Author: MiHockey Staff
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Mercy tops Walled Lake in Suburban Classic
By Brian Kalisher – FARMINGTON HILLS – Mercy coach Brandon Malinowski said that last year’s loss in the Suburban Girls’ High School Classic Championship was a difficult way to start the season. This year, it’s not something his girls will have to worry about. The Mercy Marlins posted a 7-5 win over an aggressive Walled…
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Storm blows Saginaw away
By Carl Chimenti – While it may be a bit early to say this was a must-win game for the Spirit, their Dec. 4 match-up with the Guelph Storm was certainly one Saginaw could have used to help their place in the OHL standings. Instead, the Spirit lost 5-1 in front of a home-ice crowd…
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Shaved Ice – Dec. 5
Welcome back, everybody. Hope you had a good weekend. Quick hits The Wings lost a close one to the Avalanche last night, ending their winning streak. Ryan O’Reilly’s two goals helped power Colorado to a 4-2 win. Johan Franzen and Dan Cleary scored for the Wings, while Ty Conklin made 26 saves. The loss stops…
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Michigan Travelers Win Rock ‘N’ Roll Cup
Thanks to a complete game effort, the ’99 Michigan Travelers won the 2011 Rock ‘n’ Roll Cup tournament held in Cleveland Nov 4-6. The Travelers faced the Cleveland Sharks, Euclid Panthers, Tri County Eagles, and the Applewood Coyotes. After scoring critical goals the last two games, Zach Barrette was named tournament MVP. The Travelers…
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Shaved Ice – Dec. 2
Congrats, you’ve survived another work week. Quick hits Here’s a look at what your favorite teams will be doing this weekend. The Red Wings head to Buffalo, where they will face Ryan Miller and the Sabres. The Wings are 8-2 over their last 10 games, while Buffalo is 4-5-1. Michigan native Chris Conner has been…
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NAHL boasts several “Players to Watch”
By Matt Mackinder – The National Hockey League feels potential future stars of the league are playing this year in the North American Hockey League. Eleven league players, including two in-state skaters, were recognized on the NHL Central Scouting Bureau’s “Players to Watch” list for 2012 draft-eligibles released on Oct. 21. Players from the NAHL…
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Eastside’s captain – second to none
By Brian Kalisher – As another high school hockey season begins, teams across the state will look for the natural leaders to lead in the locker room and on the ice. Whether they lean on one captain, or are lucky enough to have a stable of leaders, the season’s outcome will rest on the players…
