2002 - 2003
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Michigan Tech Home Crowd Treated
to Competitive Series Versus #2 Minnesota
The defending NCAA national champion Minnesota Golden Gophers
came into town expecting pehaps an easy series against the Huskies. What
they got was a couple of thriller games that went right down to the final
minutes. The Huskies lead by a couple of goals early in on both Friday and
Saturday's games, only to have the Gophers storm back in the third period.
As they say, timing is everything. A timely goal at 14:43
of the 3rd gave Minnesota the win on Friday night, while the Huskies came
through with a game tying goal with 3:16 left in Saturday's game. Freshmen
defensemen John Scott, who stands 6'7" tall and is currently the tallest
player in college hockey, scored his first collegiate goal to even the game
up.
Friday Box
Score & Game Recap
Saturday Box
score & Game Recap |
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Huskies Complete St. Lawrence Series
With 4-4 Tie
In a very competitive game that proved to be a nail-biter and
an emotional roller coaster, the Huskies denied the St. Lawrence Saints the
satisfaction of a win. MTU lead 3-1 at one point, only to find themselves
down 4-3 with less than a minute to go. Freshmen goaltender Rick Cazares,
who made his NCAA debut, was pulled late in the third period to allow the
Huskies to even it up with an extra attacker.
Box
Score, USCHO Game
Recap
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Huskies Spoil St. Lawrence Home Opener
with 7-1 Blowout in Canton, NY
The two coaches who are perhaps the most well-known in college
hockey for their interesting "character" and humor brought their teams
together Friday night (Oct. 18) at Appleton Arena in Canton, NY. Old
Friends, MTU coach Mike Sertich and St. Lawrence coach Joe Marsh began what
will hopefully be a long-standing tradition of scheduling the ECAC-WCHA
matchup when the Saints visited Houghton last season.
The Huskies were lead by Bryan Perez with 1 goal and 3 assists. Englehardt
scored 2 powerplay goals and 1 assist. Six huskies combined to score
a total of seven goals, while goaltender Ellsworth was exceptional with
only 1 goal allowed in 29 shots.
Box
Score, USCHO Game
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NAHL Compuware's Helminen Commits
to Michigan Tech for 2003-2004 Season
Lars Helminen of Brighton, MI, has committed to play
hockey at Michigan Tech for the 2003-2004 season. Helminen (5'7", 196 lb)
is currently one of the top scoring defensemen in the NAHL.
Compuware Official Press Release
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#11 Northern Michigan Takes Victory in
MTU's Home Opener.
A nearly capacity crowd of 4,000 showed
up to watch one of college hockey's most bitter rivalries as the Huskies
hosted the Northern Michigan Wildcats for their first NCAA game of the 2002-2003
season. The Huskies outshot NMU but were only able to beat NMU goaltender
Kowalski once as Frank Werner scored unassisted in the second period.
Northern Michigan took advantage of three good scoring opportunities
as well as an empty net to finish with a 4-1 score.
Box
Score, USCHO Game
Recap
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Michigan Tech Hockey Officially
Begins Practice September 23.
On-ice practice officially begins
for the Huskies on Monday, September 23 at 3:30 pm at MacInnes Student
Ice Arena. The coaching staff is focusing on improved skills
and speed along with work ethic to propel the Huskies to a higher level
of WCHA play this season. Nearly 35 players are expected to
participate in Monday's practice. More Info at MTU Official Website.
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