This past weekend, the Aggies played their first game back from the road trip against UC Santa Cruz. It was UCSC's very first game as a hockey club, which is exciting for their school. The game against them featured some outside players joining UCSC to support their new roster, including UC Davis alumni Kaleb Klauber, Josh Nelson, and Jakob Loke. The game had a light-hearted mood to it, and the Aggies had no problem scoring lots of goals. Even goaltender Niklas Braun suited u

It was an exciting weekend for the Aggies, who, coming off of a victory against Chapman University, would face UCSD the next night. However, the Aggies were plagued with injuries, and the lack of firepower was present from the start. UCSD would score quickly and UCD would not find a response, shutting down the Aggie offense. To top that off, rookie Kaz Machida would get injured in the second period and not return for the remainder of the weekend. Goaltender Michael Bodamer wa

Aggies demoralize Chapman in gargantuan rivalry game The fans were in for a tremendous night after the Aggies drove 7 hours on their annual road trip to Anaheim, where they faced Champman University for the second time this season. After an 8-7 loss in the previous quarter, the Aggies were out for revenge. The faced paced game began with a bang, as the both teams came out flying. The long drive seemed to have no effect on the Aggies, who took the first few shifts with purpose

Last weekend, the Aggies kicked off Winter Quarter by taking on Stanford at home. It was UC Davis' first game since coming back from a lengthy break, but the Aggies wasted no time getting into form. Defenceman Kyle Armstrong would score just 14 seconds into the first period to kick off the scoring. The goals would begin to pile up early, with the Aggies taking a 3-1 lead in the first period. The scoring would not stop, with the Aggies replying to Stanford's mid-game pressure