2023-4 MBB Year in Review: My Wishes for 2024-25

As with every year, this is the spot I want to share my thoughts on what I would wish for going ahead into the next season. The obvious ones aren’t there– like get back to the Robertson Cup and win it all– because it’s too obvious. These are more on what I would want toContinueContinue reading “2023-4 MBB Year in Review: My Wishes for 2024-25”

2023-24 MBB Year in Review: Fare Thee Well, Overagers Part 2

With 11 age-out players, the Black Bears had plenty of experience on their roster this past season. Due to so many outgoing players, I’ve decided to split it up, ending with the returning players. (All stats are total from the Black Bears. All photos via Jon Pitonzo/FOHS Media Faction) Luke Amell, 6g, 21a, 27pts: Coming overContinueContinue reading “2023-24 MBB Year in Review: Fare Thee Well, Overagers Part 2”

2023-24 MBB Year in Review: Fare Thee Well, Overagers, Part 1

With 11 age-out players, the Black Bears had plenty of experience on their roster this past season. Due to so many outgoing players, I’ve decided to split it up, starting with the one-year players from this year’s Black Bears squad. (All stats are total from the Black Bears. All photos via Jon Pitonzo/FOHS Media Faction) ColinContinueContinue reading “2023-24 MBB Year in Review: Fare Thee Well, Overagers, Part 1”

2023-24 MBB Year in Review: Standard Bearers

After the 2022-23 season, the 2023-24 edition of the Maryland Black Bears had a big bar to try and hurdle if they wanted to get back to Blaine and challenge for the Robertson Cup. Setting a franchise-record in wins and points, as well as winning the East Division in both the regular season and playoffs,ContinueContinue reading “2023-24 MBB Year in Review: Standard Bearers”

Black Bears Drop Heartbreaking Final Game

BLAINE, MN– In their first trip to the Robertson Cup Final, the Maryland Black Bears took on the regular season champion Lone Star Brahmas. In a very hard-fought, tightly contested match-up, the Black Bears fell just short of the title, dropping the final game of the year by a score of 4-2.  Photo: Jon Pitonzo/FOHSContinueContinue reading “Black Bears Drop Heartbreaking Final Game”

Black Bears Head to Cup Final After Sweep of Minot

BLAINE, MN– Returning to the Robertson Cup tournament for the second straight year, the Maryland Black Bears looked to flip the script on their semifinals loss last season. Before thinking of Tuesday’s championship, they had to get two wins over the Minot Minotauros. After quick starts and steady work through out, the Black Bears sweptContinueContinue reading “Black Bears Head to Cup Final After Sweep of Minot”

Black Bears Split in Maine, Set Up Game 5 Sunday

LEWISTON, ME– After two tight games in Odenton, the Maryland Black Bears headed up to Lewiston to take on the Nordiques in the East Division Final for Games 3 and 4. After a tightly contested Games 1 and 2, it was more of the same for 3 and 4 with each team getting a winContinueContinue reading “Black Bears Split in Maine, Set Up Game 5 Sunday”

Black Bears Sweep Titans With 3-1 Win

MIDDLETOWN, NJ– After a frantic first two games, the Black Bears went to New Jersey to see if they could close out the East Division semifinal with a sweep. After a quick start and some giant goaltending, the Black Bears swept New Jersey in three games with a 3-1 win in Game 3.  File Photo:ContinueContinue reading “Black Bears Sweep Titans With 3-1 Win”

Black Bears Alums Luc Salem, Cooper Black Sign Pro Contracts

Junior hockey is the starting point for most hockey players when it comes to furthering their career. In their sixth season, the Maryland Black Bears have been lucky to have a number of college commitments to a variety of colleges. Now, they are starting to see further advancement with their alumni going into the professionalContinueContinue reading “Black Bears Alums Luc Salem, Cooper Black Sign Pro Contracts”

Black Bears Overcome Rocky Friday With Dominant Saturday

DANBURY, CT– After clinching a bye-weekend for the play-in round, the Maryland Black Bears looked to inch closer to winning the East Division regular season title. However, the Danbury Jr. Hat Tricks had other plans on Friday, as they hoped all over the Black Bears. Maryland responded big on Saturday to earn a split onContinueContinue reading “Black Bears Overcome Rocky Friday With Dominant Saturday”