2025-26 UM-Dearborn Men's Ice Hockey News
14 individuals were honored for their athletic and academic achievements throughout the 2025-26 academic year.
No stranger to the Wolverines bench, DeSana will lead the Wolverines men's hockey program after being a long-time assistant.
The University of Michigan-Dearborn men’s hockey team erased a first-period deficit and battled into overtime Saturday afternoon, but a late power-play goal gave Indiana Tech a 4-3 victory in a tightly contested matchup.
The Wolverines take on Indiana Tech in the WHAC Quarterfinals on Saturday.
David Dell was named First Team All-Conference by the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference coaches, the league announced on Thursday (Feb. 19).
Despite a two-goal night from Matt Cunningham and a strong push late, the University of Michigan-Dearborn men’s ice hockey team surrendered three early third-period goals and fell 6–4 to Cleary on Friday night in Howell.
Three goals over the first two periods proved enough for the University of Michigan-Dearborn men’s ice hockey team, as the Wolverines held off a late push from Cleary to earn a 3–2 win Friday night in Dearborn.
A strong start wasn’t enough for the University of Michigan-Dearborn men’s ice hockey team, as Grand Valley State scored four unanswered goals in the third period to hand the Wolverines a 4–2 loss Saturday night in Dearborn.
Ryan Teets six point weekend secured him WHAC Offensive Player of the Week for the first time in his Wolverine career.
From the opening faceoff, the University of Michigan–Dearborn men’s ice hockey team was in full control, erupting for four first-period goals and never looking back in a dominant shutout win Saturday night in Dearborn.
An explosive first period set the tone as the University of Michigan–Dearborn men’s ice hockey team unleashed a relentless offensive attack Friday night, rolling past Rochester Christian with authority in Mt. Clemens.
Jack Miller won WHAC Defensive Player of the Week in just his second career start.
The University of Michigan-Dearborn men’s ice hockey team earned a hard-fought result Saturday night, skating to a 1–1 draw through overtime before defeating Indiana Tech in a shootout at The Fieldhouse.
The University of Michigan-Dearborn men’s ice hockey team was unable to recover from a fast start by Indiana Tech, as early first-period goals and special teams proved decisive in a 4–1 road loss Friday night in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
A three-goal burst early in the second period proved decisive as Michigan-Dearborn fell 5–1 to Davenport University on Tuesday night at Allen Park Ice Arena, despite a power-play goal and a strong third-period push by the Wolverines.
UM-Dearborn used a balanced offensive effort and strong play in net to secure a 4–1 victory over Aquinas on Friday night at Yack Arena, scoring three unanswered goals after an early tie to improve to 8-5-0 in conference action.
