Tag: colorado college hockey
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Colorado College hockey up to No. 15 in nation despite bye week
Colorado College hockey didn’t play a game last weekend, but the Tigers still moved up in the USCHO rankings released on Monday. CC moved to 15th in the USCHO poll, up one spot from No. 16 last week. The Tigers also moved up in the USA Hockey poll, now ranked 16th instead of 17th. While…
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Colorado College returners reward Kris Mayotte’s faith as Tigers race to 5-1 record to begin season
It’s not a large sample size, but Colorado College hockey coach Kris Mayotte has been vindicated through six games this year. Following a challenging offseason in which the Tigers lost talented players to the pros, graduation, and the transfer portal, Mayotte believed not just in what some college hockey outlets have called a top-10 recruiting…
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Colorado College hockey climbs to 16th in national poll following weekend sweep at Northern Michigan
Colorado College hockey earned two wins on the weekend and three spots in the nation’s top-20 standings on Monday. Following a sweep of Northern Michigan, the Tigers (5-1) enter a bye week ranked 16th in the country per the USCHO poll released on Monday. CC also moved up three spots in the USA Hockey poll…
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No. 19 Tigers earn second-straight weekend sweep
The numbers are stacking up for No. 19 Colorado College hockey. Three players scored their fourth goals of the season, sophomore defenseman Seth Constance scored his first-career goal, rookie left wing Tomas Mrsic recorded two assists for his first-career points, and the Tigers raced past Northern Michigan 5-2 for their fourth-straight win and second-consecutive weekend…
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No. 19 Colorado College overcomes strong effort from Northern Michigan rookie goalie to win in overtime
No. 19 Colorado College hockey entered the weekend down a pair of defensemen in junior captain Max Burkholder and sophomore Philipe Blais-Savoie. So naturally, a defenseman made the game-winning play. Tigers sophomore blueliner Ryan Koering scored at 3:09 of overtime to give CC a 2-1 win at Northern Michigan on Friday night. Koering’s goal completed…
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Loose Pucks: Notes and quotes from Colorado College and Air Force hockey
Loose pucks Notes from Air Force and Colorado College coaches and players Air Force down two upperclassmen centers The Falcons expect to get a big boost when senior captain Mason McCormick and junior center Nick Remissong return from injury. “I wish we got more out of tonight, but we are missing our top two centers,”…
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Colorado College hockey returns to nation’s top 20, ranked 19th in most recent poll
After wins over defending Atlantic Hockey America champion Bentley and cross-town rival Air Force this past weekend, Colorado College hockey is once again ranked among the nation’s best. The Tigers came in at No. 19 in the USCHO poll released on Monday. CC returns to the nation’s top 20 for the first time since March…
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Colorado College hockey scores five in rout of Atlantic Hockey champion Bentley, but suffers major injury
Colorado College cruised to a 5-2 win over defending Atlantic Hockey America champion Bentley on Friday but all was not great at Ed Robson Arena. CC junior defenseman and captain Max Burkholder suffered an apparent injury in the first period and did not return. For the second-straight week, CC (2-1) took over the game in…
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One night to rule them all: Compete with consistency key as Colorado College, Air Force renew rivalry
Saturday night, the Colorado College Tigers and Air Force Falcons will be opponents on the ice but united in their purpose. To compete. The Pikes Peak Trophy is once again on the line as both of Colorado Springs’ Division I college hockey programs square off. Puck drop is at 5:05 p.m. at the Falcons’ Cadet…
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Former Colorado College standout center Noah Laba makes New York Rangers’ final roster
Colorado College coach Kris Mayotte predicted Monday’s news back in March. After the Tigers were eliminated from the National Collegiate Hockey Conference quarterfinals by rival Denver, the CC coach spoke to the duality of what that final game meant for his players. “You have guys on your bench who might never play competitive hockey again…