Tim Hennessy returns for final season as UND hockey radio broadcaster

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 29, 2026, 12:35 AM

Last updated Sep 29, 2026

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Tim Hennessy will call University of North Dakota hockey games for his 47th and final season during the 2026-27 season. Hennessy has handled play-by-play duties for UND hockey since 1977. He will cover home games while Darrin Looker manages road games. This year's announcement follows a restructuring where Hennessy will be paid per game instead of as a full-time employee. His long tenure makes him one of the longest-serving broadcasters in college hockey history.

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  • •Hennessy began calling UND hockey games in 1977.
  • •Darrin Looker will handle play-by-play for road games.
  • •Mike LaMoine, a member of UND's 1987 championship team, will serve as analyst.
  • •Hennessy was notified of his final season in July 2026.
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Sep. 28—GRAND FORKS — Tim Hennessy is returning to call UND hockey games on the radio for a 47th season this fall. The school says it will be his last. Hennessy has signed on to handle play-by-play duties for UND's home games during the 2026-27 season. Darrin Looker will handle play-by-play for road games. Mike LaMoine, a member of UND's 1987 NCAA national championship team, will serve as the ...

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