Intercollegiate hockey season
The 1947–48 Michigan Tech Huskies men's ice hockey season was the 27th season of play for the program but first under the oversight of the NCAA . The Huskies represented the Clarkson College of Technology and were coached by Ed Maki , in his 6th season.
Season
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Roster
No.
S/P/C
Player
Class
Pos
Height
Weight
DoB
Hometown
Previous team
John Cortopassi
Paul Kariniemi
F
Ed Lohela
Abbie Maki
D
Al Maki
D
Dick Noblet
D
Jack Noblet
G
Marc Olson
F
Ted Olson
Burt Petaja
F
Bill Robertson
F
Jimmy Ruhl
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Standings
Schedule and results
Date
Opponent
Site
Result
Record
Regular Season
December 26
at Colorado College *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
L 6–7
0–1–0
December 27
at Colorado College *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
L 3–8
0–2–0
December 30
at California *
Berkeley Icelands • Berkeley, California
W 6–5
1–2–0
January 3
at San Francisco*
Winterland Arena • San Francisco, California
W 4–1
2–2–0
January 16
at North Dakota *
Winter Sports Building • Grand Forks, North Dakota
W 7–6
3–2–0
January 17
at North Dakota *
Winter Sports Building • Grand Forks, North Dakota
L 3–7
3–3–0
January 23
St. Cloud State *
Dee Stadium • Houghton, Michigan
W 9–1
4–3–0
January 24
St. Cloud State *
Dee Stadium • Houghton, Michigan
W 9–3
5–3–0
January 31
Michigan *
Dee Stadium • Houghton, Michigan
L 6–7
5–4–0
February 2
Michigan *
Dee Stadium • Houghton, Michigan
L 0–4
5–5–0
February 6
Minnesota *
Dee Stadium • Houghton, Michigan
L 5–6
5–6–0
February 7
Minnesota *
Dee Stadium • Houghton, Michigan
L 3–7
5–7–0
February 20
North Dakota *
Dee Stadium • Houghton, Michigan
L 4–5
5–8–0
February 21
North Dakota *
Dee Stadium • Houghton, Michigan
L 2–5
5–9–0
February 23
Colorado College *
Dee Stadium • Houghton, Michigan
W 4–0
6–9–0
February 24
Colorado College *
Dee Stadium • Houghton, Michigan
W 3–2
7–9–0
February 27
at Minnesota *
Minneapolis Arena • Minneapolis, Minnesota
L 4–7
7–10–0
February 28
at Minnesota *
Minneapolis Arena • Minneapolis, Minnesota
W 4–3
8–10–0
March 5
at Michigan *
Weinberg Coliseum • Ann Arbor, Michigan
L 4–7
8–11–0
March 6
at Michigan *
Weinberg Coliseum • Ann Arbor, Michigan
L 5–6
8–12–0
*Non-conference game.
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