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Colgate 2025-26

Praying the Red Wings sign free agent Bobby McMann, coming off a 29 goal season...4 years at $5M/year looks doable for the Colgate grad and the Wings need a top six forward...McMann is ranked in the top ONE PERCENT of the NHL in speed at 6'2", 210 pounds...interesting enough, we went 48-78-23 during his four years at Colgate (only the 2017-18 season saved us from a lousier record - the year Colton Point had a .944 save percentage and a mediocre 17-17-6 record)...I'd call them part of the "Vicky Chun years"...
 
GreenCoat, thanks for making the June post on here. Getting it done early in the month is not a bad strategy. Who will make the July post? It is too soon to post, all, but be thinking about it.
 
Don't encourage me IBT...I'm here again...a rather strange group of incoming players, including 4 transfers...best prospect at forward would appear to be Tobias Ohman, but not sure if he has de-committed or not...we certainly need an upgrade in skill and speed at the forward position next year...our incoming goalie does look intriguing...
 
Friday, October 2 - at Union (exhibition)
Friday, October 9 - at Stonehill
Saturday, October 10 - at Stonehill
Friday, October 16 - New Hampshire
Saturday, October 17 - New Hampshire
Friday, October 23 - at Maine
Saturday, October 24 - at Maine
Friday, October 30 - UMass Lowell
Saturday, October 31 - UMass Lowell
Friday, November 6 - Princeton
Saturday, November 7 - Quinnipiac
Friday, November 13 - at Yale
Saturday, November 14 - at Brown
Friday, November 20 - Saint Lawrence
Saturday, November 21 - Clarkson
Friday, November 27 - Connecticut at Belfast Friendship Four
Saturday, November 28 - Minnesota - Duluth or Providence at Belfast Friendship Four
Friday, December 4 - RIT
Saturday, December 5 - Boston Univ.
Friday, January 8 - at RPI
Saturday, January 9 - at Union
Friday, January 15 - at Quinnipiac
Saturday, January 16 - at Princeton
Friday, January 22 - Dartmouth
Saturday, January 23 - Harvard
Friday, January 29 - at Cornell
Saturday, January 30 - Cornell
Friday, February 5 - at Clarkson
Saturday, February 6 - at Saint Lawrence
Friday, February 12 - Brown
Saturday, February 13 - Yale
Friday, February 19 - at Harvard
Saturday, February 20 - at Dartmouth
Friday, February 26 - Union
Saturday, February 27 - RPI
March 5-6 - ECAC First Round
March 12-13 - ECAC Second Round
March 19-20 - at Lake Placid ECAC Championship
March 25-28 - at NCAA Regionals
April 8 and 10 - at Washington D.C. NCAA Frozen Four
 
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Maine announced its schedule today and Colgate is headed back up to Orono for the ‘reciprocal’ series, which is odd as I expected it to be in Hamilton.

BU announced its schedule and Colgate is hosting them for one game in the reciprocal ‘series,’ which is odd as I expected two games at home.

UNH announced its schedule and they are coming to Hamilton for two games in the reciprocal series, as expected.

Michigan State was not expected to reciprocate and they aren’t going to do so.

P.P.S. - ICYMI… Assistant Coach Anthony Walsh has left Colgate to go back to Yale. https://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/pdisplay.php?pid=154533
 
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Maine announced its schedule today and Colgate is headed back up to Orono for the ‘reciprocal’ series, which is odd as I expected it to be in Hamilton.

BU announced its schedule and Colgate is hosting them for one game in the reciprocal ‘series,’ which is odd as I expected two games at home.

UNH announced its schedule and they are coming to Hamilton for two games in the reciprocal series, as expected.

Michigan State was not expected to reciprocate and they aren’t going to do so.

P.P.S. - ICYMI… Assistant Coach Anthony Walsh has left Colgate to go back to Yale. https://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/pdisplay.php?pid=154533
Any guesses on Assistant Coaches ?
 
Obligatory monthly post…

I renewed my Colgate season ticket (and parking pa$$) yesterday. Same seat. Same row. Same section. Anybody else on here going to be a 2026-27 season ticket holder?
 
Obligatory monthly post…

I renewed my Colgate season ticket (and parking pa$$) yesterday. Same seat. Same row. Same section. Anybody else on here going to be a 2026-27 season ticket holder?
Not TheGreenCoat, but may travel to Hamilton at some point...if I do would like to finally meet one of my hockey heroes...will generally stay at home, most likely watching a team that will win c. 45% of available points this year...seems like "same old/same old", but hope I'm dead wrong...
 
Thanks for your reply, GreenCoat, and I sincerely hope that we do meet this upcoming season.

While the others on this thread are still in Summer hibernation, I thought I would look at our past successes in non-conference play.
Our 12-game non-conference mini-season is so important for the NCAA Power Index (NPI), which is so important for an at-large NCAA Tournament bid.

As my research indicates, historically, this has not been Colgate's strong suit. Having said that, we do have some real opportunities this coming season.

Colgate Regular Season Non-Conference Records
(not including exhibitions, scrimmages; away games in bold; neutral sites in italics)

Class of 1965 Arena Era (10 seasons)


2016-17, 2-7-3, beat Maine, Arizona State
2017-18, 4-5-3, beat Niagara, Merrimack, Arizona State, Western Michigan
2018-19, 3-9-0, beat New Hampshire (2x), Niagara
2019-20, 2-7-3, beat UMass Lowell, Princeton
2020-21, 1-1-1, beat Clarkson
2021-22, 5-7-0, beat RIT, Vermont (2x), Merrimack, Arizona State
2022-23, 3-7-2, beat Arizona State, Merrimack, Maine

Coach Mike Harder Era (3 seasons)

2023-24, 3-7-2, beat Sacred Heart (2x), Niagara
2024-25, 5-6-1, beat Sacred Heart, RIT (2x), Long Island (2x)
2025-26, 3-8-1, beat Canisius, Maine, New Hampshire

2026-27 season:


at Stonehill (2x), New Hampshire (2x), at Maine (2x), UMass Lowell (2x),
Connecticut at Belfast, Providence/Minnesota Duluth at Belfast,
RIT, Boston Univ.
 
Thanks for your reply, GreenCoat, and I sincerely hope that we do meet this upcoming season.

While the others on this thread are still in Summer hibernation, I thought I would look at our past successes in non-conference play.
Our 12-game non-conference mini-season is so important for the NCAA Power Index (NPI), which is so important for an at-large NCAA Tournament bid.

As my research indicates, historically, this has not been Colgate's strong suit. Having said that, we do have some real opportunities this coming season.

Colgate Regular Season Non-Conference Records
(not including exhibitions, scrimmages; away games in bold; neutral sites in italics)

Class of 1965 Arena Era (10 seasons)


2016-17, 2-7-3, beat Maine, Arizona State
2017-18, 4-5-3, beat Niagara, Merrimack, Arizona State, Western Michigan
2018-19, 3-9-0, beat New Hampshire (2x), Niagara
2019-20, 2-7-3, beat UMass Lowell, Princeton
2020-21, 1-1-1, beat Clarkson
2021-22, 5-7-0, beat RIT, Vermont (2x), Merrimack, Arizona State
2022-23, 3-7-2, beat Arizona State, Merrimack, Maine

Coach Mike Harder Era (3 seasons)

2023-24, 3-7-2, beat Sacred Heart (2x), Niagara
2024-25, 5-6-1, beat Sacred Heart, RIT (2x), Long Island (2x)
2025-26, 3-8-1, beat Canisius, Maine, New Hampshire

2026-27 season:


at Stonehill (2x), New Hampshire (2x), at Maine (2x), UMass Lowell (2x),
Connecticut at Belfast, Providence/Minnesota Duluth at Belfast,
RIT, Boston Univ.
Quality work IBT...let's face it: our o-o-c record borders on pathetic...again, simple analysis...I wish it wasn't so...
 
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