Penn State Men's Hockey Seeks First Win Against Robert Morris

Penn State men's hockey is looking to achieve its first win of the season as they prepare to face Robert Morris. The Nittany Lions have struggled at the start of the 2026-27 campaign, currently holding a record of 0-3 following a disappointing loss to Quinnipiac.

In their latest game, Penn State lost 6-3, with discipline issues being a significant factor, as the team incurred seven penalties and allowed four power-play goals. Head coach Guy Gadowsky expressed confidence in the team's ability to improve, noting that the recent game was competitive at even strength.

Captain Reese Laubach emphasized the importance of learning from past mistakes, particularly regarding penalties. He remains optimistic about the team's potential to turn things around, recalling a previous season where they overcame a rough start. The Nittany Lions will face a Robert Morris team that has struggled with its power play, providing an opportunity for Penn State to secure its first victory.