cberkas

I am surprised about US and Canada both hosting. The Massachusetts in 1996 was held at UMass, Lowell, Northeastern, and BC (medal round only)

I find this interesting.

No, only hosted 6 times US hosted in 2025 (Minnesota), 2018 (Buffalo), 2011 (Buffalo), 2005 (Grand Forks), 1996 (Massachusetts), 1989 (Anchorage) 1982 and 1975 both Canada and US hosted in Manitoba and Minnesota (Fargo in 1975) - (This doesn't count as the US hosting) When you look at average attendance, outside of Canada, there is no reason Grand Forks can't host. Fun Fact: Germany hosted in 1992, West Germany in 1981

I remember it being bad both times. They do hold the largest attended game though. I've heard Vegas could be the choice this time

Yet they can't drive the 2 hours max to a regional.

So, the US getting thee 2030-31 WJC. They will put it back in Buffalo again.

Teddy Spitznagel left Michigan, he didn't play any games.

The U18 and Michigan was fairly close 7-5

St. Cloud beats Lowell 3-2

Arizona State beats AFA 5-2 They did like to say ASU beat 4 top 5 teams this weekend

5-2 ASU

3-0 St. Cloud

4-2 ASU

1-0 St. Cloud

Maine wins the shootout 2-1

They did this against Minnesota controlled the OT and don't score

Denver and Maine tie 3-3 OT

3-3 Maine

3-1 ASU

Miane player got reverse hit lays on the ice grabbing his head. Realizes the ref or I'm guessing the ref said get up, he gets up and goes and gets his stick lol. Maine didn't get the memo you have to pay the refs to get those calls (It wasn't a penalty anyway)

3-2 Denver

2-1 ASU

2-2 Denver

Quinnipiac beat Dartmouth 5-3 1-1 ASU

When Big F'n Ben scores they should play the "dong" from Big Ben