At one end of the ice, a sign of the proud past, at the other end, a flicker of a bright future.
At least, that’s one way UAA fans could have watched Saturday’s game against reigning national champion Denver University at Sullivan Arena. Because, as former Seawolf standout Tyler Krivtsov made his debut in net for Denver, so too did Joey Rocha for UAA.
Both played well enough to come out on top, but Krivtsov’s Pioneers skated away with a 4-1 win…