Tag: cc hockey news
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RAMSEY: CC’s slump nearly epic, beyond frustration
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 his office. “I think the coaches would agree and I think the players would agree that we’re a bit frustrated…
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CC tightens up on defense, but loses late at Omaha 3-1
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save OMAHA, Neb. • For close to two periods Saturday night, Colorado College played a near-perfect road game. The Tigers had reined in Nebraska-Omaha’s high-powered offense. They scored first. And they were on a power play…
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CC tightens up on defense, but loses late at Omaha 3-1
OMAHA, Neb. • For close to two periods Saturday night, Colorado College played a near-perfect road game. The Tigers had reined in Nebraska-Omaha’s high-powered offense. They scored first. And they were on a power play late in the second period. But UNO’s Bryce Aneloski scored a short-handed goal to tie the game with 1:34 left…
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Same formula for Tigers after break, get behind early, give up lots of goals
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save OMAHA, NEB. • Colorado College came off a three-week break about the same way it went into it. The Tigers gave up the first goal, then had trouble slowing down a high-scoring Nebraska-Omaha offense Friday,…
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Same formula for Tigers after break, get behind early, give up lots of goals
OMAHA, NEB. • Colorado College came off a three-week break about the same way it went into it. The Tigers gave up the first goal, then had trouble slowing down a high-scoring Nebraska-Omaha offense Friday, losing 8-4 despite a hat trick from defenseman Mike Boivin. “Those guys had tremendous jump,” CC coach Scott Owens said.…
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CC players ‘changed life’ of boy with cancer
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Months after the fact, with a 10-year-old son in remission from cancer, Amity Niles still can’t believe everything Colorado College hockey players did for her boy. Garrett Niles loves hockey. He played in the Woodland…
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CC players ‘changed life’ of boy with cancer
Months after the fact, with a 10-year-old son in remission from cancer, Amity Niles still can’t believe everything Colorado College hockey players did for her boy. Garrett Niles loves hockey. He played in the Woodland Park Hockey Association and was a big CC hockey fan, having participated in a Tigers summer camp. His favorite player…
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RAMSEY: Please, let the Fighting Sioux controversy end
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save I’m hoping the longest-running drama in American college sports has come to an end. Voters in North Dakota voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to allow the state’s flagship university to drop the Fighting Sioux moniker. North Dakota’s…
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RAMSEY: Please, let the Fighting Sioux controversy end
I’m hoping the longest-running drama in American college sports has come to an end. Voters in North Dakota voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to allow the state’s flagship university to drop the Fighting Sioux moniker. North Dakota’s Board of Higher Education made the removal official Thursday. Of course, this does not mean Colorado Springs hockey fans will…
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CC scores NAHL defenseman for next season, roster at 26
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Colorado College has added what’s probably the final piece to its defensive corps for next season, recently landing Russell Finch, who may not show much style but will bring lots of experience to the Tigers,…