Lainey Gerber

1 week ago | woodtv.com | Lainey Gerber

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (WOOD) — Western Michigan University beat Boston University in the Frozen Four final Saturday night, making them NCAA hockey champions. The Broncos won 6-2 against the Terriers in WMU’s first NCAA championship game. Unlike recent games, the Broncos got on the board early. Iro Hakkarainen sent the puck from the top of left circle to Wyatt Schingoethe in front of the net. Schingoethe tipped it in to give WMU a 1-0 lead 1:38 into the game.

2 weeks ago | woodtv.com | Lainey Gerber

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (WOOD) — Western Michigan University beat University of Denver in the Frozen Four semifinals Thursday night. WMU won in double overtime 3-2. The next stop for the Broncos is the national championship game, where they will face the winner of the Penn State vs. Boston University game. The Broncos held the puck early and often. Zach Nehring had the right side of the goal open for less than a minute into the first period, but hit the pipe.

2 weeks ago | woodtv.com | Lainey Gerber |Alex Pearl

KALAMAZOO, Mich. (WOOD) — A Frozen Four veteran will be in attendance when Western Michigan faces off against Denver Thursday. Former NHL player Mike Knuble is no stranger to the Frozen Four. He played in three of them with the University of Michigan in 1992, 1993 and 1995. Now he’s back to watch his son Cam Knuble play for the Broncos. “There’s only four teams left playing, at this point in the whole country. So, it’s pretty satisfying to get to this point,” Mike Knuble told News 8.

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Lainey Gerber

KALAMAZOO, Mich. (WOOD) — A Frozen Four veteran will be in attendance when Western Michigan faces off against Denver Thursday. Former NHL player Mike Knuble is no stranger to the Frozen Four. He played in three of them with the University of Michigan in 1992, 1993 and 1995. Now he’s back to watch his son Cam Knuble play for the Broncos. Advertisement“There’s only four teams left playing, at this point in the whole country. So, it’s pretty satisfying to get to this point,” Mike Knuble told News 8.

3 weeks ago | woodtv.com | Lainey Gerber

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The Lakers are sailing to a national championship once again. Grand Valley State women’s basketball beat California State Dominguez Hills, 70-58, in the Division II national championship game Friday. It’s the program’s second national championship and the university’s 30th national championship since 2002. The Lakers needed a few minutes to figure out the Toros’ defense. CSUDH forced six turnovers in the first three minutes to build a 7-2 lead.