Matt Skillings is a journalist for The Massachusetts Daily Collegian, focusing on local sports coverage in the Amherst area. With a passion for hockey and soccer, Matt provides in-depth analysis and game recaps for UMass athletics, highlighting the performances of both established players and newcomers.
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Matt Skillings' coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly those related to UMass and Massachusetts. If you have insights into the performance or prospects of these local teams, offering analysis or commentary on their games would likely be well-received by Matt. Additionally, if you have information about upcoming matches, significant player changes, or team strategies for UMass-related sports events, it could pique his interest.
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The Massachusetts hockey team got itself back in the win column on Friday night, defeating New Hampshire 3-2 on home ice. The Minutemen (17-9-3, 10-7-2 Hockey East) were once again backed by a stellar performance in net from Michael Hrabal, as well as a surprise offensive catalyst in Samuli Niinisaari to surge past a skilled Wildcat (16-12-1, 9-9-1 HEA) team in their penultimate home game of the season.
Ryan Ufko walks it off for the Minutemen for the second night in a row
When the news first broke about UMass joining the Mid-American Conference, it was reported that it would be moving into the conference in “all sports.” This led to a brief frenzy on Twitter/X of speculation about what would happen to the hockey program, which is not a sport that the MAC offers. The confusion was...
Can Minutemen overcome recent late game struggles to make a playoff run?
By: Greg Carvel
Minutemen reach NCAA tournament for fourth time in five seasons
With 17 upperclassmen returning, NCAA Tournament is the goal for Minutewomen
The Massachusetts women’s soccer team began its 2024 season with a 2-0 road defeat at the hands of the Syracuse Orange. After falling behind 2-0 less than 20 minutes into the game, the Minutewomen (0-1) were forced to play the final 70 on a steep uphill climb, one that they couldn’t conquer.
The Massachusetts women’s soccer team dropped to 0-2 early in the season on Thursday afternoon, falling 3-2 at the hands of Army. After getting shutout in their season opener against Syracuse, the Minutewomen (0-2) took a huge step forward offensively against the Black Knights (2-1), but struggled defensively again, allowing a game that was within reach to fall out of their grasp in the second half.
The Massachusetts women’s soccer team crossed the.500 threshold for the first time of the 2024 season on Thursday afternoon, dominating the Northeastern Huskies en route to a 4-0 victory. After starting the season 0-2, the Minutewomen (3-2-1) are 3-0-1 in their last four games, while keeping their home record unscathed.
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