By Sophia Volz SYRACUSE, N.Y. - The Syracuse Men’s Hockey team (10-17-4) concluded its final home series of the season with a two-game set against ACCHL North competitor University of Pittsburgh (15-12-4). The Orange dropped both contests, falling 4-1 on Friday before a 3-2 loss in Saturday’s Senior Day finale. Photo Credit: Maria Kaffes / @mariakaffesimages The Orange and the Panthers battled through a scoreless first frame on Friday night. Syracuse controlled the offensive

By Isabella Cucci, h ead beat writer,   and Sophia Volz As the 2025-2026 campaign reaches its final stretch, Syracuse Men’s Hockey will celebrate its senior class before Saturday’s Senior Game Day matchup. Members of the Class of 2026 will be honored prior to the game for their endless dedication, time, and effort that they have given to the program throughout their careers. We congratulate eight players and eight staff members for their unwavering commitment to Syracuse Hock

By Benjamin Lefkowitz One decision paid dividends for Syracuse Men’s Hockey for the past four years. When senior goalie AJ Finta graduated from Middlesex School, a boarding school in Concord, Massachusetts, he was unsure whether he would continue playing the game he loved. After the realization that playing at the division one and three level wasn’t in the cards, Finta came to SU, uncertain about the next path for his hockey career. Photo Credit: Maria Kaffes / @mariakaffesim

By Benjamin Lefkowitz and Sophia Volz SYRACUSE, N.Y. -  The Syracuse Men’s Hockey team (10-15-4) returned home after a seven-game road trip for a two-game series against Stony Brook University (14-11-3). In an ACCHL North Division matchup, the Orange split the series, winning 5-3 on Saturday before falling 8-1 on Sunday's matchup.   Photo Credit: Maria Kaffes / @mariakaffesimages Saturday’s game marked Military Appreciation Night, with SU wearing special-edition orange camouf

By Matthew Gray If you take a moment to scroll through Ben Brant’s career statistics , it won’t take long to notice a certain season that stands out from the rest. During Brant’s 2023-24 campaign — his last with the Victoria Cougars of the Vancouver Island Junior Hockey League (VIJHL) — he enjoyed a breakout season to say the least. The forward set the pace for his team offensively with 97 points (41 goals, 56 assists) through 46 regular-season games as its top option at cent