Nate becomes the answer to the who scored the first goal at Pegula trivia question.
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Category: Game Previews/Results
Pre and post game coverage
BTN: Eric Scheid’s empty netter to make the final score 4-1 PSU
Scheid’s last second goal put the cap on the evening giving Penn State the win on the Pegula Ice Arena’s opening night.
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BTN: Steve Jones on ice post game interview with Guy Gadowsy
I’m uncovering a gem or two as I scrounge around the internet. In this case, it’s Steve Jones catching Gadowsky immediately after the end of the game.
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Collegian: Emotions OK, penalties not
By Darian Somers | Collegian Staff Writer Guy Gadowsky admitted a lot of the penalties Friday night had to do with emotions. It was an emotional night for Penn State hockey as Pegula Ice Arena[…]
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Collegian: Pegula Ice Arena’s opener a baptism of fire for freshman line
By Matt Nestor | Collegian Staff Writer Pegula Ice Arena’s first game was also the first collegiate contest for the team’s all-rookie line of David Goodwin, Dylan Richard and Zach Saar. What began as a[…]
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Collegian: First game in Pegula brings many firsts
By Darian Somers | Collegian Staff Writer Many of the Penn State hockey trivia questions have found their answers. The Nittany Lions opened Pegula Ice Arena with a 4-1 win, one of the many firsts[…]
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Collegian: Student section highlights Pegula’s debut
By Darian Somers | Collegian Staff Writer One of the first things Guy Gadowsky said he would do was look to his right when he walked out of the tunnel. He could have heard what[…]
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Collegian: Pegula Ice Arena christened with a 4-1 victory
By Matt Nestor | Collegian Staff Writer Pegula Ice Arena was christened with a dominant 4-1 win over Army on Friday night in "Hockey Valley." It took just 3:02 and a well-placed Nate Jensen slapshot[…]
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goArmy: Late Penn State Push Too Much For Army –
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – The Army hockey team lifted the lid on 2013-14 with a 4-1 setback at Penn State in what was a historic season opener for both teams. The game was the first[…]
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USCHO: Penn State christens Pegula Ice Arena with win over Army
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Penn State now has the answers to a lot of trivia questions after their 4-1 win Friday night against Army in the opener of the Pegula Ice Arena. With the crowd[…]
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WTAJ: Penn State Wins Pegula Opener
Penn State Wins Pegula Opener Ben Manning UNIVERSITY PARK, CENTRE COUNTY – The Penn State men’s hockey did the packed Pegula house proud Friday night. They scored the first official goal in arena history, and[…]
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VBR: Season Opener Victory
Penn State defeated the Army Black Knights 4-1 in their season opener at Pegula Ice Arena on Friday night. Despite spending what seemed like almost half of the game in the penalty box, the Nittany Lions[…]
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ReadEag: Pegula Ice Arena opens, new era of PSU hockey begins
Excitement was in the air Friday night when the Penn State men’s hockey team played its first game in the $90 million Pegula Ice Arena. From the pregame video that chronicled the history of hockey[…]
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Penn State Opens Ice Arena Fit for a Division I Team
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Penn State christened its $90 million Pegula Ice Arena with a 4-1 victory over Army on Friday night before an overflow crowd announced at 6,370. And Coach Guy Gadowsky’s first words[…]
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MinnStarTrib: College Hockey Roundup
PENN STATE 4, ARMY 1: The Nittany Lions opened the Pegula Ice Arena by beating the Black Knights before an announced crowd of 6,370. Nate Jensen gave Penn State a 1-0 lead at 3:02 of[…]
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PhillyCom: Penn State opens new ice arena with a win
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. – The Penn State student section had been working overtime well before the first puck dropped between the Nittany Lions and Army at opening night Friday of the Pegula Ice Arena. But[…]
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SBN: Penn State Opens Pegula Ice Arena With a Win, Defeats Army 4-1
Friday was a night almost three years in the making. On October 18, 2010, Terry and Kim Pegula announced that they were giving a $88 million gift, an investment that would provide funds for men’s and[…]
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GoPSU: Emotion Helps Nittany Lions Topple Army
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Under the bright new lights of Pegula Ice Arena, in front of a boisterous standing room only crowd of 6,370 fans and a national television audience on the Big Ten Network,[…]
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CHN: Welcome to The Show
The Best Parts of Penn State’s New Arena Are Things Money Can’t Buy by Adam Wodon/Managing Editor Terry Pegula (l.) and Joe Battista help drop the ceremonial first puck, with the help of Penn State’s[…]
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Lions247: Penn State hockey team defeats Army in season opener
As the lights dimmed, the warm-up video played and the standing-room only crowd of 6,370 roared, years of hard work by the Penn State hockey program came to fruition. The long-time dream of Associate Athletic[…]
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BWI: Pegula Ice Arena opens with win
The Pegula Ice Arena was filled to standing-room capacity Friday night, as Penn State defeated Army, 4-1. The newest arena on Penn State’s campus cost $90 million and took 20 months to build, but the[…]
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OS: Pegula Opener Was An Adrenaline-Filled, High Energy Masterpiece
“The student section was definitely the first star tonight,” head coach Guy Gadowsky said after the Nittany Lions defeated Army 4-1 in the Pegula Ice Arena opener. He couldn’t be more right. On a historic[…]
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FOS: Penn State Downs Army 4-1 in Hockey Opener
Terry Pegula told Penn State’s men’s hockey team before its season-opener Saturday that he wanted them to play with an attitude akin to the ‘Dirty Dozen." They did in a 4-1 victory. via Scout.com: Penn[…]
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TribLive: Penn State opens new $90 million hockey arena with win over Army
UNIVERSITY PARK – The pep band’s tuba players bobbed up and down while playing “Seven Nation Army,” not unlike they would at Beaver Stadium less than 24 hours later. The Lion mascot played to the[…]
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