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There are other activities besides hockey at NCHC Frozen Faceoff

The St. Cloud State men's hockey team lost 2-0 to #14 Michigan Friday night before skating to a 3-all tie Saturday night. The Huskies are 8-5-1 and are off until December 8-9 when they play at Omaha.

The St. Cloud State men's hockey team is ranked #10 in the recently released USCHO.com Division I poll. The Huskies moved up from #13 in the last poll. Denver is ranked #1 followed by Minnesota, North Dakota, Minnesota-Duluth and Minnesota State-Mankato.

St. Cloud State men's hockey coach Brett Larson has signed a 7-year contract extension to stay at St. Cloud State through the 2027-2028 season. The Huskies advanced to the Division I National Championship game in April and posted a 20-11 overall record and 15-9 mark in the NCHC this past season.

Fresh off a deep NCAA tournament run that took the St. Cloud State Huskies all the way to the national hockey championship game, SCSU has released its 2021-22 home schedule -- and it looks like a lot of fun. The matchups set to take place at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center will feature four in-state opponents (Minnesota, UMD, Bemidji State, and Saint Thomas), and five NCAA tournament teams

St. Cloud State University will hold a celebration for its men's hockey team Wednesday night at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center. The Huskies finished the season in second place at the NCAA Tournament after falling 5-0 to UMass Saturday night in Pittsburgh.

The St. Cloud State men's hockey team finished the season with a second place finish in the NCAA Tournament after losing to UMass 5-0 in the national championship game Saturday in Pittsburgh.

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.