While they are making their cases to be called up to the NHL, four IceHogs forwards will have to be patient to get their opportunity with the Blackhawks.
Keeping Score: A (UMass) captain and his crew
Published: 4/23/2021 7:07:01 PM
Good morning!
UMass hockey captain oops, former captain Jake Gaudet gave Buckland’s Chris Pettengill a shout-out this week during an interview on NC Squared Sports, a podcast from Saskatchewan.
Gaudet visited Pettengill’s archery store in Buckland last fall, they struck up a friendship and went bow hunting. “It was the best fall to be a deer in Western Mass. with me out there,” joked Gaudet.
An avowed fisherman and Ottawa native, Gaudet is a self-described farm boy who was “never a five-star kid growing up.” Last summer he was driving north of Ottawa when he got a call from coach Greg Carvel. “It was either really good news or bad news,” he remembered thinking. “He told me I was captain.”
By Jason Hall
Apr 9, 2021
Garrett Waits short-handed overtime goal propelled UMass to a 3-2 victory over two-time defending champion Minnesota Duluth and helped the Minutemen advance to the Frozen Four Final.
UMass (19-5-4) will face St. Cloud State in the NCAA hockey championship on Saturday (April 10) with both teams seeking their first national title in program history,
The Minutemen managed to advance despite the absence of four players due to COVID-19 contract-tracing protocols, including leading goal scorer
Carson Gicewicz and starting goaltender
Filip Lindberg. That helped Minnesota Duluth outshoot UMass, 26-11, through two periods and 36-15, at the end of regulation, before the Minutemen held a 13-2 edge in overtime, including Wait s game-winner.
By Jason Hall
Apr 9, 2021
Garrett Waits short-handed overtime goal propelled UMass to a 3-2 victory over two-time defending champion Minnesota Duluth and helped the Minutemen advance to the Frozen Four Final.
UMass (19-5-4) will face St. Cloud State in the NCAA hockey championship on Saturday (April 10) with both teams seeking their first national title in program history,
The Minutemen managed to advance despite the absence of four players due to COVID-19 contract-tracing protocols, including leading goal scorer
Carson Gicewicz and starting goaltender
Filip Lindberg. That helped Minnesota Duluth outshoot UMass, 26-11, through two periods and 36-15, at the end of regulation, before the Minutemen held a 13-2 edge in overtime, including Wait s game-winner.