For a second straight day, the Chicago Blackhawks made some major moves Saturday (Sept. 26), assigning six players to its AHL affiliate, the Rockford Ice Hawks while releasing six others on Saturday (Sept. 26 The news came from the two separate releases. Re-assigned to the Rockford Ice Hogs are: Ryan Haggerty – A 22-year-old, 6’0,” 201 lbs.
Cameron Pries, 18, from Waterloo, IA fired his second of the game halfway though the third period to break a 2-2 draw and keep the La Crosse Freeze undefeated with a 3-2 edge against the Alexandria Blizzard Friday (Sept. 25) at the Green Island Ice Arena. In other NA3HL league games involving Midwest-based teams: The
The Marquette Royales — halfway through a tough eight-game stretch of road games to open its USPHL-Midwest campaign managed to put up its first ‘W’ of the season in a big way at Farmington, MI on Friday (Sept. 25), downing the host Michigan Wild 11-2. In other USPHL-Midwest games on the same night, Traverse City
Nick Stockert finally brought an end to the 2015-16 Superior International Junior Hockey League home opener for the Minnesota Iron Rangers with his goal in the seventh round of a shootout at the Hoyt Lakes Arena Friday (Sept. 25) night. The goal lifted the host Iron Rangers to a 3-2 edge against the visiting Thunder
The Soo Eagles failed to score until the final minute on Friday (Sept. 25) at the Centennial Arena in Elliot Lake, but that was almost enough to force overtime in is Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League contest against the host Elliot Lake Wildcats. But the Wildcats were able to run out the clock and hold
At the halfway mark of the annual North American Hockey League Showcase Tournament at the Schwan Super Rink at Blaine, MN only one Midwest based team remained undefeated. The defending Robertson Cup Champion Minnesota Wilderness was knocked off of that perch of perfection though on Friday (Sept. 25) with a 3-2 defeat against the Lone
