ST. PAUL — Former Minnesota Gophers and NHL player Erik Westrum, now the head boys coach at Holy Family Catholic High School, talks about his storied hockey career Friday on The Rink Live podcast.
Westrum played on the Apple Valley team that played in the longest Minnesota state tournament game.
"That is one of the top memories that I've ever had," he says.
Westrum spent parts of three seasons in the NHL with Phoenix, Minnesota and Toronto.
Nadine Muzerall has won a national championship as a player and as a coach. On The Rink Live podcast, she talks about the challenges for her top-ranked team and previews the national semifinals game
Mick Hatten and Jess Myers talk to today's newsmakers about the State of Hockey
Andresen discusses the state of hockey around the state and says "there's been a bit of a rebound" with officials, but his organization is still working on recruitment and improving the treatment of those crews.
The Bulldogs face Minnesota on Saturday in the NCAA regional final.
Anthony Charles Walsh, who won a state championship with the Hornets in 2013, shares his hockey past and what prompted him to write his book.
Mizutani, who is the Wild beat writer for the Pioneer Press, also talks about the progression of Marco Rossi, who had a short stint with the big club before he was sent back down to Iowa.
Our high school beat writer joins Jess Myers to recap the boys tournament so far
Swanson talks about Warroad's top line, Carson Pilgrim tape job on his stick, the wild Moorhead-Edina finish and more.
News reporting
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources.
The Trust Project
