The Michigan State hockey team had 14 different players register a point in a 6-3 victory over No. 5 Ohio State on Saturday night at Value City Arena in Columbus.
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The Michigan State hockey team had 14 different players register a point in a 6-3 victory over No. 5 Ohio State on Saturday night at Value City Arena in Columbus.
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The Michigan State hockey team dropped the first of a two game series with No. 5 Ohio State, 4-2, on Friday night at Value City Arena in Columbus.
The first four months of the college hockey season have zipped by quickly for Michigan State. There’s been some tough times and frustration and some bright spots and hope for the future.
As the Spartan hockey team continues its fight to finish the season strong, sophomore forwards Taro Hirose and Patrick Khodorenko and freshman Mitch Lewandowski secure 48 percent of the total points for the entire team.
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A junior hockey player could travel to different cities to play, but as a minor they will have to move in with a billet family — a host family to provide a home and support during school and the hockey season.
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After a bye weekend, Michigan State begins the final month of the regular season with a trip to No. 5 Ohio State … The Spartans will play eight games (three home, four road, one neutral site) in February.
Scott, Rob, and Danton preview the upcoming Ohio State series. Guests are sophomore goalie Spencer Wright and Spartan alum Anson Carter.
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This episode features the story of sophomore forward Taro Hirose. It also takes you behind the scenes of the teams trip to New York City and gives you a rundown on the designs of each goalie’s helmet.
Michigan State stared adversity right in the face on Saturday at Madison Square Garden and responded with an effort worth savoring and repeating.
The Michigan State hockey team fell to No. 13 Minnesota, 2-1, on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden in New York. The Spartans fought back to tie the game in the third period, but Minnesota’s Brent Gates Jr., scored what turned out to be the game-winning goal with 3:29 to play.
It was one of the most exciting games Michigan State has played all season. And one of the most frustrating. And without question, the most bizarre game the Spartans have played this season and probably in several seasons.
The Michigan State hockey team dropped a back-and-forth game with No. 13 Minnesota on Thursday at Munn Arena, 5-4.
This is the second week in a weekly series during which The State News asks MSU ice hockey players several questions. This week’s player is freshman forward David Keefer. The Brighton native currently has five points this season, with four of them being assists and the other being a goal.
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This week on Behind the Mask, Jason hosts solo as a flu bug strikes Michigan State University. Meanwhile, the Spartans return after a split against the 18th ranked Wisconsin Badgers.
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With his Michigan State hockey career quickly winding down, Carson Gatt’s main goal is to leave a positive impact on the program and soak up every moment.
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Carson Gatt has played in some special venues during his four-year career at Michigan State. For his first three seasons, the Spartans senior defenseman played lots of games at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit – Great Lakes Invitationals, Big Ten games against Michigan and the Big Ten Tournament.
Michigan State closes the month by meeting No. 13 Minnesota at home on Thursday (6:30 p.m.) and then at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Saturday (8 p.m.) as part of the Big Ten’s Super Saturday series.
Michigan State freshman Mitchell Lewandowski was named the Big Ten Third Star of the Week, the conference office announced on Tuesday, Jan. 16. It is the fourth time this season Lewandowski has received a Big Ten weekly award. Lewandowski scored three goals last weekend as the Spartans split a road series at No. 18 Wisconsin. The winger from Clarkston score the game-winning goal in Friday’s 2-0 win and then added two more the following night.
A night after a 2-0 shutout victory, Michigan State’s bid for a sweep of No. 18 Wisconsin came up short as the Badgers topped the Spartans, 5-2, on Saturday night at the Kohl Center.