Gophers Alum Nick Leddy plays with the NHL Chicago Blackhawks and he will be facing off against our NHL Minnesota Wild in the first round of the playoffs. We can't wait to see this rivalry in action this week! We have Minnesota Wild Tickets for all of our Gophers Hockey fans! We hope to see you at the game. Check out our ticket selection for various ticket prices and selections. Go Wild! 

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And we have even more exciting news! Minnesota captain Zach Budish  has signed an amateur tryout deal with the Milwaukee Admirals of the American Hockey League. Milwaukee is the AHL affiliate of the Nashville Predators, who signed Budish to a two-year entry level deal on Wednesday after drafting Zach Budish in the second round (he was the 41st overall pick) of the 2009 NHL Entry Draft.

Zach Buddish has had great seasons with the Gophers: In 129 career games with the Maroon and Gold, Zach Budish tallied 94 points and 35 goals! And he helped the Gophers to two-straight MacNaughton Cups as Western Collegiate Hockey Association regular-season champions as well as two NCAA tournament berths including the team's run to the Frozen Four in 2011-12. Another star in the making, and we are so proud of Zach Budish and the progress he made in his years with the Gophers. Good luck with your hockey future!

More exciting Gopher hockey news:  the National Hockey League team announced on April 2nd that Minnesota defenseman Nate Schmidt  has signed a two-year entry level contract with the Washington Capital. 

The Gopher hockey team will for sure miss Nate Schmidt, in 96 career games at Minnesota, Schmidt tallied 74 points and 12 goals as a two-time All-WCHA defenseman. Also, in his final two seasons with the program, Schmidt and his Gophers won back-to-back MacNaughton Cups as Western Collegiate Hockey Association regular-season champions and made two trips to the NCAA tournament including the team's run to the NCAA Frozen Four in 2011-12. You can't really beat a record like that, huh? Good luck with your hockey career, Nate Schmidt! You will be missed!