Three Ranger prospects saw action on Saturday night as the college teams get ready for their holiday break. K’Andre Miller once again came up big for his Wisconsin Badgers. Miller had a 1-1-2 night as Wisconsin shutout Michigan State 3-0. The win was the team’s third straight and extended their unbeaten streak to six games. Miller earned a secondary assist on Wisconsin’s first goal, a power-play goal at 2:36 of the first period.  It was Miller’s team-leading 13th assist on the season. In the third, Miller would add his fourth goal of the season when he beat Michigan State goalie  ..read more

K’Andre Miller (Wisconsin Badgers) A super quiet night for the three Ranger prospects to see action on Friday evening. Nobody scored and the two goalies did not play so the evening was the quietest of the season. K’Andre Miller had a quiet night as his Wisconsin Badgers extended their unbeaten streak to five games with a 5-3 win over Michigan State. Miller was scoreless on just one shot and was a +1. He also was called for “contact to the head-elbowing” in the first period and was lucky to not get hit with a major penalty and game misconduct. Same two teams on Saturday as they play thei ..read more

WISCONSIN GOAL!!! OH MY! Miller gets a cross-ice pass with loooooads of time to settle it, wind up and rip one from the circle to give the #Badgers a 6-5 lead! #BEATPENNSTATE pic.twitter.com/ZmRpI6Ssz5 — Wisconsin Hockey (@BadgerMHockey) December 2, 2018 Five Ranger prospects saw action on Saturday with this time K’Andre Miller being the star. Miller had a four-point night (1-3-4) as his Wisconsin Badgers rallied with five unanswered goals for a 8-5 win over Penn State. The freshman from Minnetonka, Minnesota would set up the tying goal and then scored the game-winner. Miller would earn a ..read more

Riley Hughes (Victoria Grizzlies) Six New York Ranger prospects saw action on Friday night but only one, Riley Hughes stood out. Hughes had a 3-2-5 effort to help his team earn a 10-6 win. Against the Coquitlam Express, Hughes had the best night of his short BCHL career. It started with an even-strength goal just 1:55 into the contest giving the Grizzlies a 1-0 lead. The lead did not hold as the Express would score four unanswered goals taking a 4-1 lead in the second. The Grizzlies would respond answer with three straight goals of their own. Hughes would earn the secondary assist ..read more

No stars from the Ranger prospects who saw action on Saturday evening.  Just two assists on the evening from the five prospects who played. K’Andre Miller set up Wisconsin’s first goal but his Badgers played to a 2-2 overtime tie with Michigan. The Badgers did pick up the extra point by winning the shootout round. Miller fed Ty Emberson for a power-play goal While we wait for the second period, take a look at Ty’s dart that gave the #Badgers the lead! ’s to Miller and Malone! pic.twitter.com/KijhTWVOoS — Wisconsin Hockey (@BadgerMHockey) November 25, 2018 Miller’s assist was h ..read more

Nico Gross (Oshawa Generals) A busy Friday night saw all but one of the Ranger’s North American prospects in action. Yet the offensive star was one who coming into the season offered the least offense. Nico Gross helped his Oshawa Generals knock off the Hamilton Bulldogs 6-2 for the team’s fifth straight win. Gross earned the game’s first star with a goal and an assist as the Generals spotted the Bulldogs a goal and then took control with four unanswered goals. Gross’s goal was the fourth of those goals as he fired a wrist shot from the point at 11:23 of the second. It was a power-play goal ..read more

Riley Hughes (Victoria Grizzlies) Just two New York Ranger prospects in action on Sunday as Riley Hughes continues his strong play. Hughes scored twice but his Victoria Grizzlies needed the shootout to take a 6-5 win over the Vernon Vipers. Hughes has eight goals in his last six games helping Victoria to six wins in their last seven games. The Rangers 2018 seventh-round pick scored the first of his goals with an even-strength goal at 1:29 of the second period. That goal made the score 3-0 in favor of Victoria but the Grizzlies could not hold the lead. In the third period with the score tied ..read more

Tyler Wall (UMass-Lowell) Seven Ranger prospects were in action on Saturday with junior goalie Tyler Wall of UMass-Lowell leading the way.  The junior goalie, Wall stopped 28 shots to lead his UMass-Lowell River Hawks to a 3-0 win over fellow prospect Adam Huska’s UConn Huskies. The win gave the River Hawks a weekend sweep of the Huskies thanks in large part to Wall’s play. Wall would get the only goal he would need just 1:46 into the contest. The junior goalie stopped eight shots in the first,  nine in the second and 11 in the third. It was his fifth career shutout and his second ..read more

With seven Ranger prospects in action, it was 2018 seventh round pick, Riley Hughes leading the way with a three-point night. Hughes has had a couple of very good weeks as of late. Earning his second star in a week, Hughes recorded his very first game-winning goal in Friday’s game. Riley Hughes signs NLI (Victoria Grizzlies) Riley Hughes started his week by signing his “National Letter of Intent” to attend Northeastern starting next season. Northeastern plays in the Hockey East league which is traditionally one of the best in the NCAA Division One Men’s Hockey. Hughes and his Victoria G ..read more

Morgan Barron continued his solid play with a two-point night to lead his Cornell Big Red to a 3-2 win over Northern Michigan.  Barron scored his fourth goal and added a secondary assist as the Big Red won their fourth straight game. Cornell handed Northern Michigan their first-weekend sweep at home in almost two years. With Big Red on a two-man advantage, Barron blasted a one-timer past Northern Michigan’s  Atte Tolvanen to give his team a 2-0 lead. Barron leads the team in goals and is second overall in scoring. In the third period,  Barron got the secondar ..read more