The Georgia Ice Dogs rebounded Sunday with a solid performance in net by Paul Connors to defeat Alabama 7-4 and take home 3rd place from the 2011 SECHC Tournament Cup. Connors stopped 51 of 55 Frozen Tide shots and Peter Kacer picked up his second hat trick of the tournament to help Georgia come away …

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John Hoos has several accomplishments as the coach of the Ice Dogs. He has made his mark in other areas of the game, from helping to start several tournaments, to the idea of SEC hockey. Commissioner Sarge Day of the SECHC made sure Hoos would be honored for that, with the John Hoos Coach of …

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The Ice Dogs run at a SECHC Tournament Championship came to an end in the semi-finals for the second straight season. Georgia fell to the No. 1 overall seed, Arkansas, 9-3. Pete Virk, who had two goals, tied the game at 1 midway throuh the 1st, but then it was all Arkanas. Georgia plays Alabama …

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The Georgia Ice Dogs defeated South Carolina 8-3 Friday night in Cumming, Ga to advance to the semi-finals of the 2011 SECHC Tournament Cup. Peter Kacer picked up a hat trick. Goalies Vince DiCarlo and Paul Connors split time, stopping 24 of 27 shots. Georgia will face defending champion Arkansas tomorrow night.

The Ice Dogs will face off against the Gamecocks in a first round double-header of the SECHC playoffs at 8:00pm on Friday, February 25 at The ICE. Florida will play Tennessee in the nightcap. The winners will face winners from the SEC West division quarter finals on Saturday, February 26 at the Columbus Civic Center.

With post-season spots on the line, the Georgia Ice Dawgs came up with two big wins this weekend. Sophomore transfer Peter Kacer had a hat-trick in both games to lead the Dogs’ scoring attack. Friday night the Dogs bullied the Tennessee Ice Vols to a 7-3 win behind Kacer’s hat-trick and two goals from senior …

Georgia Topples Tennessee & Wreck Ga. Tech; Now Look To Post Season Read More »

The Georgia hockey team faces two tough rivals this weekend. Friday night, Georgia takes on the Tennessee in a game that will determine final standings in the SECHC East. Saturday night brings the Yellowjackets to Duluth for a showdown between the rivals that could have ACHA National ranking implications for both teams.