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Ed Trefzger

Ed Trefzger

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Publisher, JazzWeek

Rochester

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Total articles 268

  • St. Lawrence's Sarah Thompson named recipient of 2025 Hockey Humanitarian Award - College Hockey

    By Ed Trefzger Verified| USCHO.com@ ST. LOUIS — St. Lawrence graduate student forward Sarah Thompson was named Friday as the recipient of the 2025 Hockey Humanitarian Award. Thompson received the award during a ceremony at the Stifel Theatre in St. Louis as part of the NCAA men’s Division I Frozen Four.

    By Ed Trefzger Verified · USCHO.com

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Owen Michaels' legend at Western Michigan grows

    By Ed Trefzger Verified| USCHO.com@ ST. LOUIS — Owen Michaels didn’t make much of an offensive splash his freshman year at Western Michigan, scoring two goals and logging five assists in 38 games. But his coach Pat Ferschweiler had no doubt that the 2025 NCAA tournament’s most outstanding player had the makings of a great offensive right winger. “His quality of play was higher than his points,” said Ferschweiler. Potential is one thing. Working to get there takes effort.

    By Ed Trefzger Verified · USCHO.com

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • 'Left for dead' earlier in season, Penn State appreciates run to Frozen Four - College Hockey

    By Ed Trefzger-, Ed Trefzger Verified| USCHO.com@ ST. LOUIS — Penn State wasn’t supposed to be here. Or so people thought. The Nittany Lions lost their first eight games in the Big Ten before picking up a point in a shootout loss vs. Notre Dame on Jan. 3, outdoors at Wrigley Field. It probably wasn’t a surprise for the team picked to finish second from last to be sitting at the bottom of the standings. “We were left for dead not long ago,” said Penn State coach Guy Gadowsky. But his team still felt it had life. After a win at Notre Dame on Jan.

    By Ed Trefzger-, Ed Trefzger Verified · USCHO.com

    Apr. 11, 2025

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JazzWeek

Rochester, United States

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