WAYNE — For the third straight season, Passaic Tech hockey are kings of the county. The Bulldogs (12-3-2) completed the three-peat with a 3-2 win over Wayne on Friday night at the Ice Vault.

The occasion was the 50th anniversary of Michigan Tech’s first national championship—the 1962 NCAA Men’s Ice Hockey title. The Huskies won twenty straight games to finish the season, including a 7–1 ...

Northern Michigan University’s Matthew Argentina, center, gets in position in front of Michigan Tech goaltender Ryan Manzella, left, while Huskies skater Nick Williams looks on during their CCHA ...

As the Essex Tech boys hockey team built up a lead over Newburyport in the season-opener, star senior Brady Leonard skated off the ice like he had any of the other times he scored or assisted on a ...

Make no mistake about it — Howell’s hockey team is for real ... a buzzer-beater Friday night at Eddie Edgar Ice Arena. Chad Pietila scored the winning goal during a five-on-three power ...

MTU hockey, home-and-home ... Northern Michigan University goaltender Ethan Barwick, in back at right, peers around Michigan Tech skater Logan Morrell as the Huskies’ player jumps up to get ...

Starting with the Oakland Junior Grizzlies, Logan had to adjust to the change in culture in a state like Michigan that was riddled with hockey players. Compared to his experience in Georgia, Logan now ...

KALAMAZOO, MI –– Western Michigan hockey is approaching unprecedented territory. And fast. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive ...

Four years ago, Passaic Tech hockey was still searching for its identity. The Bulldogs were finishing up their second season as a varsity hockey program and had an all-time record of 6-33.

The legend of Tony Esposito lives on at his alma mater. Michigan Technological University will present the Board of Trustees Silver Medal to members of Esposito’s family Friday during a pregame ...

Michigan Tech head coach Joe Shawhan said his arrival came when Tech needed it most. “He came in at the right time,” Shawhan said. “We wanted to see what he was able to do for us.