
Will Horcoff Scores As Michigan Wins Big Ten Championship, Secures Top Seed In Frozen Four Tournament Will Horcoff scored for the Michigan Wolverines in a 7-3 win over the Ohio State Buckeyes to help the Wolverines win the Big 10 Championship and secure the first overall seed in the Frozen Four Tournament. Horcoff ranks third on the Wolverines with 37 points and leads the team–and ranks third in the entire NCAA–with 24 goals in 37 games. The 2025 first round pick posted 10 points in 18 games as a freshman last season. Michigan takes on Bentley in the NCAA Northeast…

Harrison Brunice closed the regular season with six assists in three games, Will Horcoff scored in the Big 10 Championship, and Vasily Ponomarev scored in the regular season finale, plus Wilkes-Barre/Scranton recovered from a Wendesday night loss with two wins and Wheeling swept Trois-Rivieres in a three-game set.

Will Horcoff just keeps scoring for the Michigan Wolverines, lighting the lamp four times over the weekend–including the overtime winner on Saturday.

Will Horcoff ties for NCAA points lead with five points–including overtime winner–in pair of wins over Harvard, Cruz Lucius continues strong bounce back season with four points in weekend sweep, and Ryan Miller extends a point streak to 19 games with five points in two games last week, PLUS Wilkes-Barre/Scranton wins two of three while Wheeling wins three, gets points in four games last week.

Will Horcoff scores overtime winner for Michigan to cap three-goal weekend, Jordan Charron keeps scoring for the Soo Greyhounds, and Mac Swanson continues a quiet but consistent start to the season for North Dakota PLUS Wilkes-Barre/Scranton drops two of three last week after hot start and Wheeling wins two in opening weekend at home.

A cerebral player with a big frame at 6’5″, 203 lbs., Will Horcoff settled in nicely with the University of Michigan after joining the team midway through the 2024-25 season, finishing with 10 points in 18 games and looks to continue developing into a reliable, two-way forward ready for the NHL sooner rather than later.
