Author: MiHockey Staff
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Trenton Trojans retire Andy Greene’s No. 8 (photo gallery)
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Check out MiHockey’s photo gallery from the ceremony held between period’s of Trenton’s season-opener to retire the No. 8 jersey of current NHLer Andy Greene. MiHockey’s article on the jersey retirement, from Monday, Nov. 19: By Michael Caples – Trenton High School’s hockey team plans to honor one of its most famous alumni this Wednesday.…
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Five Honeybaked 19U girls sign letters of intent
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By Michael Caples – For five members of the Honeybaked 19U girls’ team, signing a piece of paper means that hockey will continue for the next four years. Andie Anastos, Demi Crossman, Haley McLean, Kirsten Padalis and Lexie Shaw all signed their National Letters of Intent last week, committing to four different Division-1 college hockey…
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Michi-gamer: Pride of the Mitten (Week of Nov. 19)
Welcome to another season of MiHockey’s Michi-gamer, now powered by Bauer Hockey. We take great pride in our homegrown talent. Whether they grew up in the Mitten or we welcomed them here for college or juniors, they are our own. They represent the best place in the world for hockey. Every night, we’ll keep an…
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Check out the holiday gift guide edition of MiHockeyMag
Need help finding gifts for the hockey player, parent, coach or fan in your life? We’ve got you covered.
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Shaved Ice – November 21
Last Shaved Ice before Thanksgiving. The Michigan Wolverines welcome Bowling Green to Yost tonight for a Thanksgiving Eve battle. Then the Wolverines will eat some turkey, and prepare to head to Madison Square Garden for their big game against Cornell. Michigan State alum Chris Mueller is our Michi-gamer today, click on this link to find…
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Shaved Ice – November 20
Just two more Shaved Ices until Thanksgiving. Our latest Red Wings coverage examines what another lengthy lockout could mean to veteran NHLers like Todd Bertuzzi, and how the Wings are getting frustrated with how the negotiations are progressing. Trenton native Andy Greene will have his number retired by his high school tomorrow evening. Find out more about…
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Another lengthy lockout could mean the end for veteran NHLers
By Dave Waddell – Time isn’t only ticking down on an NHL season rapidly approaching its third month of a lockout, it’s also ticking down on careers. After the lockout of 2004-05, over 200 players who had played in the previous NHL season retired when the league re-launched in the fall of 2005. Among them,…
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CCHA Players of the Week – Nov. 19
Ferris State forward Kyle Bonis was named the Central Collegiate Hockey Association’s offensive player of the week today. From the CCHA: Postgame Offensive Player of the Week Kyle Bonis, Ferris State University Sr., F (Lindsay, ON) Bonis had a goal and an assist, and was the Perani Cup third star, in a 4-3 overtime win…
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Shaved Ice – November 19
Welcome back to the work week. At least there’s a national holiday built into this one. Milford native Blake Pietila had a big weekend for the Michigan Tech Huskies, making him our Michi-gamer this morning. The Huskies posted two wins over Bemidji State – crucial points in the WCHA standings. However, the Huskies were one…
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Weekend college recaps: Bulldogs, Huskies sweep
Ferris State and Michigan Tech recorded sweeps this weekend, while it didn’t go as well for any of the other Michigan-based NCAA D-1 schools. Ferris State sweeps in Bowling Green The Bulldogs recorded an overtime win Friday evening, followed up with a regulation win Saturday, to sweep the Falcons in CCHA play. Garrett Thompson scored…