CU Roller hockey

The Buffs started off quick in the first game, as Jake Sundling started off the scoring less than two minutes into the game.  The Buffs did not look back, and they led 6-0 after the first period.  The Buffs kept on pressing, as they ended up winning 12-2.  Max Gluck had 22 saves, Jake Sundling had 5 points, and Cody Glickman and Scheyler VanSickle each netted a hat-trick in the win.

In the second game, the Buffs played a very good game, despite the 9-2 final score.  Craig Crow and Chris Rea showed why they were the best players on Mines, with Craig netting 5 goals and Chris netting 2.  Mitch Steinberg (Powerplay) and Evan Meredith had the only two goals for Colorado, and Max Gluck made 32 saves in a losing effort.

Colorado is off next weekend, but they will be preparing for the last games before regionals (those game take place Feb 20th at RMR, regionals Feb 27th).

After a sharp performance against Arapahoe Community College last weekend, the Buffs look to continue their good play as they face off against Colorado School of Mines and University of Northern Colorado B this weekend! The game against Mines will prove to be tough, but the Buffs are up for the challenge.  Face off against UNC B is 6 p.m and the game against Mines is at 8 p.m.  Both games are at RMR in Lakewood. Come out and see your Buffs!

The first game against CSU did not go very well at all. Patrick McCaffrey and Don McLachlan both netted hat tricks to lead the Rams over Colorado 11-0. Max Gluck made 30 saves in a losing effort.

In the second game against Arapahoe Community College, the Buffs came out hungry. Jake Sundling started off the scoring in the first, and the Buffs looked solid in the first two periods, beating ACC 6-0 at the end of two.  Three powerplay goals were scored in those two periods.  The shutout streak was broken 5:56 into the third period.  Overall, Nick Ramsey had a goal and two assists, Cody Glickman had two goals, Jake Sundling had two goals, and Adam Steinberg had a goal and Max had 23 saves in a winning effort as the Buffs rolled 6-1.

Your Colorado Buffaloes are in action this weekend! The first game is going to be a tough one, as Colorado looks to upset Division 1 side Colorado State.  Then, Arapahoe Community College will face off against the Buffs for the first time this season.  These games are very important for the Buffs, so come out and see them at RMR this Saturday!  The first game against CSU is at 4, and the second game against ACC is at 8 o'clock.

The first game against Denver proved to be a close one, with the Buffaloes having to come back from a 2-0 deficit early in the first period.  The Buffs rallied to win the game 5-3.  Freshman Joseph Oria started off the scoring, followed by freshman Adam Steinberg and sophomore Evan Meredith.  Newcomer Scheyler VanSickle scored the last two goals and goaltender Max Gluck had a 31 save performance to close out the Pioneers in the first game.

The second game against Northern Colorado was a tough one for the Buffs. In the first period, things were looking good as junior Jake Sundling scored the game's opening goal on the power play. Then, Northern Colorado scored four straight in the second period.  The Buffs rallied though, with a goal late in the second by Cody Glickman.  After a disallowed goal at the end of the period, the Buffs couldn't catch a break, as UNC won 7-4.  Adam Steinberg and Scheyler VanSickle were the other goalscorers for Colorado and Max Gluck had 31 saves in a losing effort.

After this weekend, the buffs are now 3-7, but this team looks very promising in the weeks to come!

Your University of Colorado Buffaloes have their first games of the semester this Saturday!  This is the start of the new semester, and the new faces are looking to make their impact on the team. The first game is against Denver University at 6 p.m, and the second game is against Northern Colorado at 8 p.m.  These games promise to be very exciting and admission is free so come out to RMR in Lakewood and support your Buffs!

As of last semester, CU hockey lost three graduating seniors: Joe Harned, Brandon Redlinger and former President Ryan Sundling. As well we will be losing starting goaltender David Baur-Ray to Australia. They will be greatly missed but this also means there are opportunities for new players to have an impact. If you are interested in playing for CU Roller Hockey this spring we will be having an informational meeting January 12 at 8pm in the rec center's meeting rooms. If you have any question please e-mail to curollerhockey@gmail.com.


Also, the new schedule is out! Click on the side tab and check out who CU is playing an when. Should be a great semester for hockey!

CU came out slow losing 4-0 at the end of the first period against rival Colorado State University.  The second period ended with CSU on top 6-1 with Brandon Redlinger scoring the lone CU goal.  The third period ended scoreless with CSU defeating CU 6-1.  CU rebounded in it's next game dominating the University of Northern Colorado's B team 10-3.

CU started its games this weekend taking on Colorado School of Mines and Metro State's B team.  After CU lost to Mines in the finals of the pre-season tournament they wanted revenge.  Unfortunately they came up short losing 7-1.  They bounced back by dominating Metro State B.  Led by freshman Joseph Oria and Jake Sundling who each netted a hat trick in the 8-2 win.