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Western Michigan hockey celebrates putting Kalamazoo on the map
Nationally, Western Michigan is the buzz of the hockey world. For the first time in its 52 year history — even longer if you count the days the Broncos’ club team played on an outdoor rink — the program sat atop the sport, dispatching two bluebloods in Denver and Boston University that the crowd Monday night booed on every mention.
The Western Michigan Broncos, who recently won the program's first national championship in hockey, feature eight Michigan ...
The 6-foot-3, 215-pound center, 23, signed a one-year deal on Monday, just two days after recording two points in a victory ...
Sophomore Owen Michaels scored twice, and Wyatt Schingoethe and Iiro Hakkarainen each had a goal and an assist, and the ...
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Owen Michaels scored his second goal 26 seconds into the second overtime and Western Michigan beat defending champion Denver ...
Western Michigan's Brian Kramer gets the puck off a faceoff and scores on a wrister to give the Broncos the lead.
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