UND's 2024-25 hockey schedule and how to follow the team – Grand Forks Herald

GRAND FORKS – Here's a look at UND's 2024-25 hockey schedule, how to follow the team and how to purchase tickets.

OCTOBER
5 – AUGUSTANA, 6:07 (Exh.)
12 – Providence, 6:07
18 – in Minn. State, 7:07
19 – in Minn. State, 6:07
25-BOSTON UNIV., 7:07
26-BOSTON UNIV., 6:07

NOVEMBER
1 – at Cornell, 6
2 – at Cornell, 6
8 – min. Duluth, 7:07
9 – Minn. Duluth, 6:07
15-DENVER, 7:07
16-DENVER, 6:07
22 – ROBERT MORRIS, 7:07
23 – ROBERT MORRIS, 6:07
29 – at Bemidji State, 7:07
30 – BEMIDJI STATE, 6:07

DECEMBER
6 – at Miami, 6:05
7 – at Miami, 6:05
13 – ST. CLOUD STATE, 7:07
14 – ST. CLOUD STATE, 6:07

JANUARY
4 – MANITOBA, 6:07 (issued)
10 – at Arizona State, 8
11 – at Arizona State, 6
17 – WESTERN MICH., 7:07
18 – WESTERN MICH., 6:07
31 – at St. Cloud State, 7:30

FEBRUARY
1 – at St. Cloud State, 6
7-COLORADO COLLEGE, 7:07
8-COLORADO COLLEGE, 6:07
14 – in Denver, 8
15 – in Denver, 7
21 – MIN. DULUTH, 7:07
22 – MIN. DULUTH, 6:07
28——at Western Michigan, 6

MARCH
1 – at Western Michigan, 5
7-OMAHA, 7:07
8-OMAHA, 6:07
14-16 – NCHC first round (home)
21-22 – NCHC Frozen Faceoff (St. Paul, Minn.)
27-30 – NCAA Regionals (Fargo)

APRIL
10-12 – NCAA Frozen Four (St. Louis, Missouri)

The Grand Forks Herald offers the most comprehensive coverage of UND hockey anywhere. The newspaper has covered every game – home and away – for the last 15 years. Beat writer Brad Schlossman begins his 20th season as a reporter for the team.

Visit GrandForksHerald.com/UNDhockey for the latest news, features, profiles and game stories. Schlossman and Jason Feldman also host the weekly UND Hockey Podcast, available on iTunes/Apple, Spotify and more.

UND's home games are broadcast on Midco Sports and NCHC TV. Alex Heinert will handle play-by-play duties. Jim Scanlan will handle color commentary. Taylor Budge will serve as desk moderator along with a rotating group of panelists.

The UND Radio Network will broadcast games on the radio (96.1 The Fox locally in Grand Forks). Tim Hennessy will do play-by-play for the 45th season. Mike LaMoine will be in charge of color commentary at home games. Darrin Looker brings color to the streets.

Single game tickets are available at the Ralph Engelstad Arena box office or at Ticketmaster.com. Check back during game weeks as tickets are often available for resale.

Number, name, class, size, hometown, NHL rights
Forward
7 Mac Swanson for 5-8, 175 Anchorage, Alaska PIT 7
8 Jake Schmaltz Sr. 6-2, 190 McFarland, Wis. BOS 7
9 Sacha Boisvert for 6-2, 176 Trois-Rivieres, Que. CHI 1
14 Cameron Berg Sr. 6-0, 205 West Fargo NYI 4
15 Carter Wilkie Sr. 6-2, 203 Calgary
18 Jayden Perron, 5-9, 175 Winnipeg CAR, 3
19 Cody Croal for 5-11, 176 North Branch, Minn.
20 Cade Littler for 6-3, 216 East Wenatchee, Washington CGY 7
21 Ben Strinden Jr 6-1, 200 Fargo NSH 7
22 Owen McLaughlin Jr 6-0, 178 Spring City, Pennsylvania. PHI7
26 Dylan James Jr 6-0, 185 Calgary DET 2.
27 Louis Jamernik V sr 5-11, 205 Calgary
28 Dalton Andrew for 6-4, 204 Brandon, Man.
29 Jackson Kunz Sr. 6-3, 232 Grand Forks VAN 4

defender
2 Bennett Zmolek Jr. 6-2, 200 Rochester, Minn.
3 Jayden Jubenvill for 6-0, 182 Gilbert Plains, man.
4 Jake Livanavage, so 5-10, 185 Phoenix
6 EJ Emery for 6-3, 172 Compton, California NYR 1
10 Tanner Komzak so 6-4, 210 West Kelowna, BC
13 Caleb MacDonald so 6-3, 224 Cambridge, Ontario.
16 Andrew Strathmann fr 5-11, 190 Beach Park, Ill. CBJ 4
25 Abram Wiebe so 6-3, 206 Mission, BC VGK 7

goalkeeper
1 Kaleb Johnson Jr. 6-0, 180 Grand Forks
30 Hobie Hedquist so 6-2, 192 Heron Lake, Minn.
35 TJ Semptimphelter sr 6-1, 193 Marlton, NJ