The senior winger inked an amateur tryout contract with the Binghamton Senators on Thursday. Wideman will join his brother, Chris, on the Ottawa Senators’ AHL affiliate.
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St. Louis becomes gateway to the NHL
When the NCAA Frozen Four begins in Boston next week, four St. Louis products will be spread among the programs playing for college hockey supremacy. They include Brian O’Rourke (Nebraska-Omaha), Dominic Zombo (Nebraska-Omaha), Nick Saracino (Providence) and Michael Parks (North Dakota).
UND returns to regular practice in preparation for Frozen Four
Senior Michael Parks said he expects to try to improve in every area of the game.
“We celebrated the win at the regional in Fargo,” he said. “But I still feel like there’s a lot left to go.”
Lightning G Ben Bishop records 2 assists in 5 minutes
Ben Bishop was an unexpected offensive force for the Tampa Bay Lightning during the second period of their game in Montreal on Monday night, factoring into the scoring on two goals within five minutes.
Fuel add defenseman Andy Simpson
A 5’11”, 190 lb. native of St. Louis, Missouri, former Dartmouth College defenseman Andy Simpson signed his first professional contract with the Indy Fuel on Monday. In four varsity seasons at Dartmouth from 2011 to 2015,
Nebraska-Omaha beats Harvard 4-1 NCAA Midwest Regional
“It’s a big win for our program, obviously being the first NCAA win in the tournament,” defenseman Brian O’Rourke said.
Sent packing by Lowell, Amlong finds a new home at RIT
Amlong found himself without a hockey team late last spring when UMass-Lowell coach Norm Bazin pulled the scholarship rug out from under his skates.
Miami’s 7-year Wideman era nearing an end
Forward Alex Wideman is wrapping up his senior year, and his brother Chris, came to Oxford in 2008 and is currently exceling as an All-Star defenseman for the AHL Binghamton Senators.
Saracino shoulders hockey load for regional-bound Friars
Producing points down the stretch in important situations and in the playoffs is the script that Nick Saracino has been writing every season since he draped a Providence College hockey jersey over his shoulders three seasons ago.
St. Louis 18U forward Bratton signs NAHL tender
Bratton, 17, just finished competing in his first season in the NAPHL for the Selects. The native of Arnold, Missouri had a tremendous season, leading the 18U team in scoring this season with 29 points in 24 regular season games. Bratton also had four points in four NAPHL playoff games.
