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What happened last weekend? On Friday night, the Michigan Tech Huskies spotted the Nebraska–Omaha Mavericks a pair of goals in the first period. Before the period ended, however, winger David Johnstone pulled the Huskies within one. Both teams traded goals from that point on, but despite drawing a power play in the final minute, the Huskies fell, 4–3. On Saturday, Johnstone again struck, this time 78 seconds into the

Michigan Tech played a home series for the first time in 2013 and came away with 3 points against a Bemidji team that was two points ahead in the WCHA.  The Huskies took 3 points on the weekend, and 7 of 8 from the Beavers this year.  Now tied in tenth with 12 points in the WCHA, the Huskies will take their final bye week of the year hone their game during an inter-squad scrimmage next weekend. Friday The Huskies cam

What happened last weekend? After struggling the previous weekend against the Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks, the Michigan Tech Huskies had a week off. The down time gave the Huskies a chance to work on areas of their game which had not been as sharp as others, including board battles on the forecheck and goaltending. Coming off a strong showing on the road against the Mavericks during the last week of October, the Bemidji

Senior defenseman Carl Nielsen was selected captain by his teammates. Fellow defensemen Steven Seigo and Bradley Stebner were named assistant captains.

Michigan Tech came into the weekend tied for fifth in the WCHA standings and were playing one of the teams they were tied with: the Nebraska–Omaha Mavericks. The two teams played an evenly matched game on Friday – right down to the shots (31 each) – that ended in a 3–3 tie. In the Saturday rematch the Huskies played a lackluster game and were shut out for the first time this year, losing the game (0–4) and the MacInn

This week we’re introducing a new format for our series coverage on Tech Hockey Guide. Michigan Tech came into its weekend series with Minnesota State 12–12–2 overall and 9–7–2 in the WCHA, good for 7th place. The Huskies split earlier in the season at home with the Mavericks. The result was the same in Mankato as Michigan Tech fell 5–3 on Friday and responded with a 7–3 victory on Saturday. Friday Michigan Tec

Michigan Tech has earned 7 of 8 possible points in WCHA play this January which has them in great shape for home ice, plus a special thank you to Mitch's Misfits.

Michigan Tech (6–4–1 overall, 4–4–1 WCHA) traveled to Anchorage, Alaska, this week for a 2-game series against the Seawolves. In the first of two games, the Huskies came out flat and were unable to get their feet going against the host Seawolves, losing the game 3–1. Alaska–Anchorage scored once in each period and held the Huskies to 19 shots for the entire game en route to their first WCHA victory of the year. ̶

BEMIDJI, M.N.– The Huskies took an early lead Saturday night in Bemidji, but costly penalties would allow the Bemidji State Beavers to rally to victory. Alex MacLeod would put the Huskies on the board 7:56 into the first period on a play that was initially indicated as a no goal by the goal judge. After review the officials ruled in favor of Michigan Tech on the goal assisted by David Johnstone and Brad Stebner