Brandon Pascucci

One final arrival for Marc-Andre Fleury 👔

One final game. One final shootout. Tonight's matchup against the Columbus Blue Jackets will conclude with a shootout with Marc-Andre Fleury in net🌸

Come meet us outside the Tiger Statue! We will be skating around and hanging out at a table from 12-2pm today!

Come see us at the activities fair from now until 9 pm!

Attention current and new RIT students! We are looking for new players of any level ahead of the 2025-26 season! If interested, fill out the form from the QR code or contact us!

“There’s a Difference.” They’ll all tell you their trophy’s the hardest to win. They’ll point to stat sheets and salary caps, to playoff seeds and clutch shots in bright arenas under brighter lights. And sure, there’s pressure. There’s talent. There’s glory. But there’s a difference. The Stanley Cup is not won. It is survived. You do not hoist it unless you’ve bled for it. Sixteen wins. Four rounds. Two months of collisions at 30 km/h. You tape your ribs. Freeze your shoulder. Stitch your face. You lose sleep, you lose weight, and if you’re lucky—you lose feeling. Because the pain? It’s always there. The path to Lord Stanley is not built for comfort. It’s built on blocked shots, double overtimes, shattered sticks, and legs that stopped working three games ago. You don’t get there with highlight reels. You get there in silence. In cold rinks, on long flights, with trainers whispering: One more game, kid. One more. And when it’s over? No dancing. No parades of champagne. Just a man, sometimes two, holding a silver grail with fingers that can barely grip it. Not because it’s heavy. But because they are done. The Stanley Cup isn’t a trophy. It’s a reckoning. And not every champion is built to earn it.

Risk of rain fans like: definitely not

FIRST GOALIE WITH A GOAL AND AN ASSIST IN A GAME IN NHL HISTORY 🤯

Penguins goaltender Tristan Jarry will be placed on waivers today at 2:00 PM.

3pm. This Sunday. RMU Island Sports Center. Senior Night. BE THERE!