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Middlebury played well in the game but there was a distinct lack of teamwork that hamstrung their efforts to score. [4] The following night went pretty much the same with Middlebury dropping a 0–2 decision to Rensselaer. After returning home, the team had several weeks before their next match, which would come after the exam break.
The winter had turned out to be a warm season for the entire region. Not only was Middlebury's rink wholly unusable but virtually every outdoor rink in New England was in the same state. Despite the problems, the Panthers were able to play their match with Rensselaer on the 15th. Both teams had little offensive punch and only one goal was cored ...
Middlebury Panthers men's ice hockey seasons « 1925–26 1927–28 » The 1926–27 Middlebury Panthers men's ice hockey season was the 5th season of play for the program.
The NHL on Friday morning announced dates, times and TV coverage plans for all eight first-round matchups of the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs, including the Florida Panthers vs the Tampa Bay Lightning.
The 1925–26 Middlebury Panthers men's ice hockey season was the 4th season of play for the program. The Panthers were led by player/coach by William McLaughlin in his 1st season. The Panthers were led by player/coach by William McLaughlin in his 1st season.
Middlebury had been the only blemish on Clarkson's schedule the previous season, ruining a potential championship team for the New Yorkers. The match was played at night under floodlights but the Panthers may as well have been playing in the dark.
Beaney kept the panthers at the top of Division III and won five consecutive national championships (1995–1999), setting an NCAA record for any level of play. Middlebury's championship streak ended in 2000, the same year that the NESCAC began to sponsor ice hockey as a sport and Middlebury joined 8 other schools to form the new conference.
Middlebury was set to wrap up the in-state season with a home-and-home series against Vermont. The first game saw Red Melbye as the overwhelming hero, setting a new program record with 4 goals on the evening. [6] Two days later, the Panthers invaded Burlington and came out with an even bigger victory.