College Hockey

The SCSU men's hockey team topped Minnesota State at the Frozen Four, the Twins clobbered the Mariners in their home opener and the high school softball season got underway. Here's a look at all things sports for Friday.

After a week off, Dave and Jay bring you another edition of "Ovie and the Franchise." The show is usually recorded on Tuesdays, except when it is recorded Monday, Wednesday or in this case Thursday.

The Minnesota Wild dropped an eight-spot on Colorado, the Twins snuck past the Tigers and the Wolves lost to the Pacers. Here's a look at what happened Wednesday and what to watch for on Thursday.

The #7 St. Cloud State men's hockey team takes on #5 Minnesota State (Mankato) at the Frozen Four in Pittsburgh Thursday at 4 p.m. The Huskies can be heard on The River 96.7 FM and on the free 96.7 The River app.

Sartell graduate Spencer Meier is the captain of the SCSU hockey team this season as a junior. He says the fact that the Huskies have made it this far hasn't quite settled in yet.

The Huskies earned two big wins over Wayne State College with a come from behind effort in game one. In game two they had big fifth inning with 7 runs to claim the second game.

The St. Cloud State men's hockey team advanced to the Frozen Four, the Granite City Lumberjacks finished the regular season with a win and the Twins lost a Spring Training game. Here's a look at what happened Sunday and a heads-up for what's going on Monday.

The St. Cloud State University men's hockey team is headed to its second-ever Frozen Four after beating Boston College 4-1 Sunday night at the NCAA Tournament's Albany Regional.

The Minnesota Wild earned its 11th straight home win, the Husky baseball team swept Wayne State and the SCSU hockey team saw a time change for their NCAA Tournament game. Here's your one-stop shop for all things sports on Friday.

The Rink Live's Mick Hatten joined WJON's "Hang Up and Listen" Thursday to preview the SCSU hockey team's trip to Albany, New York for the NCAA Tournament. Hatten joins WJON every week to talk college hockey.