Category: The Latest
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Broncos beat Wolverines 4-1 at Yost Friday Night
By Matt Slovin – ANN ARBOR – With Michigan finally back in Yost Ice Arena’s friendly confines, and its number of remaining home games dwindling, the Wolverines sure didn’t look comfortable hosting No. 7 Western Michigan on Friday night. It took the Broncos (11-3-1) about five minutes to find their offensive groove until some unexpected…
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Saginaw squirt team captures ‘Battle at the Bridge’ title
Note: The following article and photos are reader submissions from a parent, coach, or player. Have your team highlighted on our website and in MiHockeyMag by e-mailing editor Michael Caples at mcaples@mihockeynow.com. On the first weekend of December, the Saginaw Township Education Association Squirt hockey team took a long road trip to St. Ignace to…
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Shaved Ice – December 14
The MiHockey staff’s thoughts and prayers are with the people of Newtown, Conn., right now, after reports of a terrible incident at an elementary school. Appreciate what you have, because you never know what could happen tomorrow. Last night we published a story about a goaltender at Central Michigan University that decided she didn’t want…
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Check out the latest edition of MiHockeyMag
It’s time to start ‘Celebrating The Legacy’ of the CCHA. Check out our most recent issue of the magazine to get caught up on another great season of college hockey, the last before we experience big changes in NCAA hockey.
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Michi-gamer: Pride of the Mitten (Week of Dec. 10)
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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Stopping hockey wasn’t an option for freshman; CMU women’s team going strong four years later
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By Ryan Zuke – For most first-year college students, the burden of school work and getting acclimated to college makes life hectic enough. But during Megan Brennan’s freshman year at Central Michigan University in 2008, she had to dedicate any available time to something she was very passionate about—starting a women’s club hockey team at…
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Shaved Ice – December 13
One day away from Friday. It’s about time. Red Wings prospect Riley Sheahan pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle with a blood-alcohol content of .17 or more, according to a report by the Free Press today. Charges stemming from him having Brendan Smith’s ID and driving the wrong way on a one-way street were dismissed. Hope…
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Shaved Ice – December 12
Afternoon edition of Shaved Ice, because I’ve been out celebrating 12-12-12. It’s been a rather busy Wednesday for us at the MiHockey offices. Here’s what has been going on: We just posted a story about how USA Hockey has decided to uphold a lifetime ban given out by MAHA to one of its former members.…
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USA Hockey upholds lifetime suspension of former MAHA member
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By Michael Caples – A former Michigan Amateur Hockey Association director’s lifetime suspension assessed by the state’s governing body has been upheld by USA Hockey, it was announced yesterday. Rick Rogow, a former director for MAHA’s District 4 (youth teams based primarily in metro Detroit), was suspended from all association activities on Aug. 26, 2012.…
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High school hockey at The Joe
By Michael Caples – The Detroit Red Wings announced today that they will be hosting four high school hockey games at Joe Louis Arena next week, and one game will experience the media coverage normally reserved for pro games. Three games will be played on Wednesday, Dec. 19, and one game on Friday, Dec. 21.…