By CHUCKIE MAGGIO The RIT men’s hockey team is one of seven teams in the nation with a perfect penalty kill percentage this season. The Tigers faced one of the six units last weekend, when St. Lawrence visited the Blue Cross Arena. They’ll meet another this weekend, when they travel to South Bend, Ind. to play the Notre Dame Fighting Irish on Thursday and Friday. Though … [Read more...] about RIT men’s hockey set to play two games at Notre Dame
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Calverley, Matthews come up big as RIT edges St. Lawrence in Brick City game
By KEVIN OKLOBZIJA In life, every minute is the same in terms of duration. Tick, tick, tick. In hockey, however, a minute, or two, can sometimes seem like they’ll never end. Tick. Tick. Tick. Just ask Rochester Institute of Technology senior center Will Calverley, who had to sit in the penalty box for the first two minutes of the third period, hoping his … [Read more...] about Calverley, Matthews come up big as RIT edges St. Lawrence in Brick City game
RIT downed by Colgate in men’s hockey opener
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO There was no feeling-out process in the RIT men’s hockey team’s season opener against Colgate on Saturday night. Perhaps after 581 days of playing without a student section, neither team wanted to wait around long. The Tigers and Raiders traded goals within the first 2:51, but Colgate eventually ran away with the proceedings. The Raiders overwhelmed the … [Read more...] about RIT downed by Colgate in men’s hockey opener
Calverley takes lessons from Covid-shortened campaign
By PAUL GOTHAM ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- If Will Calverley has his way, last season won't be completely forgotten. For all the starts and restarts, changes, adjustments and head-scratching that the 2020-21 season presented, Calverley came away with a clearer perspective. "I enjoyed the game more last year because I never knew when I was going to play," the RIT senior forward said … [Read more...] about Calverley takes lessons from Covid-shortened campaign
RIT women’s hockey enters Year 2 with Brown at helm
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO The CHA women’s hockey conference is one of the most challenging leagues in the nation, especially for a rebuilding program. Neither of the top seeds in last year’s league tournament, who earned byes to the semifinal round, made the title game despite No. 1 seed Penn State losing just two contests all regular season. Four of the conference’s six teams … [Read more...] about RIT women’s hockey enters Year 2 with Brown at helm