The Bloomington Thunder, a sophomore squad in the United States Hockey League, reached the post season for the first time this season and one series in, the team is celebrating both its first series win and first upset. A 5-2 win at the Cedar Rapids Ice Arena in front of a stunned home town crowd
Mathias Tellstrom, 19, from Sweden, notched a powerplay goal with 9:06 to play lifting the host Metro Jets to a 4-3 lead it wouldn’t surrender against the West Michigan Wolves in NA3HL play Saturday (Sept. 26). In other games involving Midwest-based teams on the same day: St. Louis Jr. Blues earned a 3-2 edge on
Reed Kaiser, 19, from Wyoming lifted the Wisconsin Rapids Riverkings to a 4-3 United States Premier Hockey League – Midwest Division road win and a series split with the St. Croix Valley Magicians with his goal in the fifth round of a shootout, at the Gornick Arena, Saturday (Sept. 26). Kaiser’s goal gave Riverkings its
After dropping its opening game at the North American Hockey League Showcase Event, the Minot Minotauros wrapped up three straight wins with a 5-1 decision against the Corpus Christi Stingrays, Saturday (Sept. 26), at the Schwan Super rinks at Blaine, MN. Meanwhile, in other Showcase games involving Midwest-based teams: Topeka Roadrunners shutout the winless Wilkes Barre/Scranton
How high are expectations in the guy who took top Rookie honors and set a record for goals by a 16-year-old last season? Maybe not high enough as Kieffer Bellows, 17, from Edina, MN fired three goals and added an assist on the game clinching empty netter to lift the US National Development Team Program U-18
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
