The Tri-City Storm scored a goal in the first two minutes of each period Tuesday, en route to a 5-3 win against the Waterloo Black Hawks at Viaero Center in Kearney. The result gave the home team the best-of-five series, three-games-to-two. Tri-City now a
Waterloo Black Hawks Preview is presented by Iowa Donor Network. A Playoff Meeting The Waterloo Black Hawks and Lincoln Stars collide for their second-ever best-of-five series during the Clark Cup Playoffs. The clubs previously squared off during the We
Ross Colton scored the only goal during the final 40 minutes of Friday night’s matchup at Young Arena, lifting the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders past the Waterloo Black Hawks and to the Anderson Cup. Colton came up the left boards, cut through the circle and
Waterloo Black Hawks Preview is presented by Iowa Donor Network. On the Road to Omaha The Black Hawks play once this weekend, matching up on the ice against the opponent they are currently battling for third place in the USHL Western Conference standings.
Jack Ahcan scored 1:42 into overtime and the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders edged the Waterloo Black Hawks 3-2 at Cedar Rapids Ice Arena Saturday. Ahcan cruised into the offensive zone on left wing and wired a shot under the crossbar from the circle. Luke Mor
Three goals in each of the first two periods lifted the Waterloo Black Hawks to a 6-1 win Friday night at Young Arena against the Sioux City Musketeers. Waterloo seized the lead just 47 seconds into the game. With Nick Swaney camped at the top of the cr
Waterloo Black Hawks Preview is presented by Iowa Donor Network. Siouxland Weekend The Black Hawks duel the Sioux Falls Stampede and the Sioux City Musketeers over the course of three games, with less than 48 hours elapsing between the opening faceoff and
Shane Bowers scored 2:26 into overtime, lifting the Waterloo Black Hawks to a 4-3 win against the Tri-City Storm Saturday at Young Arena. Bowers jabbed the puck inside the post to the left of Dayton Rasmussen after it had been worked loose behind the net
A three-goal opening period kept the Tri-City Storm out of reach during a 6-3 win against the Waterloo Black Hawks Friday at Young Arena. A miscue below the icing line gave the Storm their first goal 1:50 into the game. Walker Duehr was on the spot to s
Waterloo Black Hawks Preview is presented by Iowa Donor Network. Ending and Beginning The final hours of 2015 and the early days of 2016 will each include Waterloo Black Hawks hockey. The Hawks return from the holiday break for a road game against the L
The Waterloo Black Hawks won their first shootout in 20 months, prevailing in the final game before Christmas, 4-3 over the Youngstown Phantoms at the Covelli Center. Ronnie Hein scored Waterloo’s first shootout goal of the season, low to the stick side
Waterloo Black Hawks Preview is presented by Iowa Donor Network. Almost Two Years This weekend’s Black Hawks visit to Youngstown, Ohio, will mark the first time Waterloo has taken the ice at the Covelli Center since January 17, 2014. On that memorable
Michael Davies scored with under a minute remaining in overtime Saturday, giving the Waterloo Black Hawks a 3-2, come-from-behind win against the Fargo Force at Young Arena. After taking a handoff from Nick Swaney near the offensive blue line, Davies move
Tarek Baker converted the only chance during a seven-round shootout, nudging the Bloomington Thunder past the Waterloo Black Hawks, 3-2, on Friday at Young Arena. Baker scored on a low shot inside the post to the right of Hawks netminder Cale Morris after
Waterloo Black Hawks Preview is presented by Iowa Donor Network. Nothing But the Best For the first time this season, the Black Hawks play twice on home ice during the same weekend. Friday, the Hawks host the Bloomington Thunder, owners of the United St
On a night when the Waterloo Black Hawks equaled their largest goal-scoring mark of the season, it was the defense which stole the show during a 5-1 win against the Omaha Lancers. Waterloo was a perfect four-for-four on the penalty kill, which included fe
Forward and Defenseman Go East and West First-year Waterloo Black Hawks players Michael Davies and Brandon Schultz have each made commitments to NCAA Division I universities. Davies will attend the University of Denver, while Schultz has been recruited by
Nine days after the Waterloo Black Hawks suffered a five-goal loss to the Des Moines Buccaneers, a 6-1 rematch victory Thursday during the first game of the 2015 Iowa Classic presented by Luann Gerber and Revolution Realty Team sent the home fans away hap
A two-goal second period by the Dubuque Fighting Saints on Friday propelled the visitors past the Waterloo Black Hawks at Young Arena, 3-1. After the first scoreless period in which the Hawks have participated this preseason, the Fighting Saints broke thr