2019-20 Acadia Men's Hockey News
The Acadia Axemen hockey camps have been running for well over 30 years in Wolfville each summer. Throughout those years the focus of the camps has always been on skill development, work ethic, team & sportsmanship, and of course fun.
REGINA, SK - If there was a theme song for the longest off-season of Logan Flodell’s hockey career, it would probably be “stuck in the middle with you.”
WOLFVILLE, N.S. - There is no question there will be some alterations to this year's hockey camp programming, but change does not mean things cannot get better. Unfortunately, the Axemen's preparation for the coming season will be changed to a January AUS Conference start date but this may benefit the local hockey community.
The Acadia Alumni Association, in cooperation with The Athenaeum, is proud to announce that Clinton, Ontario native Liam Maaskant (’19) is the recipient of the Student of the Year Award for 2020.
HALIFAX, N.S. - Axeman Liam Maaskant who was named the Dr Randy Gregg (Community Service) Award winner, while teammate and goaltender Logan Flodell was named as a second-team all-Canadian goaltender as well.
By John DeCoste ’77 - When he arrived at Acadia in the fall of 2015 to study engineering and play varsity hockey for the Axemen, Liam Maaskant likely wondered what kind of impact being an Acadia student-athlete might have on him – and vice-versa.
By John DeCoste ’77 - Acadia is forging quite a reputation for hosting national championship tournaments, and from all accounts, the upcoming 2020 Cavendish Farms University Cup will be of the same high standard.
(HALIFAX, N.S.) - Atlantic University Sport is pleased to announce the 2019-20 AUS men's hockey major award winners and all-stars as selected by the conference's seven head coaches following regular season play. Second-year Acadia Axemen goaltender Logan Flodell (Regina, Sask.) has been named the AUS MVP.
Antigonish, NS – The Acadia Axemen closed out AUS regular season play with a 5-2 loss to the host StFX X-Men Saturday night at the Charles V. Keating Centre.
WOLFVILLE N.S. – The Acadia Axemen’s Senior Night and final home game of the season proved to be a fruitful one, as they came away victorious over the visiting Dalhousie Tigers Friday night.
WOLFVILLE, N.S – Acadia University and Executive Director of Athletics, Kevin Dickie are pleased to announce William “Bill” Parker as the honorary chairperson of the 2020 Cavendish U SPORTS men’s hockey national championship hosted by Acadia and Sports Entertainment Atlantic from March 12-15 at Halifax’s Scotiabank Centre.
WOLFVILLE N.S – The Universite de Moncton Aigles Bleus left the Andrew H. McCain Arena with a win 4-3 overtime-shootout win over the home Acadia Axemen. The overtime loss earns the Axemen one point in the standings – clinching the second place in the AUS standings and a quarterfinal bye.
WOLFVILLE N.S. –The visiting UNB Reds picked up a 4-2 win against the hometown Acadia Axemen and extended their winning streak to 11 while ending Acadia's home game winning streak of 11.
CHARLOTTETOWN, PEI - The Acadia Axemen picked up a valuable win despite a strong UPEI Panthers comeback on Friday.
HALIFAX, NS - In AUS men's hockey action, the Saint Mary's Huskies hosted the Acadia Axemen at the Dauphinee Centre and two power play goals helped propel the Huskies to a 4-2 win.
MONCTON, N.B. - Goals by Vincent Millette (Gabriel Vanier, Jeremy Hannah) and Maxime St-Cyr (Samuel Guilbault, Robbie Graham), 33 seconds apart midway in the first period, lifted the Université de Moncton Aigles Bleus (10-8-6-0=26pts, 4th position) to a 2-1 win over Acadia University Axemen
