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The University of North Dakota’s hockey program unveiled its 2026‑27 ticketing schedule and a lineup of promotional nights, including 701 Night deals, Heroes Among Us, Military Appreciation, and a reunion of the 1996‑97 championship team.
After 45 years of iconic play‑by‑play broadcasting for University of North Dakota hockey, Tim Hennessy was unexpectedly let go over salary concerns, igniting a controversy that pits tradition against financial pragmatism.
After four and a half decades behind the microphone, Tim Hennessy was let go by the University of North Dakota, sparking debate over compensation, leadership, and the future of the Fighting Hawks’ broadcast tradition.
Tim Hennessy, who spent 45 years as the voice of UND hockey, was dismissed amid a contentious salary decision that favored a new coach, raising questions about tradition and the future of the program.
An endowed gift names the head hockey coach position after Thomas and Mary Jane Poole, recognizing longtime coach Mark Taylor's 26‑year tenure and the program's recent national achievements.
The sudden dismissal of Hall of Fame broadcaster Tim Hennessy after 45 years at the University of North Dakota has ignited criticism from fans and raised scrutiny of Athletic Director Bill Chaves.
The abrupt dismissal of veteran announcer Tim Hennessy follows the controversial exit of coach Brad Berry, raising questions about compensation, timing and the future of UND athletics.
The abrupt termination of Tim Hennessy’s 45‑year broadcasting career at the University of North Dakota has ignited a wave of criticism, spotlighting the handling of compensation issues and the recent dismissal of coach Brad Berry.
The Rochester Red Wings will celebrate a historic college hockey dynasty in 2026, inducting the Hobart teams coached by Mark Taylor into their Walk of Fame before a game against the Syracuse Mets.
Tanner Daniels signs with Dogs de Cholet, seeking a fourth French title after a record‑breaking college career at Hobart.
Tanner Daniels, a two‑time AHCA All‑American, has agreed to a professional contract with Dogs de Cholet in France, becoming the latest in a series of Hobart alumni to launch careers abroad.