On episode No. 61, Augustana goalie Mathis Langevin joins co-hosts Jared Rubado and Trent Singer on The CCHA Reporter's Corner to discuss the Vikings' big season-opening series against No. 5 Minnesota Duluth and his journey to Sioux Falls.

Langevin joins AU after transferring from Miami (Ohio) during the offseason. The 6-foot-5 sophomore got his first two starts in a Vikings uniform last weekend versus UMD at Midco Arena. Augustana won the series opener 4-3 in overtime before the two teams played to a 1-1 tie in the finale.

Langevin allowed only two goals at even strength in the two-game series. He stopped 59 of 63 shots in the two games combined, finishing with a 1.92 goals-against average and .937 save percentage.

In this episode, Langevin talks about his early playing days in his hometown of Saint-Zotique, Quebec. Later on, he reflects on an unforgettable playoff run with the Rimouski Océanic in the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League in which he went 12-4-0 with a .944 save percentage and helped guide Rimouski to an appearance in the prestigious Memorial Cup.

Langevin talks about his decision to come to Augustana and the support he's received from his coaching staff since arriving in Sioux Falls.

Before their chat with Langevin, Rubado and Singer dish out their three stars of the week while taking a brief look at the weekend that was and the one that lies ahead.

The CCHA Reporter's Corner is a weekly college hockey show that's brought to you by Rubado and Singer, featuring players and coaches from around the CCHA.

To watch this show and to see clips and highlights from this episode, head on over to Midwest Sports Plus, the home of The CCHA Reporter's Corner.

For the audio-only version, subscribe to The CCHA Reporter's Corner on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever podcasts are available. Follow Singer and Rubado on X — @trentsinger and @JaredRubadoBP — and throughout the week, check out their work at siouxfallslive.com and bemidjipioneer.com.

On the 60th episode, Northern Michigan's Ian Engel joins The CCHA Reporter's Corner to chat with co-hosts Jared Rubado and Trent Singer about the Wildcats' opening series of the regular season as well as his journey to Marquette, Michigan.

Hailing from Hortonville, Wisconsin, Engel is in his sophomore year as a defenseman for NMU, his first with the program after transferring from the University of North Dakota during the offseason.

The Wildcats split a two-game series last weekend against visiting Miami (Ohio). In the opener, Engel scored his first career goal while tallying an assist in a 3-0 victory for NMU.

Engel discusses being a part of a new-look Wildcats team, which is looking to get the program back to its winning ways after back-to-back seasons in which they finished ninth in the CCHA.

He also talks about the stellar play of goalie Oliver Auyeung-Ashton and the preparation he puts into his work between the pipes.

Engel fills Rubado and Singer in on his early playing days, his three-year junior career with the Bismarck Bobcats in the North American Hockey League and a wild recruiting story in which he ended up getting to play his first collegiate season with the Fighting Hawks, who reached the Frozen Four.

Before the chat with Engel, Rubado and Singer take a look back at how the league performed on opening weekend as a whole before taking a quick look at what lies ahead in another jam-packed weekend of non-conference action for CCHA teams.

The CCHA Reporter's Corner is a weekly college hockey show that's brought to you by Rubado and Singer, featuring players and coaches from around the CCHA.

To watch this show and to see clips and highlights from this episode, head on over to Midwest Sports Plus, the home of The CCHA Reporter's Corner.

For the audio-only version, subscribe to The CCHA Reporter's Corner on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever podcasts are available. Follow Singer and Rubado on X — @trentsinger and @JaredRubadoBP — and throughout the week, check out their work at siouxfallslive.com and bemidjipioneer.com.

With the 2026-27 season officially getting underway this weekend, it's time to talk commish puck with The Commish himself.

On episode No. 59, CCHA Commissioner Don Lucia joins The CCHA Reporter's Corner to discuss a litany of offseason topics with co-hosts Jared Rubado and Trent Singer.

It was an interesting offseason for Lucia, who put in a lot of work alongside other college hockey commissioners to propose an important change to the NCAA's initial age-based eligibility model.

With the help of advocates in college basketball as well as hockey coaches from across the junior, college and professional ranks, Lucia and his fellow commissioners got the proposal to pass.

Lucia talks about the work that was done and the general reaction of how it all unfolded.

He also discusses the impact of CHL recruiting in the conference before diving into the prospect of college hockey forming a healthy relationship with Canadian major junior hockey.

Lucia then talks about coach Garrett Raboin's commitment to remain at Augustana as well as Tom Serratore's recent retirement announcement.

And what went into the decision to bring the MacNaughton Cup to Houghton on the final weekend of the regular season? Lucia gives his reasoning in this episode.

The CCHA Reporter's Corner is a weekly college hockey show that's brought to you by Rubado and Singer, featuring players and coaches from around the CCHA.

To watch this show and to see clips and highlights from this episode, head on over to Midwest Sports Plus, the home of The CCHA Reporter's Corner.

For the audio-only version, subscribe to The CCHA Reporter's Corner on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever podcasts are available. Follow Singer and Rubado on X — @trentsinger and @JaredRubadoBP — and throughout the week, check out their work at siouxfallslive.com and bemidjipioneer.com.