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University of North Dakota

Club status: active

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All time leagues: NCHC | UCHC | NCAA | WCHA | NCAA (women)

Season 2025-2026

This club in 2025-2026: NCHC

Pos	Player name	Born	Height	Weight	Shoots
G	Jan Spunar	30.05.2004	191 cm	83 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Ethan MacKenzie	02.09.2006	183 cm	79 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Keaton Verhoeff	19.06.2008	193 cm	96 kg	right	Show profile»
F	Isaac Gordon	29.01.2004	183 cm	85 kg	right	Show profile»
F	Cole Reschny	06.04.2007	178 cm	85 kg	left	Show profile»

* no longer in the club

Arena
Achievements

Ralph Engelstad Arena

Adress: One Ralph Engelstad Arena Dr
Grand Forks, North Dakota 58203
Phone: 701.777.4167
Web: http://www.theralph.com/
Capacity: 11643
Opened in: 2001

League winners:

2015-2016: NCAA
1999-2000: NCAA
1996-1997: NCAA
1986-1987: NCAA
1981-1982: NCAA
1979-1980: NCAA
1962-1963: NCAA
1958-1959: NCAA

Recent newsShow all news»

Gullpucken is the oldest and most prestigious individual award handed out in Norwegian hockey. It is awarded to the Norwegian player who through the season is the top performer in his/her club and the national team.

For the season 2012/2013 it is awarded to Lars Haugen and Andrea Dalen.

(14 Sep 2013)

Team statistics

Historic rosters:

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Past results:

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Fast factsseason 2025-2026

Youngest player: Keaton Verhoeff (18 years)
Oldest player: Isaac Gordon (22 years)
Shortest player: Cole Reschny (178 cm)
Tallest player: Keaton Verhoeff (193 cm)
Nationalities: Canada (4), Czechia (1)

Leagues

University of North Dakota participates in season 2025-2026: NCHC

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