By Jim den Hollander Editor/Publisher Midwesthockey.info This is the first of seven articles updating the seven junior hockey leagues that fall under the Midwesthockey.info coverage umbrella. The articles will be basic, highlighting achievements from the previous season and going over any changes for the upcoming season. Andon Cerbone (‘04/Stamford, CT) stepped up as the hero
By Jim den Hollander Editor/Publisher Saukhockey.info Parity is evident in the USHL with mostly one-goal decisions through the first couple weeks, but none of the four games on Friday (Oct. 8) were close and all went in the direction on the home team. Tri-City Storm remains the lone undefeated (in regulation, overtime or shootout) team
By Jim den Hollander Editor/Publisher Midwesthockey.info Tiernan Shoudy (’02/St. Clair, MI — Michigan State) fired his second of the game 4:32 into overtime, lifting the host Des Moines Buccaneers to a 4-3 win against the visiting Omaha Lancers at Buccaneer Arena, Friday (Oct. 1). The win keeps the Bucs perfect at 3-0 early in the
By Jim den Hollander Editor/Publisher Midwesthockey.info The first half of the Dicks Sporting Goods USHL Fall Showcase wrapped up Friday (September 24, 2021) with the final game of the day a 1-0 overtime thriller. Bruno Bruveris (’02/Riga, Latvia) was perfect, kicking out all of the 31 shots he faced in the contest and Cameron Whitehead
By Jim den Hollander Midwesthockey.info editor During the off season, we have different things that help us weather the storm until hockey returns. One of the more exciting days, is when the new schedule is released for your favorite team, or league. Plans can be put in motion for fans of America’s top junior league
Waterloo, Iowa (Courtesy Waterloo Black Hawks)–New Waterloo Black Hawks Goaltending Coach Kent Patterson was a successful USHL netminder and an NHL Draft pick, then earned the starting job at the University of Minnesota and embarked on an extensive professional hockey career. It’s a path current Waterloo goalie Jared Moe has begun to follow – and
