Author: Hugh Johnson
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No. 19 Colorado College ties Miami 4-4; RedHawks win shootout
Colorado College was hours away from Cedar Point, but the Tigers still rode a roller coaster in Ohio on Friday. They battled to a 4-4 tie with Miami of Ohio, but not before CC scored twice in 59 seconds in the third period to take a 4-3 lead only to see the RedHawks score an…
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Colorado College ends 2025 with first road trip in about a month, looks for third, fourth conference wins
Finals week has come for Colorado College hockey. Fresh off a bye week, the No. 19 Tigers end the 2025 portion of the season schedule with their first road trip in about a month as they travel to a resurgent conference opponent in Miami of Ohio. Puck drop at Goggin Ice Center in Oxford, Ohio…
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Air Force dominates Robert Morris 4-1 behind late first-period flurry
Robert Morris might have expected to go into the first intermission tied with Air Force after both teams were scoreless through 19 minutes and 30 seconds of the first period. But then, the Falcons turned the game on its head with two goals in the final 24 seconds. The late-period flurry propelled Air Force to…
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Colorado College hockey scores twice in third, upsets No. 16 Providence for second straight top-20 win
Riley Stuart’s game-winning goal on Friday told the story of Colorado College’s evening and season in a matter of seconds. Tied in the third period, Tigers sophomore defenseman Philippe Blais-Savoie fired a shot from the right circle, but it was deflected away by visiting Providence goalie Philip Svedeback. Undeterred, Blais-Savoie sent in a second shot…
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Air Force hockey scores four times in third period to complete comeback against Canisius
Air Force hockey shook off the tryptophan and overcame a slow start to earn a third straight win the day after Thanksgiving. The Falcons wiped out a two-goal deficit and scored four times in the third period to defeat conference foe Canisius 6-3 on Friday. The win marks five straight on the road for Air…
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Colorado College hoping growth, maturity pay off against third straight ranked foe in No. 16 Providence
Colorado College has learned tough lessons from playing top-ranked opponents, but now the Tigers are hoping to earn tough wins alongside them. CC hockey hosts No. 16 Providence at Ed Robson Arena during this holiday weekend. Puck drop is 7 p.m. Friday and 6 p.m. Saturday. The Friars are the final test in a challenging…
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Air Force hockey looks to stay hot on the road, challenges Canisius after Thanksgiving holiday
The Falcons have much to be thankful for this holiday week. Air Force hockey is 6-2 in its last eight games. The Falcons (7-6-1, 4-4) are coming off a series sweep of rival Army at West Point, New York, the team’s third in four weeks. After a Thanksgiving feast, the Falcons will resume Atlantic Hockey…
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Colorado College battles through adversity, Wilson Björck nets OT winner to earn split against No. 4 Minnesota Duluth
Wilson Björck earned the ending the Tigers have been fighting for. In their third overtime game in as many weekends, Colorado College hockey beat visiting No. 4 Minnesota Duluth 2-1 with a score from Björck just 50 seconds into the three-on-three period. Sophomore alternate captain and center Owen Beckner gained the zone and passed back…
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Yu nets OT winner as Air Force flies past rival Army for weekend sweep
Air Force hockey left wing Anthony Yu went back for seconds. Yu redirected a shot from Falcons’ top-line center Nick Sajevic for the game-winning goal at 2:43 of overtime to lift Air Force to a 3-2 win and a series sweep over rival Army in West Point, N.Y. on Saturday. Yu scored his first goal…
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Colorado College undone by special teams woes, Max Plante hat trick as No. 4 Minnesota Duluth wins
Colorado College continues to be on the wrong end of the special teams battle even when it shouldn’t be. Up a goal late in the first period, the Tigers earned a lengthy power play on a five-minute major penalty to Minnesota Duluth’s Max Plante. Instead of scoring, the Tigers were stymied, the No. 4 Bulldogs…