The St. Cloud State University Athletics department honored the men’s hockey team’s historic season and run to the NCAA Division I Men’s Hockey Frozen Four on April 14 on Herb Brooks Way outside the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center. Fans in attendance enjoyed a variety of giveaways and beverages courtesy of Viking Coca-Cola and a
Coverage of all things surrounding the St. Cloud State University Men’s Hockey team in the 2021 NCAA Division I Men’s Hockey Frozen Four. News and Information Athletics celebrates Men’s Hockey’s historic season From unranked to No. 2: Huskies ranked second in final polls Huskies season comes to end at NCAA Championship Huskies wrangle Mavericks to
When St. Cloud State University advanced to the 2021 NCAA Division I Men’s Hockey Frozen Four following a win over Boston College in the regional tournament in Albany, New York, Mark and Sally Hentges couldn’t pass up the chance to go see their son take the ice in person. That resulted in the parents of
Reaching the NCAA Division I Frozen Four is a tough thing to accomplish, and the St. Cloud State University Women’s Hockey team understands how big of a moment it was when the St. Cloud State Men’s Hockey team did just that by winning the regional tournament at the end of March. That motivated some women’s
St. Cloud State University Men’s Hockey fans can now purchase their own SCSU Frozen Four T-shirt. Leading up to the start of the 2021 NCAA Division I Men’s Hockey Frozen Four, St. Cloud State Athletics is selling St. Cloud State Men’s Hockey Frozen Four T-shirts. Fans can purchase the red Frozen Four T-shirts and show
Subscribe to SCSU Athletics YouTube page for exclusive Frozen Four content You can get exclusive coverage of the St. Cloud State Men’s Hockey team throughout the 2021 Frozen Four in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on YouTube. Make sure to subscribe to the SCSU Huskies account on YouTube to get exclusive insight to your Huskies as they battle for a
St. Cloud State held a ceremony on April 5 outside of the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center to send off the men’s hockey team as they departed for Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to play in the 2021 Frozen Four. The event featured speeches from St. Cloud State President Robbyn Wacker, athletics director Heather Weems, men’s hockey head
With the opening of St. Cloud State University’s doors in 1869 as the “Third State Normal School” with 53 students studying to become teachers, education and professional educator preparation has been the bedrock of St. Cloud State. Over the decades, the study of education and preparation of teachers have remained as pillars of the institution.
As part of St. Cloud State University’s Husky Healthcare Heroes campaign, below are submissions that have been made recognizing Huskies throughout the state, country and world who continue to work in keeping people healthy and safe in their communities. Randi Kucala “I would like to recognize Georgian Gross. She has been with St. Cloud State University for
St. Cloud State University continues to have a hand in assisting the response to the COVID-19 pandemic both in the community and beyond. To try and recognize and spotlight numerous students, alumni and faculty members serving on the front lines and in other facets to assist healthcare workers, St. Cloud State is calling for submissions
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