Kenzie Foley and SCSU Volleyball have set numerous program records during a historic 2024 season. They get to host an NCAA regional for the first time in program history this week, beginning Thursday in Halenbeck Hall. Foley and the Huskies have one thing in mind: continue extending their 23-match win streak and bring home a national title.
Jason Bryant has emerged as one of the top wrestling public address (PA) announcers in the world over the past decade. The numbers speak for themselves: 25 collegiate wrestling national championship events, seven world championship events and three editions of the Summer Olympics.
So how did an avid wrestling fan end up as the voice of a Division I men’s hockey team? Read about Jason’s story and how he’s grown to find community with the Huskies.
St. Cloud State University Swimming & Diving head coach Jeff Hegle has a strong belief in having as many people as possible participate in college athletics.
That includes taking every one his student-athletes to road meets, which is a challenging expense for a combined men’s and women’s team of over 70 athletes. How do you fund that goal? SCSU Swim & Dive makes it happen by working security for some of the state’s biggest sporting events.
St. Cloud State University has been honored by Niche as one of the best college athletics programs in Minnesota, while Huskies fall sports teams are off to impressive starts this year.
Niche is a leading college search tool, often used by students in determining where to attend school. SCSU was recently ranked No. 5 in Minnesota for college athletics programs.
St. Cloud State senior women’s hockey player Taylor Lind is taking the term student-athlete to the next level.
Lind has been student teaching by day and starring for the Huskies by night, with SCSU off to their best start in over a decade.
A generous gift of 1.8 million from Foundation 94 established by Henry and Angelena Blattner is providing funding for student support and the fan experience in the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center.
Get to know two new faces leading St. Cloud State’s Men’s Basketball and Women’s Hockey programs.
The St. Cloud State University hockey program recently received gifts totaling $1.8 million, an investment designed to provide a significantly better experience for fans, secure the men’s team as a perennial top 10 program and boost the performance of women’s hockey.
The St. Cloud State University Men’s Hockey team is competing in the 2021 NCAA Division I Frozen Four, and capturing it all is six student journalists from St. Cloud State University. St. Cloud State students are covering the Frozen Four between KVSC, the student radio station, and Husky Productions, the sports reporting arm of the
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
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