Bob Heine Becomes Winningest Coach in OSU Club Hockey History
November 12, 2006
Ohio State Club Hockey coach Bob Heine has only been associated with the team since 2001. On November 11, 2006 he made sure his legacy will last as he became the winningest coach in OSU Club Hockey history.
With a 5-4 victory at the University of Michigan, Heine collected career win number 76, overtaking former coach Nate Rivard. Rivard had amassed a 75-73-6 career record in his 7 years behind the Buckeye bench. [more] |
 Career Milestones
Congratulations to forward Tyler Moyer on scoring his 100th career point. Tyler notched a hat trick on Friday night vs Robert Morris -Maroon.
Congratulations to forward Brock Bookwalter on scoring his 100th career point. The milestone came on a late first period goal on Friday night vs Bowling Green. |
Buckeye makes jump to Pros
We would like to wish forward Dennis Assenmacher best of luck the rest of this season. On Saturday Oct. 28, Dennis signed a pro contract with the Findlay Freedom in the North Eastern Hockey League. |
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2005 - 2006 All-Americans Announced
- 1st Team ACHA Southeast Region - Brock Bookwalter
- 3rd Team ACHA Southeast Region - Dave Vanas
- ACHA Academic All American - Jason Brown
- ACHA Academic All American - Kevin Hochmuth
- complete list posted here
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2005 - 2006 Team Awards Announced
- Most Valuable Player - Brock Bookwalter
- Co-Rookie of the Year - Andrew Jordan & Alex Cooper
- Unsung Hero Award - Rob Lahay
- Most Improved Player Award - Mike Wylie
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| Ohio State wins 2005 Hoosier Thanksgiving Classic |
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12/2/05 . Ohio State traveled to Indianapolis, IN over Thanksgiving weekend to participate in the 2005 Hoosier Thanksgiving Classic. On Friday night, Ohio State squared off with Southeast rival - #5 Liberty. Ohio State dominated Liberty the entire game. OSU's 6-goal lead was too much for the Flames, and OSU was victorious 9-5. That win placed the Buckeyes in Saturday's Championship game versus the #3 Indiana Hoosiers. After trailing 2-0 at the end of the first period, Ohio State battled back and took the lead in the third period on an Andrew Jordan one-timer off an excellent pass from Jason Brown. The Hoosiers would later tie it up to force overtime. The first overtime period resulted in a draw and therefore a second OT would be necessary. Then at 3:59 into the 2 nd overtime period, team captain Tyler Moyer netted a breakaway goal to capture the championship. |
Goaltender moves up to Varsity Team
Congratulations to Goaltender- Phil Lauderdale on making the jump to the Ohio State Men's Varsity Team for the 2004-05 season [varsity web site] |
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