Penn State Hockey
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Penn State’s Charlie Cerrato Signed by Carolina Hurricanes
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Charlie Cerrato has inked a contract with Carolina. The former Nittany Lion forward signed a three-year, entry-level deal with the Hurricanes, the team announced Tuesday morning. He’ll make $775,000 in 2025-26, $850,000 in 2026-27 and $900,000 in 2027-28 if he remains in the NHL. If he plays in the AHL, he’ll receive $85,000 annually. His…
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Hook: What’s Up With the Big Ten Hockey National Title Drought?
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A little over 12 weeks ago in bitterly cold Punxsutawney – it was minus 3 degrees that morning – the seer of seers was both right and wrong. The part Punxsutawney Phil got right was his prediction of six more weeks of winter. The part he got wrong is that 12 weeks later we still…
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Report: Penn State Men’s Hockey Adds Transfer Defenseman Caeden Herrington
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Penn State men’s hockey has its first transfer addition of the offseason. The Nittany Lions first portal victory came on Monday when Vermont freshman defenseman Caeden Herrington committed, according to multiple reports, including from Brad Schlossman. Herrington tallied one goal and seven assists last season while blocking 20 shots across 34 games. The Catamounts posted…
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Report: Penn State Men’s Hockey Defenseman Cade Christenson Transfers to Providence
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Penn State men’s hockey lost another skater to the transfer portal. A report from Brad Schlossman of the Grand Forks Herald on Monday morning said defenseman Cade Christenson had entered the transfer portal, which officially opened earlier the same day. On Tuesday, Mark Divver of NHL.com reported Christenson had committed to Providence. He spent the…
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Penn State Adds Commitment From NHL Draft Prospect Jaxon Cover
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Penn State men’s hockey has begun reloading. The Nittany Lions added a commitment from four-star left winger Jaxon Cover on Friday afternoon, he announced on Instagram, providing a boost to the team’s incoming 2026 recruiting class. After losing a batch of players to both the NHL and the transfer portal, the Nittany Lions will need…
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Report: Penn State Men’s Hockey Forward JJ Wiebusch Transferring to Wisconsin
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Updated April 16, 2026. Penn State men’s hockey has taken another blow to its roster. According to national hockey writer Mark Divver, forward JJ Wiebusch is transferring to Wisconsin. Wiebusch played in 37 games and tallied 16 goals, second-most on the team, with 20 assists, good for 36 points which ranked fourth on the team.…
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4 Penn State Men’s Hockey Players Sign Pro Contracts
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Updated Wednesday, April 1. A quartet of Nittany Lion men’s hockey players put pen to paper this week. Forward Matt DiMarsico and goaltender Kevin Reidler signed two-year, entry-level contracts on Monday with the Colorado Avalanche and Ottawa Senators, respectively. DiMarsico will head to the Avalanche’s American Hockey League affiliate, the Colorado Eagles, for the remainder…
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Letters: Penn State Women’s Hockey Made Us Proud; Who Does Thompson Serve?; ‘Reshaping the Media’
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The narrative that Penn State women’s hockey lost in a “heartbreaker” in the Frozen Four semifinals misses the point and does our women athletes a disservice. Penn State women’s hockey didn’t lose. They went the distance. In their first-ever Frozen Four appearance, they fought the returning champions to a draw and took them into overtime. They proved…
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Penn State Men’s Hockey Falls to Minnesota Duluth in NCAA Tournament, Ending Season
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A season that began with sky-high expectations ended unceremoniously on Friday night in Albany, New York. In a battle of stellar goaltending, Penn State fell to Minnesota Duluth 3-1 in the opening round of the NCAA tournament, ending its season abruptly. With the loss, the Nittany Lions finished the 2025-26 campaign with a 21-14-2 record,…
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Paterno: Penn State Women’s Hockey Shows the Power of Ensuring Opportunities in College Sports
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Years ago, while I was coaching at Penn State, our head coach came into a staff meeting to remind us to control recruiting travel expenses. “Remember that other athletes, men and women, came to compete in their sports. They all have the same or maybe even greater drive to win as our players. They need…