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Scorer ties goal mark to help drop K's

Robin Bouchard's time as a member of the Komets was short. He spent but two games with them during 1996 in the old IHL, just one step below the NHL, before opting to the lower-echelon Colonial Hockey League. [More] Sound icon

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  • Audio: Bouchard on tying the record- Ice Chips11:40 pm Saturday

    Here's what Muskegon's Robin Bouchard had to say after he netted his 682nd goal, tying him with Don Parsons for most in the history of minor-league hockey.

  • Concourse partially closed for sealing - TinCaps blog6:13 pm Monday

    The concourse at Parkview Field will be partially closed for sealing. The work is underway and continues through March 23. The closure will not allow for a full lap of Parkview Field to be completed on the walkway.

  • The Madness so far- And Another Thing6:38 pm Friday

    There's still a whole slate of games set to go tonight, but so far the NCAA Tournament has been memorable, to say the least.

  • Nothing falls- Irish Insights8:05 pm Thursday

    Notre Dame's three-point struggles led to the Irish's 51-50 loss to Old Dominion in the first round of the NCAA tournament, and other items from Thursday's game in New Orleans.

  • My top 25 vote- Eyeing IU5:08 pm Monday

    The final AP top 25 poll of the year was released today. Here's how I voted. 1. Kansas

  • What were you thinking?- Mastodon tracks7:07 pm Thursday

    I can understand the part of Deilvez Yearby being named to the All-Summit League second team. Had he been more consistent throughout the season, he could have been first. But I have no argument.

  • "Moore" of a spotlight- Preps Plus9:06 pm Saturday

    Under the bright lights of television, Warsaw junior Nic Moore didn't hurt his flourishing image Saturday in the Class 4A semistate at Huntington North.

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