering a heartbreaking game-deciding goal in the final two minutes, Colorado College’s hockey team rebounded with vigor at the World Arena. Defensemen Mike Boivin and Peter Stoykewych were two of five players…
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Tigers rebound to soundly beat Minnesota-Duluth
A night after surrendering a heartbreaking game-deciding goal in the final two minutes, Colorado College’s hockey team rebounded with vigor at the World Arena. Defensemen Mike Boivin and Peter Stoykewych were two of five players who scored, and Rylan Schwartz had three assists as the Tigers defeated Minnesota-Duluth 5-1 Saturday. It was just the fourth…
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RAMSEY: Tigers miss another opportunity
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save For the past few weeks I’ve listened to various voices associated with Colorado College hockey who indicated better times were ahead for the hockey team. Just wait, I was told. The Tigers will snap out…
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RAMSEY: Tigers miss another opportunity
For the past few weeks I’ve listened to various voices associated with Colorado College hockey who indicated better times were ahead for the hockey team. Just wait, I was told. The Tigers will snap out their long funk once they return to home ice and once they battle against more middle-of-the-road opponents. On Friday, the…
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CC needs to make headway to get home WCHA playoff spot
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save It’s officially go time for Colorado College’s hockey team. With 12 conference games remaining and six home-ice spots available for the conference tournament, every win is a big one. The Tigers (9-13-2, 6-9-1 Western Collegiate…
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CC needs to make headway to get home WCHA playoff spot
It’s officially go time for Colorado College’s hockey team. With 12 conference games remaining and six home-ice spots available for the conference tournament, every win is a big one. The Tigers (9-13-2, 6-9-1 Western Collegiate Hockey Association) stand in ninth place in the conference with 13 points, four behind this weekend’s opponent, Minnesota-Duluth (9-10-3, 7-6-3).…
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RAMSEY: CC’s slump nearly epic, beyond frustration
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Ken Ralph, Colorado College’s athletic director, has watched his hockey team stumble to one win in the past 12 games. “I think the best word right now is we’re frustrated,” Ralph said this week in…