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1929–30 Army Cadets men's ice hockey season

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March 2026 January 2025 color:white; background:#2C2A29; a #D3BC8D 2px white white Army Cadets white 1929–30 Army West Point logo.svg 200 Army Cadets men NCAA Division I independent schools (ice hockey) Independent 6–3–2 6–2–2 0–1–0 Ray Marchand Roy Lindquist Stuart RinkBear Mountain Rink 1928–29 1930–31 Army Cadets #FFFFFF background:#eeeeee; The 1929–30 Army Cadets men's ice hockey season was the 27th season of play for the program. The team was coached by Ray Marchand in his 7th season. Season Due to the continued inconsistencies with weather, the academy decided to build an artificial rink next to the Lusk Reservoir, the program's former home. However, because the open-air rink would not be ready until the following year, the team had to continue augmenting its use of the Stuart Rink with the nearby venue at Bear Mountain.https://usmalibrary.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/howitzers/id/1733/rec/29 1930 Howitzer U.S. Military Academy November 29, 2024 In spite of the weather not cooperating during the early part of the season, Army was able to start off with a win over Connecticut Agriculture. Waters proved his mettle in goal with a shutout, which the team hoped was an omen of things to come. A week later, Williams arrived, which was expected to be the first big test for the Cadets. The typically strong Ephs skated circles around Army, however, the defense held up the constant attack. Waters turned in another brilliant performance, stopping several scoring chances by the purple forwards. Team captain Roy Lindquist took advantage of the stellar goaltending and scored on a rush to give Army an early lead. The pressure from Williams continued until the visitors finally broke through early in the second but Waters continued his impressive performance afterwards and stopped everything else in the period. Williams pulled ahead with a marker at the 5-minute mark of the third and, with Army's offense virtually nonexistent, it appeared that the Cadets would lose the match. However, with the team now trailing, Army began to attack the Williams cage and turn the tide of the match. With the Ephs suddenly on the back-foot, the visitors were forced to play defense and stem the tide. With under 3 minutes left in regulation, Tapping scored the tying goal and forced the game into overtime. After an extra 10 minute period, the score remained the same and both teams were forced to accept a draw.https://archive.org/details/thewilliamsrecord_vol43b/page/n217/mode/2up?q=hockey West Point Skaters Tie Purple Team, 2-2 The Williams Record January 14, 1930 July 7, 2023 The next match saw Lindquist as the hero with the center potting 4 goals against Massachusetts Agricultural. Waters made 30 saves in the win despite the ice being covered by a thick fog for most of the match.https://archive.org/details/massachuse19291930mass/page/n23/mode/2up?q=hockey Bay States Meet Fast Teams in Recent Contests The Massachusetts Collegian January 22, 1930 August 3, 2023 A few days later, Army was again victorious thanks to the combined efforts of Lindquist and Waters with a 2–0 shutout of Bates.https://archive.org/details/Bates_Student_1929/page/n85/mode/2up Hockey Team Bows to West Point and M.A.C. Bates Student January 22, 1930 June 20, 2023 Army continued its strong season with a tie against Colgate. Despite looking like the better team for most of the match, the Cadets showed a weakness with the offense being entirely dependent on Lindquist. The home team couldn't capitalize on their chances in the first two periods and could only manage a draw thanks to a pair of goal from their captain. After two overtime periods results in no further scoring, the game was called.https://digitalcollections.colgate.edu/islandora/object/studentpapers%3A6166 Hockey Team Opens With Win and Tie The Colgate Maroon January 28, 1930 August 11, 2023 The final game in January proved to be the biggest win for the Cadets all season, though the team was taking advantage of a Vermont squad that had yet to play a match due to the weather.https://cdi.uvm.edu/book/uvmcdi-31361#page/282/mode/2up Ariel 1931 University of Vermont November 29, 2024 In February, the team played some atypical matches, the first of which came against Marquette. The Cadets rarely played teams from the west but put up a good fight against the Hilltopers, who had recently taken down Harvard, and would go on to claim the western collegiate championship.https://cdm16280.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p4007hilltop/id/19433 1930 Hilltop Marquette University April 27, 2021 The following week, Army hit the road for its first away game in almost a year. The match was delayed due to a mixup by B&M Rail that caused the team to arrive without its equipment. When the game did finally start, Goodrich took his turn as the team's offensive star, scoring twice in the first two periods to give his team a 2–1 lead. Unfortunately, the Cadets flagged in the final period, surrendering 3 goals and lost their second consecutive match.https://scholars.unh.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1805&context=tnh_archive Blue and White Defeats Cadets The New Hampshire February 20, 1930 November 29, 2024 Army returned home for their final three games and ended their slump with a solid victory over St. Stephen's. The next match saw Army take on their Canadian counterparts and produce their best result to date against the Royal Military College. Lindquist tied the match late in the third but the Cadets were outclassed by the much more experienced Redmen. After their third loss of the season, Army ended the year with Rensselaer and Waters turned in his fourth shutout of the season, giving Army its best campaign since the end of World War I. Paul A. Chalmers served as team manager. Roster yes Roger D. Black Jr. so 1908 7 19 USA Fort Leavenworth, Kansas yes James A. Cain Jr. so 1908 5 22 USA Staten Island, New York yes Marshall S. Carter Marshall Carter jr 1909 9 16 USA Fort Monroe, Virginia yes Edward J. Cotter jr D 1908 4 30 USA Canton, Massachusetts yes Thomas C. Darcy so 1910 8 12 USA Boston, Massachusetts yes Walter R. Goodrich so LW USA Portsmouth, New Hampshire yes Harvey P. Huglin so 1910 5 9 USA Fairfield, Iowa yes Roy E. Lindquist Roy E. Lindquist sr C 1907 2 18 USA West Newton, Massachusetts yes C Benedict Ray so USA Worcester, Massachusetts yes Jacquard H. Rothschild Jacquard H. Rothschild sr RW 1907 12 22 USA Chicago, Illinois yes Walter C. Sweeney Jr. Walter C. Sweeney Jr. sr 1909 7 23 USA Wheeling, West Virginia yes Field H. Tapping jr D 1905 12 29 USA Milwaukee, Wisconsin yes Herbert B. Thatcher so 1909 5 1 USA East Orange, New Jersey yes Walter M. Tisdale so 1909 7 15 USA Niagara Falls, New York yes William P. Turpin III jr 1908 8 23 USA Ogden, Utah yes John K. Waters John K. Waters jr G 1906 12 20 USA Baltimore, Maryland yes Kenneth F. Zitzman Kenneth F. Zitzman so 1909 6 5 USA Ridgefield Park, New Jersey yes Standings ARMY Schedule and results no |- !colspan=12 style="Army Cadets #FFFFFF;" | Regular Season January 4 w yes no Connecticut Agriculture Bear Mountain Rink Bear Mountain, New York 3–0 1–0–0 January 11 t yes no Williams Bear Mountain Rink Bear Mountain, New York 2–2 OT 1–0–1 January 16 w yes no Massachusetts Agricultural Bear Mountain Rink Bear Mountain, New York 5–3 2–0–1 January 18 w yes no Bates Stuart Rink West Point, New York 2–0 3–0–1 January 25 t yes no Colgate Stuart Rink West Point, New York 2–2 2OT 3–0–2 February 1 w yes no Vermont Stuart Rink West Point, New York 7–2 4–0–2 February 8 l yes no Marquette Bear Mountain Rink Bear Mountain, New York 1–5 4–1–2 February 15 l yes no New Hampshire UNH Ice Rink Durham, New Hampshire 2–4 4–2–2 February 19 w yes no St. Stephen's Bear Mountain Rink Bear Mountain, New York 3–0 5–2–2 February 22 l yes no Royal Military College Bear Mountain Rink Bear Mountain, New York Rivalry 3–5 5–3–2 March 2 w yes no Rensselaer Bear Mountain Rink Bear Mountain, New York 1–0 6–3–2 no no https://goarmywestpoint.com/documents/2024/6/24/2024-25ArmyHockey_Record_Book.pdf Army West Point Hockey Record book Army Black Knights November 29, 2024 References 50em Category:Army Black Knights men's ice hockey seasons Army Army Army