4/25/08
More Hardware ...
The LMU Hockey program was again honored at the Student Life ceremony on Friday April 25, 2008. The LMU program took home the "Best Organization" award for this school year for its success in building a program and improving school spirit. This award is very special because the team is only in its third season as a club. The team will continue working toward its goals on and off the ice. The team has a exciting schedule for the upcoming season and is looking forward to improving their record and keep the fans coming to the games. Thank you all. -from the LMU Ice Hockey Program.

4/23/08
Lions Receive LMU Award at School banquet...
The LMU Hockey program was honored at the Crimson and Blue Awards dinner which celebrates Clubs that have had a significant impact on the LMU community. The hockey team took home the "Best Social Event" award for their first home game vs. UCLA. The team had its largest turnout in team history, 450 students, and once again this season set an attendance record. The award is the second in three years for the team, which took home the "Best New Club" award from the same banquet in the teams first season of existence.

4/18/08
Awards, awards and recruits...
The team headed to the end of season banquet to celebrate a season of successes and handed out the annual awards. Captain Phil Higgins took home the coaches award for being the teams best leader. Assistant captain Tyler Goeckner-Zoeller won the "Old Man Miller" award for most committed to the success of the program. The "Most Improved" award went to senior Jerad Korte, who has improved immensely in his 3 years as a Lions. Finally the team voted for MVP which went to freshman Nick Cruz in a tight race. Cruz led the team in points in his rookie season, and looks to keep improving with the team over the next three years. The Lions continue to get good news on recruits attending LMU starting next year. The team is very excited to grow and work their way to the regional tournament in the near future.

3/1/08
Seniors Hang them up...
The Seniors who headed the LMU Ice hockey program from the beginning played their final games in LMU uniforms. While the Lions ended up losing a hard fought game to UCLA, the first loss to UCLA this season in four games, the seniors left it all on the ice. The Lions will be looking for new leaders next season as the seniors, eight in total, will be missed on and off the ice. However, with a strong recruitting class coming in next year the Lions look to continue their path upwards towards regionals in the ACHA.

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