1947–48 Colorado College Tigers men's ice hockey season
College ice hockey team season
The 1947–48 Colorado College Tigers men's ice hockey season was the 9th season of play for the program but first under the oversight of the NCAA . The Tigers represented Colorado College and were coached by Cheddy Thompson , in his 3rd season.
Season
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(February 2023 )
Roster
No.
S/P/C
Player
Class
Pos
Height
Weight
DoB
Hometown
Previous team
Pete Alexander
F
Washington, D.C.
Kedrick G. Freyschlag
Sophomore
D
1927-08-20
Glendale, California
Howard Hushion
Senior
F
Montreal, Quebec
Roy Ikola
Sophomore
G
1927-02-09
Eveleth, Minnesota
Sonny MacDonald
Sophomore
F
1925-08-28
New Westminster, British Columbia
Lawrence Meier
Junior
D
Estevan, Saskatchewan
Jack L. Might
Senior
1925-08-28
Denver, Colorado
Ron Newson
Junior
F
Regina, Saskatchewan
Christopher P. Ray
Freshman
F
1924-04-18
Belmont, Massachusetts
Richard Rowell
Junior
F
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Thomas Seasons
Sophomore
F
Montreal, Quebec
Joseph Slattery
Junior
F
Sutherland, Saskatchewan
Halliday L Spellicy
Freshman
1929-05-06
Regina, Saskatchewan
Bruce Stewart
Junior
D
Yorkton, Saskatchewan
Harry Whitworth
Sophomore
F
Toronto, Ontario
Clark Wilder
Freshman
G
Rochester, Minnesota
Vernon R. Wishart
Junior
Lacombe, Alberta
Milo Yalich
Sophomore
D
1924-07-22
Buhl, Minnesota
[ 1]
Standings
Schedule and results
Date
Opponent
Site
Result
Record
Regular Season
December 4
Omaha*
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 26–3
1–0–0
December 5
Omaha*
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 16–3
2–0–0
December 9
Saskatchewan *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
L 4–8
2–1–0
December 10
Saskatchewan *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 6–3
3–1–0
December 19
Minnesota *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 8–5
4–1–0
December 20
Minnesota *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 7–6
5–1–0
December 26
Michigan Tech *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 7–6
6–1–0
December 27
Michigan Tech *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 8–3
7–1–0
December 29
Harvard *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 13–6
8–1–0
December 30
Harvard *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 10–3
9–1–0
January 9
Wichita Flyers*
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 15–7
10–1–0
January 10
Wichita Flyers*
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 6–2
11–1–0
January 16
San Francisco Olympic Club*
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 7–4
12–1–0
January 17
San Francisco Olympic Club*
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 3–2
13–1–0
February 6
California *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 6–5
14–1–0
February 7
California *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 7–4
15–1–0
February 12
North Dakota *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
L 4–8
15–2–0
February 13
North Dakota *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 6–3
16–2–0
February 23
at Michigan Tech *
Dee Stadium • Houghton, Michigan
L 0–4
16–3–0
February 24
at Michigan Tech *
Dee Stadium • Houghton, Michigan
L 2–3
16–4–0
February 27
at Michigan *
Weinberg Coliseum • Ann Arbor, Michigan
L 1–3
16–5–0
February 28
at Michigan *
Weinberg Coliseum • Ann Arbor, Michigan
L 1–6
16–6–0
March 6
at Wichita Flyers*
Wichita, Kansas
W 10–0
17–6–0
March 7
at Wichita Flyers*
Wichita, Kansas
W 13–3
18–6–0
March 12
British Columbia *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
L 5–9
18–7–0
March 13
British Columbia *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado
W 7–3
19–7–0
NCAA Tournament
March 18
Dartmouth *
Broadmoor Ice Palace • Colorado Springs, Colorado (NCAA Semifinal)
L 4–8
19–8–0
*Non-conference game.
Note: The University of Omaha played under club status at this time and was not a varsity program until 1997. [ 2]
Awards and honors
References