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Apparently Michigan Tech wasn’t quite done with recruiting for next season. Last week the Huskies picked up a commitment from the BCHL Interior Division MVP, Brent Baltus. Baltus is a forward for the Trail Smoke Eaters. The 6′ 1″ sniper had verbally committed to Alaska Anchorage in November but the departure of Dave Shyiak in Anchorage opened the door for Baltus to reevaluate things and Michigan Tec

Despite the fact that the Michigan Tech Huskies have yet to qualify for the NCAA Tournament under current head coach Mel Pearson, fans of the Huskies have a reason to check out the Massachusetts-Lowell River Hawks’ Frozen Four matchup with the Yale Bulldogs. Former Huskies’ goaltender Cam Ellsworth is on the staff for the Riverhawks. “It’s been an unbelievable experience,” said Ellsworth. “A lot of the relationships

At first glance, a 13-20-4 record, a tenth-place finish, and a first-round loss to North Dakota looks like an extremely disappointing second season for head coach Mel Pearson and the Michigan Tech Huskies. However, upon closer inspection, this group of Huskies built off the success they had last season, and appear to be heading in the right direction. “Obviously we wanted to win more games,” said assistant coach Bill