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Johnny Hicks

Johnny Hicks

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Oct 6, 2026

Brad SchlossmanHOST
31:02
Tyler Kriptzoff came back up to Anchorage and stops 15 of 16 in that game to get a win.
Brad SchlossmanHOST
31:10
Johnny Hicks won the other game as that's all he's done in his college career.
Brad SchlossmanHOST
31:15
Shocking.
Jayson HajduHOST
31:18
15 straight wins now for the Pioneers, unbeaten in their last 19.
Brad SchlossmanHOST
31:02
Tyler Krycskov came back up to Anchorage and stops 15 of 16 in that game to get a win.
Brad SchlossmanHOST
31:10
Johnny Hicks, um, won the other game, as that's all he's done in his college career.
Brad SchlossmanHOST
31:16
[laughs]
Jayson HajduHOST
31:17
Shocking.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
17:27
6-2 and 4-1 wins for the Pioneers, but both games were a little closer than the final score might indicate.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
17:36
But, uh, out of part of that, Johnny Hicks continues to improve his college career record, still undefeated in the net.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
17:45
Uh, and both games, uh, started out, uh, close and tied before it was opened up late by Denver.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
17:54
And that seems to be the hallmark of Denver, at least it was going through the playoffs last year, to be able to play its best hockey in the third period.
Cam DyerHOST
45:16
And then, you know, that weekend where we played them and, you know, looked really good on their ice.
Cam DyerHOST
45:23
And then Johnny Hicks goes in and doesn't lose and breaks the... goals against average and almost breaks the save percentage record.
Cam DyerHOST
45:33
And they win the national championship.
Cam DyerHOST
45:36
This happens all the time in hockey.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
21:19
Denver ended the season on a 17 game unbeaten streak at 16-0-1.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
21:25
Denver goaltender Johnny Hicks' career record is 16-0-1.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
21:30
In fact, David Karl was asked in the media day for the NCHC if he expected, uh, Johnny Hicks to ever lose a game, and he said, "Well, eventually it's gonna happen." Uh, but North Dakota won the regular season and made it to the Frozen Four.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
21:44
Minnesota Duluth, they were a little bit of a surprise last year maybe, but they get Hobey Baker winner Max Plant back, plus, uh, his two kid brothers are going to be with him.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
21:56
Zam Plant returns, and then St. Thomas joins the league as the 10th member.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
25:25
So you get to, to January, and you're like, "Mm, maybe this isn't their year," and all of a sudden they're, they're hugely competitive at the end of the season.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
25:33
That may weigh in on that as well.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
25:36
I guess m- my interesting, my, my most interesting thing to see from Denver is how Johnny Hicks is going to be this season.
Cam RobinsonHOST
10:26
Ryan Lynn
Chris PetersHOST
10:26
... adding more experience, adding other players, and, and still bringing back so many from last year, including Johnny Hicks, who was their goaltender, um, in the national championship game and really just felt like he came out of nowhere to become one of the best goalies in college hockey over the most important stretch of the season.
Chris PetersHOST
10:43
Over at Michigan, you're adding Cameron Reid to the mix.
Chris PetersHOST
10:45
You're adding Landon DuPont, but then you're also bringing back Michael Hage, which was not a guarantee that anybody thought he would be back for his junior season.
Matt WellensHOST
10:12
First off, I don't know if I'm ready to call North Dakota and Denver goaltenders proven.
Matt WellensHOST
10:17
Johnny Hicks did go on a, a heater at the end of the year last year, but we haven't seen him for a full season.
Matt WellensHOST
10:23
And Yan Spooner, not great in the postseason I, I thought for, for North Dakota.
Matt WellensHOST
10:28
He struggled a little bit.
Zach SchneiderHOST
12:18
It would mean they're a number one seed in that NCAA tournament, uh, most likely.
Zach SchneiderHOST
12:22
So all, all good things if you win, uh, but not the end of the world if you don't, uh, by any means.
Bruce CiskieHOST
12:28
Yeah, and on the goaltending side of it, I mean, I- I picked Johnny Hicks on my preseason All-League ballot.
Bruce CiskieHOST
12:33
I, I think that having a .957 save percentage over, what was it, 16 starts, whatever, I think that's good enough to, to make me think you've got a goaltender there, but I get what you're saying.
Brad SchlossmanHOST
51:59
Like we, you know, who would, I don't think anybody would have guessed that Jan Spooner would be the goaltender of the year in the NCHC last year.
Brad SchlossmanHOST
52:08
And so I really think it's, no one would have guessed Johnny Hicks would have been the frozen for MVP.
Brad SchlossmanHOST
52:13
Imagine telling you that in January, um, sometimes I, I It's like I'm almost just going to stop guessing about goalies because I just don't know.
Brad SchlossmanHOST
52:27
But I do think Caleb Heil's ready to play.
Ryan KennedyHOST
2:02
And these are high end defensive prospects, but they haven't played college yet.
Ryan KennedyHOST
2:06
So what does that look like? Also you got Johnny Hickson net who had literally the best season.
Ryan KennedyHOST
2:12
I mean, technically it was a half season, but, uh, He didn't lose.
Ryan KennedyHOST
2:16
He still has not lost in college hockey.
Jayson HajduHOST
43:32
Sam Harris is back.
Jayson HajduHOST
43:34
What does Johnny Hicks do for an encore? They bring in some really high-profile freshmen, especially on the back end.
Jayson HajduHOST
43:40
Looks like another loaded Pioneers team this year.
Brad SchlossmanHOST
43:44
Yeah, they're really loaded up front.
Jayson HajduHOST
47:30
Yeah,
Brad SchlossmanHOST
47:31
they're bringing in Quentin Miller from Denver.
Brad SchlossmanHOST
47:34
After Johnny Hicks took the job there, Quentin Miller goes in the portal, goes to Western, so they don't have Hampton Slakinski.
Brad SchlossmanHOST
47:40
I think Quentin Miller's a very good replacement there.

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