Clarkson Women’s Hockey is on the road this weekend, and we are going with them. Join Jeremy DeSalvo and Natalie Hooper on the call as Clarkson faces some of their toughest teams they will face this year. Friday Night’s Game Coverage will start at 5:40PM with Puck Drop at 6:00PM from the Class of 1965 Arena in Hamilton. Coverage will begin on the FM Stream, moving to the WTSC Sports Overflow Stream at the conclusion of the first period due to a Conflicting Mens Hockey Game. The overflow stream can be found at radio.clarkson.edu/stream-info/ . Saturday Afternoon’s game coverage will start at 2:40PM with Puck Drop at 3:00PM from Historic Lynah Rink. Saturday will also be a doubleheader, with Clarkson Men’s Hockey hitting the airwaves at 6:30PM. You can catch every home hockey game live on WTSC 91.1FM and radio.clarkson.edu. There will likely be three more away games on air this year not including playoffs, including Two Women’s Games, and a Men’s game.

Join WTSC, Live from Boston this weekend, as Clarkson takes on BC. The Pregame Show will be at 1:40 and puck drop will be at 2:00PM. Jeremy DeSalvo and Alex Wright have the call this weekend.

This weekend, Clarkson Women’s Hockey will recognize nine seniors and grad students this weekend, celebrating one of the best graduating classes that Clarkson has ever had on their team. Sports Director Jeremy DeSalvo, and Analyst Alex Wright will be on the call this weekend on our FM Broadcast in Potsdam, or online on our web stream. The pregame show on Friday will take place at 5:40 PM, with the puck drop at 6:00 PM. We will start 10 minutes earlier on Saturday for a tribute to our seniors. The Pregame show will start at 2:30 PM on Saturday, and Puck Drop is at 3:00 PM. Playoffs will be here soon. More announcements to come on playoff coverage as we get closer. Congratulations to Michelle Pasiechnyk, Jaden Bogdan, Kirstyn Mcquigge, Alexie Guay, Nicole Gosling, Anne Cherkowski, Brooke Mcquigge, Darcie Lappan, and Dominique Petrie. We would like to thank our seniors for all they have done for Clarkson, and wish them good luck in their future endeavors.

Jake and Casey Interview 2020 Patty Kazmaier Award winner Elizabeth Giguere. Listen in as she talks about her award-winning season, her time here at Clarkson, and what she and her team are expecting this upcoming year!

Sports Director Jake Swanson and Computer Administrator Matt Koscak had the chance to sit down earlier this semester with Senior Men’s Soccer players Mack Walton and Brandon Bahr. Listen in as they answer questions about last season, their training in the summer, and their team situation now!

Sports Director Jake Swanson, alongside Casey Ditzel and Matt Koscak, interviewed three of the men’s players from the incoming class of 2024 during the summer. Listen below to hear what these three had to say about their decision making process, their hopes for Clarkson, and what they’re excited about for the year!

Last night, the WTSC Sports Crew interviewed five of our amazing student athletes. These athletes included: Gabrielle David, Josh Dunne, Chris Klack, Lauren Bernard, and Stephanie Markowski. If you missed it, here is the audio file! Listen as the players give insight on how they are dealing with this tough time, different memories they had of last season, and what they are looking forward to for this season!

Tonight at 8 PM EST, your sports broadcasters Jake Swanson, Casey Ditzel, and Matt Koscak will be interviewing five student athletes from the men’s and women’s hockey teams. The team will interview the athletes about the abrupt end to their seasons, what they are doing now during these tough times, and what they are looking forward to next season! Tune in tonight to catch Josh Dunne, Gabrielle David, Lauren Bernard, Stephanie Markowski, and Chris Klack answer some of these questions!

This weekend, the Women Golden Knights are dedicating their game vs. Dartmouth University on January 24th to raise awareness for the New Tough Pact. Both hockey teams have partnered with the Headway Foundation for the past three seasons to promote a safer sports culture surrounding concussions. They are challenging our student athletes at Clarkson and around the Potsdam community to think differently about concussions, so join them in redefining what it means to be tough. Show your support today as they take on Dartmouth at 4 PM in Cheel Arena!