MUHS boys’ and girls’ hockey players excelled athletically and academically this season.
Middlebury College women’s hockey head coach Bill Mandigo has been at the helm of the dominant program for years.
Neither Middlebury College hockey team made the NCAA tournament this year.
The Tigers will get a second shot at No. 1 seed U-32, who they lost to early in the season.
The VUHS boys’ basketball, MUHS boys’ hockey and MUHS girls’ hockey teams all upset their way to playoff semifinal games this week.
The MUHS boys’ hockey team has the chance to check Stowe off their list of rematch victories come Saturday.
The 2025 runners-up ended the regular season 9-10.
Both the men’s and women’s Middlebury College hockey teams won close games to make the NESCAC semifinals.
The Tigers ended the regular season 13-6-1 overall, and 8-3-1 among fellow DII teams.
The Tigers brought their record to 11-6-1 with a 7-2 win over St. Johnsbury on home ice this past Saturday.
The Middlebury College women’s hockey team will host their first playoff game this Saturday, Feb. 28.
The Division II Tigers lost to the combined DI team from Burlington and Colchester on Saturday, and this coming weekend have another tough game against the DI BFA St. Albans team.
This Saturday, Feb. 28, Kenyon Arena will host its first playoff doubleheader in more than seven years as both the Middlebury College men’s and women’s ice hockey teams take the ice.
The Tiger girls took a win and a loss as season’s end nears.
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