Penn State began its second season in the Big Ten Hockey Conference with a thrilling 2-2 tie with the UConn Huskies. Despite not walking away with a victory, the game was a great learning experience for the team as it awaits a rematch tomorrow afternoon.
After a long offseason, Penn State is ready to begin its second season as a member of the Big Ten Hockey Conference. Last year’s team posted a 8-26-2 record, and reached the Big Ten Tournament semifinal.
The Big Ten will become the first major athletic conference to guarantee multi-year athletic scholarships and graduation aid, it announced Wednesday following meetings comprising conference representatives.
Penn State shut out Nebraska at home, but coach Russ Rose wasn't impressed with his team's win.
Penn State’s Men’s Hockey team, entering its second year as a varsity sport, added three recruits for the 2014-15 season. Looking to build on an 8-26-2 Big Ten debut, head coach Guy Gadowsky added freshmen Scott Conway, James Robinson, and Erik Autio.
Athletic director Sandy Barbour announced the hiring of former colleague Dr. Phil Esten as Penn State's Deputy Director of Athletics and Chief Operating Officer for Intercollegiate Athletics. Esten served the past two years under Barbour at the University of California under the same title, where he was charged with generating key financial resources to support Cal's athletic program.