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SCSU Men’s Hockey Announces New Assistant Coach, Joe Howe
By Carl Goenner / Assistant News Director / ST. CLOUD, Minn. – On Thursday, June 18 the St. Cloud State men’s hockey team announced the addition of Joe Howe as the team’s new assistant coach. He brings 11 years of division one coaching experience to the Huskies bench. Most recently, Howe served as the interim head coach of the Yale Bulldogs during the 2025-26 season after spending the previous two seasons as an assistant.
Mitch Roberts Departs SCSU Softball
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @Carlgoennerpxp / St. Cloud, Minn ST. CLOUD, MINN – Mitch Roberts has resigned from his position as head coach of the St. Cloud State softball team. He has accepted a coaching position at another institution that has yet to be named. Roberts served as head coach of the Husky softball team for the past five seasons. In 2026, he coached the Huskies to their first ever share of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) regular season championship.
SCSU Men’s Hockey Releases 2026/2027 Schedule
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @carl_goenner / St. Cloud, MN ST. CLOUD, MN -The St. Cloud State men’s hockey team officially announced its schedule for the 2026/27 season on Friday. The season will mark Nick Oliver’s first season as head coach of the Huskies. The University of St. Thomas Tommies officially joins the National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) this season. St. Thomas’ addition to the conference makes the 2026–27 season the first in NCHC history to include 10 member teams.
Sartell Reminds Residents of E-Bike and Scooter Safety
By Carl Goenner / Assistant News Director / @carl_goennerpxp / Sartell, Minn. The city of Sartell is acknowledging that, with warmer weather, there are more e-bikes, scooters and other motorized devices around town. Sartell Public Safety is urging residents to be mindful and understand the rules that apply to each device. Officials are encouraging residents to make safety a priority for every rider. The largest concern for officers is children operating electric scooters without helmets.
Man Injured in Chainsaw Incident
By Carl Goenner / Assistant News Director / @carl_goennerpxp / Cold Spring, MN On Monday, June 1 the Stearns County Sheriff’s Office received a call regarding a chainsaw incident. Thirty two year old Eric Michael Carlson was cutting trees when the chainsaw kicked back and cut his right leg. They were cutting trees in a ditch near 14785 Fireside Road in Wakefield township. First responders arrived on the scene and applied a tourniquet.
Two-vehicle Crash Results in Fatal Injuries
By Carl Goenner / Assistant News Director / @carl_goennerpxp / St. Cloud, Minn. On Saturday, May 16, at 12:35 p.m., the Benton County Sheriff’s Office responded to a fatal crash involving two motor vehicles. The crash occurred at the intersection of Mayhew Lake Rd. NE and 10th St. NE in Sauk Rapids Township. It involved a motorcycle and a minivan. Meghan Lee Moran of Sauk Rapids was the driver of the motorcycle. She was unconscious and suffered life-threatening injuries.
School Bus Crash Results in Minor Injuries
By Carl Goenner / Assistant News Director / @carl_goennerpxp / St. Cloud, Minn. -On Monday, May 18 at 3:21 PM, officials responded to a crash involving a school bus in Stearns County. The bus struck a tree after going off the road while traveling south on Jay Avenue. The Richmond bus company bus was driven by 72-year-old Thomas Gordon Hedburg of Sartell, Minn. The bus sustained heavy damage to the right side and front. Approximately 30 children were on board at the time of the crash.
Boike Family Opened Charlie’s Corner in Waite Park.
By Carl Goenner / Assistant News Director / @carlgoennerpxp / Waite Park, Minn. -On Sunday, May 17, Jeff and Erika Boike opened Charlie’s Corner next to the Omni Training Facility in Waite Park. Charlies Corner is the newest addition to the city’s athletic landscape featuring a hockey puck shooting area and a pickleball court. The Boike family created the sports area in honor of their son Charlie, fulfilling his vision.
Huskies Sports Weekly Recap 5/4-5/10
Scores SOFT | St. Cloud State 1, Augustana 6. WT&F | St. Cloud State-13th of 15 teams. SOFT | St. Cloud State 7, Wayne State 5. SOFT| St. Cloud State 5, Minot State 1. St. Cloud State Softball Falls in NSIC Championship. The St. Cloud State Softball team was defeated by the Augustana Vikings in the NSIC Championship game on Sunday. It was the Huskies first ever appearance in the NSIC Championship game. SCSU’s Morgan Honeycutt and Augustana’s Teya Speltz each hit home runs in the game.
Glue Guy for Hire: Josh McGuin’s Journey to St. Cloud
By Noah Grant / Sports Reporter / St. Cloud, Minn. -It’s hard to spend much time around the St. Cloud State baseball team without noticing Josh McGuin. Despite playing in a limited role this season, McGuin is one of the leaders on the Huskies through his energy and team-first mentality. It has been a long road to get to the Granite City. McGuin is from Toronto, Ontario, a city known more for its hockey than the baseball scene.
Huskies Baseball Swept in Doubleheader by Golden Bears
By Noah Grant / Sports Reporter / St. Paul, Minn. -St. Cloud State Baseball fell in both games of their doubleheader against Concordia-St. Paul from Barnes Field. The Golden Bears picked up a walk-off win in the opener, battling back for a 5-4 win in extra innings. The Huskies were then blanked in game two, as CSP earned a 5-0 shutout victory. Game 1. Game 1 of the double-header saw the Huskies come up short 4-5. Concordia-St. Paul scored once in each of the first two innings to take a 2-0 lead.
SCSU Introduces New Men’s Hockey Coach, Nick Oliver
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @carl_goennerpxp / St. Cloud, Minn -On Monday, April 13, St. Cloud State athletics officially introduced Nick Oliver as the new men’s hockey head coach at SCSU. An introductory press conference was held at 3:00 p.m. on Monday. Athletics Director Holly Schreiner, SCSU president Dr. Gregory Tomoso, and Oliver himself all spoke at the event.
Three SCSU Sports Programs Returning in 2026
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / St. Cloud, Minn. On Friday, April 10 2026, St. Cloud State announced the return of three athletics programs for 2026/2027. St. Cloud State athletics reports that men’s and women’s golf along with men’s cross country will all return to play in the 2026/2027 season. The teams will again compete in the NSIC (Northern Sun Conference). The golf teams will be getting a new coach to oversee both squads.
St Cloud State Baseball Splits with Minnesota Crookston
By Noah Grant / Sports Reporter / St. Cloud, Minn. -St. Cloud State Baseball picked up a split in their doubleheader against Minnesota Crookston on Wednesday. The Huskies won game one 3-2 behind a dominant pitching performance from senior Bryce Brassfieldbefore dropping game two 5-2. Game 1: SCSU 3, UMC 2 In a game one pitcher’s duel, both teams traded zeros with neither side able to record a hit through the first three innings.
Bats Roll as Huskies Sweep Bulldogs in Home Opening Doubleheader
By Noah Grant / Sports Reporter / St. Cloud, Minn. -St. Cloud State Baseball picked up a mid-week sweep of Minnesota Duluth to open their home schedule on Tuesday. The Huskies were on fire in game one, scoring in five straight innings to win 18-0 before a come from behind 9-8 victory in game two. Game 1: SCSU 18, UMD 0 The Huskies got off to a strong start in the bottom of the first.
Huskies Baseball Falls to SMSU in 14-12 Extra-Inning Loss.
By Noah Grant / Sports Reporter / Marshall, Minn. -St. Cloud State Baseball fell to Southwest Minnesota State in a wild, 14-12 game on Sunday afternoon. SMSU was able to tie the game in the ninth and win in the 10th, as all three games in the series went to extra innings. After winning the first two games on Saturday, the Huskies were able to keep the momentum to start game three, scoring six times in the top of the first inning.
Baseball vs Minnesota Duluth
St. Cloud State baseball vs Minnesota Duluth. Tue, March 31 at 2:00 PM Game 1 of double header. Play-by-play: Noah Grant Listen here: 97.5 RadioX Photo credit: SCSU Athletics
Huskies Win Extra-Inning Thrillers Over Mustangs
By Noah Grant / Sports Reporter / Marshall, Minn. -St. Cloud State Baseball picked up a doubleheader sweep on Saturday against Southwest Minnesota State, winning both games in extra innings. The Huskies had a massive eighth inning in game one to win11-7 before taking game two 6-4, also in eight innings. Game 1: SCSU 11, SMSU 7 Final With a strong wind pushing out to center field, it was a good day to be a hitter.
Vikings Sweep Huskies With 16-5 Victory
By Noah Grant / Sports Reporter / Sioux Falls, S.D. -St. Cloud State Baseball fell in the series finale against No. 15/16/21 Augustana by a score of 16-5 on Saturday. The Vikings picked up the series sweep with the win, as the Huskies put traffic on the bases but were unable to close the gap against Augie. Augustana opened the scoring just two batters in, as a leadoff single from Brandon Weigel was followed by an RBI double from Carter Heinsch down the left field line.
Huskies Down Beavers as Clark Ties Career High 11 Strikeouts
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @carl_goennerpxp / St. Cloud, Minn. -St. Cloud State softball kicked off NSIC play with a 1-0 win over the Minot State Beavers on Saturday, March 21. SCSU starting pitcher Macy Clark tied her career high with 11 strikeouts in the game while Bethany Weiss hit the only home run. Minot State’s Katie Newberry also finished with 7 strikeouts from the mound. St. Cloud State struck out four times in the first two innings and couldn’t score a run.
Huskies Fall in Marathon, 15 Inning Matchup With Wayne State (MI)
By Noah Grant / Sports Reporter / @noahgrant_23 / Winter Haven, FLA -St. Cloud State baseball fell to Wayne State (MI) 6-5 in a wild, four hour affair on Tuesday in Winter Haven, Florida. The marathon game went 15 innings, and goes down as one of the longest games in program history. The Huskies erased three different leads, tying the game in the first, sixth, and ninth innings, before their rally in the bottom of the 15th came up just short.
Huskies Bats Silenced in Shutout Loss to Ashland
By Noah Grant / Sports Reporter / Davenport, FLA. -The St. Cloud State baseball team fell in game four of the RussMatt Invitational on Saturday with a 4-0 loss to Ashland University in Davenport, Florida. It was the first time this season that the Huskies have been shutout, as they managed just one hit against Golden Eagle pitching. Ashland limited the Huskies to four base runners, and only one reached second base.
Late Comeback Not Enough as Huskies Fall To Vulcans 5-3
By Noah Grant / Sports Reporter / Winter Haven, FLA -St. Cloud State baseball dropped their third straight game on Sunday, falling to California (PA) 5-3 in Winter Haven, Florida. The Huskies put together a late rally to grab the lead in the top of the seventh, butwere unable to hold on in the first matchup all-time against the Vulcans.
Huskies Drop Game One 3-4 in NCHC Quarterfinals
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @carl_goennerpxp / Duluth, Minn -The St. Cloud State men’s hockey team lost to the Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs 3-4 in overtime on Friday night. Nolan Roed and Gavyn Thoreson each had two points in the game and UMD’s Zam Plante scored two goals. The Huskies had a fast start and got several great offensive chances early on. Nolan Roed found Austin Burnevik who scored the first goal of the night, putting the puck in the top right corner of the net.
Buccaneers Top Huskies 7-2 Behind Strong Pitching
By Noah Grant / Sports Reporter / Winter Haven, FLA. -St. Cloud State baseball dropped their third game in Florida on Thursday, falling 7-2 to the Barry University Buccaneers at Chain of Lakes Park. Barry wasted no time jumping out to an early lead against Huskies senior starter Kahler Key, scoring four runs in the first. Barry brought eight batters to the plate in the frame, recording three hits and one walk.
Huskies Men's Basketball Defeated by UMD 65-76 in NSIC Championship
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @Carl_goennerpxp / Sioux Falls, S.D. -The St. Cloud State men’s basketball team was beaten by Minnesota Duluth 65-76 in the 2026 NSIC championship game. The loss snaps St. Cloud’s 18 game win streak that began on January 3, 2026. St. Cloud’s Luke Winkel and Wyatt Hawks were each selected to the 2026 NSIC All-Tournament Team. Winkel led the Huskies with 20 points and three assists while Hawks finished with 12 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 blocks.
SCSU Men's Basketball Advances to Championship Game in NSIC Tournament.
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @carlgoennerpxp / Sioux Falls, S.D. -The St. Cloud State men’s basketball team defeated the Minnesota State Mavericks 87-82 on Monday, March 2. Luke Winkel led the game with 25 points while Wyatt Hawks had 13 points and ten rebounds for a double-double. The game was close early on and the pace was kept very slow. The teams soon found themselves tied 12-12 at the 13:26 mark of the first half.
Women’s Basketball Season Ends With 87-94 Loss
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @carl_goennerpxp / Sioux Falls, S.D. -The St Cloud State women’s basketball team saw their season end on Saturday night with an 87-94 loss to the Minnesota State Mavericks. MInnesota State’s Natalie Bremer led the game with 30 points in the game and five rebounds. Jada Eggebrecht led the Huskies with 24 points in the game. The Mavericks started fast and got to an early 8-2 lead thanks to four points from Mackenzie Scwhweim.
Tech Basketball Falls 75-72 to Apollo in Double Overtime.
By Noah Grant / Sports Reporter / St. Cloud, Minn -In a wild night of Central Lakes Conference boys basketball, St. Cloud Tech dropped their final home game of the regular season to St. Cloud Apollo. The game featured multiple lead changes, and would ultimately need double overtime to give the Eagles the 75-72 victory. Both teams would come out strong, with the game tied at seven after 2:30 had been played.
Huskies Earn Shootout Win Over North Dakota
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @carlgoennerpxp / Grand Forks, ND -The St. Cloud State men’s hockey team defeated the University of North Dakota fighting hawks 5-4 in a shootout on Friday night. Austin Burnevik finished with two goals for two points in the game. Tyson Gross and Adam Ingram also finished with 2 points each as well. St. Cloud State controlled the game early on, but Josh Zakreski scored the first goal of the game just 2:20 into the first period.
Golden Bears Dominate Huskies, Snaping Win Streak 76-56.
By Gideon Teuber / Sports Reporter / St. Cloud, Minn The St. Cloud State Huskies women’s basketball saw their five-game win streak come to an end Wednesday evening as they were defeated 76–56 by the Concordia-St. Paul Golden Bears women’s basketball at Halenbeck Hall in St. Cloud. It was a strong start for the Golden Bears, who jumped out to a 22–9 advantage after the first quarter, using consistent scoring in the paint and efficient shooting to build early momentum.
Crush Girls Hockey Fall to Breck in State Tournament
By John Clement / Sports Reporter / St. Paul, Minn. -The first period was actually a very good period for the crush, they were down 2-0 but they played the Mavericks tough and did get a couple quality scoring chances. There were no penalties in the first but the Mavericks scored twice, one goal for Aleah Le Fleur and a second by Taylor Hall for a 2-0 score but Jordan Bovy stopped 15 shots in the period. The Crush only managed 2 shots on goal.
Tigers Down Huskies as Montgomery Scores Two
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @carl_goennerpxp / St. Cloud, Minn. -On Saturday, Feb 14th the SCSU men’s hockey team lost to the Colorado College Tigers 1-4. Adam Ingram scored his first goal of the year and the only one of the game for the Huskies. Drew Montgomery led the game with two goals and one assist for the Tigers. Colorado College entered the game with an increased intensity, skating faster and playing much more physically.
Huskies Beat Tigers in Huge Comeback Win
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @carl_goennerpxp / St. Cloud, Minn. -The St. Cloud State men’s hockey team defeated the Colorado College Tigers 6-5 in overtime on Friday. Cooper Wylie scored the game winning goal and Gavyn Thoreson led the game with three points. The first period began very slowly as both teams tried to gain the upperhand. Colorado’s second shot on goal came from Philippe Blais-Savoie who netted the first goal of the game at the 5:01 mark of the first period.
Tech Basketball Wins Thriller, Defeats Willmar 95-87
Skip to content By Noah Grant / Sports Director / St. Cloud, Minn -The St. Cloud Tech boys basketball team picked up the win in a back-and-forth battle against the Willmar Cardinals on Thursday night at Tech High School. Despite trailing by as much as 10 early in the second half, Tech would ultimately pull away to win 95-87. The game opened with a three pointer from Tigers sophomore Evertte Stien, which set the tone for the first half as both sides would come out red-hot from beyond the arc.
Crush Girls Hockey Beat Fergus Falls 5-2, Advancing to First Ever State Tournament
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @carl_goennerpxp / Alexandria, MN -The St. Cloud Crush girls hockey team has advanced to their first ever State Tournament. St. Cloud defeated the Fergus Falls Otters 5-2 to win the section 6A championship. Reece Ruska scored two goals in the game, including the 100th of her career. Her goals extended her scoring streak to seven games. Avery Mathiasen scored the first goal of the game for St. Cloud.
Crush Down Lightning, Advance to Section Semifinals
By John Clement / Sports Reporter / St. Cloud, Minn. -The Class 1A Section 6 semifinals came to the MAC last night. The #1 seed St. Cloud Crush vs the #4 seed Northern Lakes Lightning.The game started out with the Crush on their heels for the first 9 minutes even with the Lightning’s Natalie Stueven taking a slashing minor at 11:21, and the agressive skating allowed the lightning to kill off the penalty.
Crush Girls Basketball Falls to Brainerd 29-80.
By Thomas Reiss / Sports Reporter / St. Cloud, Minn. -The Brainerd Warriors took down the St. Cloud Crush in a Tuesday evening matchup at St. Cloud Tech High School in St. Cloud, MN. The game started off sloppy as each team missed its first 3 shots to begin the game. Finally, St. Cloud Senior Guard Weslie Schuck pulled up from long range and hit to start the game off 3-0 Crush. Each team would trade blows for the next few minutes, with the game eventually being tied 8-8.
St. Cloud Crush Fall to Totino-Grace Eagles 4-1
By Eli Zniewski / Sports Reporter / St. Cloud, Minn. -The first period opened with a tight puck possession battle, as both teams struggled to generate consistent offensive pressure and shots on goal were limited. Totino-Grace broke through when Keegan Kiedrowski opened the scoring with his fourth goal of the season. Later in the period, Noah Osland added what would stand as the game-winning goal, pushing his season total to 8 goals and giving the Eagles a 2-0 lead after one.
Gross’s 2 Helps Huskies Sweep Sun Devils.
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @carl_goennerpxp / Tempe, AZ. -On Friday, Feb 7, the St. Cloud State men’s hockey team beat the Arizona State Sun Devils 4-3. Tyson Gross played in his 100th game as a Husky and finished with two goals. Max Smolinski had 1 goal and Noah Urness finished with two points in the win. The victory secures the third sweep of the year for SCSU and their first since Oct, 25th. The Sun Devils entered the game with something to prove and played aggressively early on.
Tigers Edge Out Spartans 54-40
By Eli Zniewski / Sports Reporter / St. Cloud, MN -On Friday, Feb 6 the St. Cloud Tech boys basketball team earned a 54-40 win over the Rocori Spartans. The game was expected to be close, as both teams had played several tight contests throughout the season. Rocori scored first, but the Tech Tigers responded quickly and maintained an 8–10 point lead for most of the game.
Gross Scores Twice to Help Huskies Down Sun Devils.
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @carl_goennerpxp / Tempe, AZ -The St. Cloud State men’s hockey team defeated the Arizona State Sun Devils 4-1 on Friday night. Tyson Gross was the games leading scorer, finishing with two goals and adding 1 assist. St. Cloud State moves to 14-15-0 overall on the season. The Sun Devils started fast and gained offensive control early on. However, St. Cloud State kept them out of the goal and took momentum back.
Huskies Take Down Mustangs in Dramatic Fashion, Extending Win Streak to 11.
By Gideon Teuber / Sports Reporter / St. Cloud, Minn. -The St. Cloud State men’s basketball team defeated the Southwest Minnesota State Mustangs 49-47 on Friday evening. With the win, the Huskies extended their win streak to 11 and remain undefeated at home. It was a defensive battle in the first half with both teams finding trouble generating scoring opportunities. Luke Winkel then got hot as he scored the first 7 points for the Huskies.
Weekly Huskies Sports Wrap 1/26-2/1
Scores WTRACK| St. Cloud State 62. Third place. WBB | St. Cloud State 67, MSU Moorhead 78. MBB| St. Cloud State 77, MSU Moorhead 64. MHOCKEY | St. Cloud State 1, Miami (OH) 2. WHOCKEY | St. Cloud State 2, St. Thomas 3 OT. WREST | St. Cloud State 21, #11 Augustana 14. WTENNIS | St. Cloud State 3, Winona State 4. WBB | St. Cloud State 69. Minnesota Crookston 67. MBB| St. Cloud State 80, Minnesota Crookston 78. WHOCKEY | St. Cloud State 2, St. Thomas 3. MHOCKEY | St. Cloud State 1, Miami 3.
Stuber’s Two Helps Crush to Comeback Win
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @carl_goennerPXP / St. Cloud, Minn. -On Thursday, January 29, the St Cloud Crush boys hockey team defeated the Brainerd Warriors 4-3 on senior night. Jackson Stuber finished the game with 2 goals while Logan Ylinen had one goal, and two assists. Neither team scored in the first period but a holding penalty on St. Clouds Carson Siers with 26 seconds left.
HUSKIES SPORTS WEEKLY SPORTS WRAP 1/19-1/26
Scores MHOCKEY | St. Cloud State 0, Denver 6. WHOCKEY | St. Cloud State 1, Minnesota 5. WBB | St. Cloud State 70, Northern State 39. MBB | St. Cloud State 72, Northern State 59. WTRACK | St. Cloud State 38.33. 8th of 15 teams. MHOCKEY | St. Cloud State 4, Denver 2. WHOCKEY | St. Cloud State 1, Minnesota 8. MBB | St. Cloud State 79, Jamestown 72. WBB | St. Cloud State 77, Jamestown 70. WREST | St. Cloud State 25, UMary 13.
Huskies Down Wolves, Remain Undefeated at Home.
By Gideon Teuber / Sports Reporter / St. Cloud, Minn. -The energy was high in St. Cloud as the St. Cloud State men’s basketball team picked up a 79-52 win against Northern State. Luke Winkel led the way for the Huskies with 24 points, shooting 55% from the field. St. Cloud’s defense put on a show, forcing 17 turnovers and shutting down Northern States best player, Joshua Book. The Huskies will continue NSIC play next weekend against MSU Moorhead in Moorhead, Minn. Photo credit: SCSU Athletics.
Pioneers Shutout Huskies, Splitting Weekend Series
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @carlgoennerpxp / Denver, CO. -On Saturday, January 24 the St. Cloud State men’s hockey team was shutout 6-0 by the Denver Pioneers. Defenseman Eric Pohlkamp had two goals in the game while Boston Buckburger had one goal and one assist. Goaltender Johnny Hicks is credited with the win, finishing with 22 total saves. St Cloud State had an energetic start and pressured the Pioneers.
Huskies Basketball Beats Jamestown 77-70
By Zach Rudeen / Sports Reporter / St. Cloud, Minn. -St. Cloud State men’s basketball team won a close 77-70 battle vs Jamestown Friday night to secure the teams 7th straight win and stay undefeated at home (9-0). Jamestown pressured the Huskies all night long with full court presses but the Huskies came prepared with just one turnover that happened in the full court. The Huskies started the game four for four from deep and struggled inside the paint, but the offense changed as the game went on.
Resilient Effort Fuels Huskies to Comeback Win Over Denver.
By Carl Goenner / Sports Director / @carl_goennerpxp / Denver, CO. -The St. Cloud State men’s hockey team defeated the ninth ranked Denver Pioneers 4-2 on Friday night. Goaltender Yan Shostak finished with 33 saves in the win while Gavyn Thoreson, Austin Burnevik and Barrett Hall each had two points. The Huskies started fast, but the Pioneers matched their energy and just 1 minute and 23 seconds into the first period, SCSU’s Finn Loftus committed a slashing penalty.
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