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1926–27 Marquette Blue and Gold men's ice hockey season

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American college hockey season March 2026 August 2023 color:white; background:#003366; a #FFCC00 2px white white Marquette Blue and Gold white 1926–27 Marquette Golden Eagles logo.svg Marquette Blue and Gold men NCAA Division I independent schools (ice hockey) Independent 5–2–0 Kay Iverson Reuben Bergman Hilltop Rink 1925–26 1927–28 Marquette Golden Eagles #FFFFFF background:#eeeeee; The 1926–27 Marquette Blue and Gold men's ice hockey season was the 5th season of play for the program. Season For the fifth consecutive season, Marquette brought in a new head coach. This time the Hilltoppers were led by Kay Iverson, who had helmed the program at Wisconsin the previous two seasons. The team returned just two players from the previous year's squad and Iverson brought in a large number of new players, many of whom were freshman. While even the varsity team had a number of first-year players, three standouts were not included in this group. George McTeer, Don McFadyen and Pudge MacKenzie all grew up in the Calgary-area with the first two having won the 1926 Memorial Cup and MacKenzie on the provincial runner-up team.https://cdm16280.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p4007hilltop/id/40640 1927 Hilltop Marquette University April 27, 2021 The "Three Macs" turned in tremendous performances early in the season, helping Marquette to a 14–0 win and then a sweep of Chicago A.C., a strong amateur club. Marquette finished as the runner up for the Winter Frolic tournament and used an lineup made entirely of freshman in their only intercollegiate game of the season. While several of the players on the freshman team also played on varsity squad, not all were included in the varsity lineup. Dean Van Patter served as team manager. Roster yes Reuben B. Bergman sr C USA Milwaukee, Wisconsin yes C William F. Clancy so USA Milwaukee, Wisconsin yes Matt J. Coogan sr G USA Watertown, Wisconsin yes Hegge yes Andrew E. Jackson so USA Milwaukee, Wisconsin yes Emil R. Kaminski fr USA West Allis, Wisconsin yes John A. Kluwin fr USA Milwaukee, Wisconsin yes Clarence A. MacKenzie Pudge MacKenzie fr RW 5 8 175 1909 7 11 CAN Cambridge, Massachusetts yes Clifford H. McDonald fr USA Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan yes Donald P. McFadyen Don McFadyen fr C 5 9 163 1907 3 24 CAN Crossfield, Alberta yes George S. McTeer fr LW 1906 1 1 CAN Quebec City, Quebec yes Pintar yes Washick yes Standings MAR Schedule and results no |- !colspan=12 style="Marquette Golden Eagles #FFFFFF;" | Regular season January 11 w yes no Ke-Nash-A Hilltop Rink Milwaukee, Wisconsin 8–0 1–0–0 January 15 w yes no Chicago A.C. Hilltop Rink Milwaukee, Wisconsin 4–2 2–0–0 January 16 w yes no Chicago A.C. Gordon Park Milwaukee, Wisconsin 3–2 3–0–0 January 22 w yes yes no Illinois A.C. Oak Park Stadium Chicago, Illinois 6–2 4–0–0 January 30 w yes yes no Wausau A.C. Wausau, Wisconsin Winter Frolic Championship 6–2 5–0–0 ? l yes no Rhinelander A.C. Hilltop Rink Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2–3 5–1–0 February 18 l yes yes no Michigan College of Mines Houghton, Michigan 4–7 † 5–2–0 no no † Marquette's records give a conflicting account of the score with one source claiming 4–7 and another saying 3–5. Michigan Tech lists the score as 4–7. References 50em Category:Marquette Golden Eagles men's ice hockey seasons Marquette Marquette Marquette