This season your Fighting Owls take on the same tough regional and in-state rivals we all love to hate. We kick the season opener off with in-state rival UGA on 24th of September at Town Center followed by Alabama the next night! We also get to see the fiercely competitive University of Kentucky program the Owls will host October 1st and 2nd at Town Center. We follow that series up with two-game series against East Carolina University, first at Town Center on October 8th, then at the MIC on the 9th! KSU will also get to host the venerable and skilled Virginia Tech Hokies for a two-game series on October 15th and 16th at Town Center and the MIC respectively. Let's all start the boys off with our LOUD and PROUD tradition in the season opener on Friday, September 24th when your Fighting Owls host in-state rival UGA!
See complete season schedule here

We hope you all continue to enjoy this free service we offer to the local Atlanta hockey comminuty -- we sure enjoy capturing images of you in action. Until then, keep your stick on the ice and keep driving hard to the net! GO TEAM USA and may all of your hockey dreams for the season come true!

This weekend concluded the hockey club's 2009-10 regular season, but the club is not finished playing yet! The Owls will compete in Wooster, OH at Alice Noble Ice Arena in the Mens American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) Division II Regionals Saturday and Sunday February 27th and 28th. Before the trip North, the Owls will play two exhibition games against the Atlanta Knights, dates and times to be determined.

HUNTER GAHL Update:
Hunter Gahl was injured and put on the Injured Reserve (IR) the last two regular season games this weekend. The six-foot forward recieved a few stitches to the chin, is doing well, and is expected to be skating with the team soon.

HUNTER GAHL was injured when he was apparently cross-checked to the face by an errant Yellow Jacket stick. No word on his condition at this late hour. The KSU Junior forward and Atlanta native was later seen on a stretcher being assisted by local EMTs. We'll keep Hunter in our thoughts and prayers and hope that nothing serious is the matter.

Video clips from this game and the two Wright State University will be days in getting up. Three games in as many days makes for LOTS of long hours in editing room.

The Kennesaw State University Fighting Owls continue to wrap up ACHA Division II regular season play on Friday and Saturday nights at 10:00 PM February 12th and 13th at the Iceforum Town Center as they host Wright State University.

KENNESAW, Ga. - Florida Gulf Coast took the second game of a two-game series by a score of 6-3 in regulation over the KSU Owls on Saturday night at the Iceforum Town Center.

FGCU got on the board quickly in the first 128 seconds of the game with back-to-back tallies by COSTI HINN. KSU would answer with a short handed goal by JERRY HOLDEN on an outlet pass from forward TUCKER GREEN deep in the KSU zone. HOLDEN poked a dribbler past Gulf Coast netminder ANDREW KOBRIN at the 6:50 mark of the second period to make it a 2-1 Gulf Coast advantage.

All of three KSU tallies came short handed and the Owls certainly spent lots of time in the box with multiple 5-on-3 disadvantages in the contest.

The Owls would answer again to tie the game up 2-2 at the 9:36 mark of the second period with more heroics from forward TUCKER GREEN. Florida, on a 4-3 power play oppourtunity was boxing up the zone when Gulf Coast forward ANTHONY FARINA efforted a close proximity wrister in the high slot area which deflected off of a defending TUCKER GREEN. GREEN beat FARINA as the puck trickled into the neutral zone where he would drive it unassisted, with increasing Owls' numbers, to the back of the net to tie the game up 2-2.

Florida would answer on the following face-off with a tally from STEVEN GUTOWITZ, fed across the slot by THOMAS PATTERSON for the go-ahead 3-2 power play goal.

At the 2:37 mark of the second period, Eagles forward DANNY VASQUEZ would find the twine to extend Florida's lead to 4-2 on a loose puck from behind the net. The Owls lit the lamp again at the 11:25 mark of the third period to cut the deficit to 4-3 when JERRY HOLDEN shovled the puck cross-crease to forward RYAN BROWN beating netminder KOBRIN to the far post with a wrister. The Eagles would slam the door shut with two insurance goals from KOVESDY and PATTERSON for the game and the series win.

The Kennesaw State University Fighting Owls continue to wrap up ACHA Division II regular season play on Thursday February 11th at the Iceforum Town Center as they host in-town rival Georgia Tech. at 10:00 PM.

Now, this doesn't mean we've stopped caring about High School and Adult hockey leagues in Atlanta, but we will place a higher priority on the college games since they are actually being used to study game details from our camera position. There is also a higher level viewership that merits this attention as well.