Omaha Mavericks Hockey Secures Five Points Over Weekend, Coach Gabinet Earns 150th Career Win
The Omaha Mavericks hockey team achieved a five-point weekend, including their first NCHC win, and celebrated Coach Gabinet's 150th career victory.

Omaha, NE, November 8, 2026 — The Omaha Mavericks men’s hockey program has marked a significant weekend, securing a total of five points in conference play. This performance includes the team’s first win in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) for the current season.
The weekend’s achievements were further highlighted by a personal milestone for Head Coach Mike Gabinet, who earned his 150th career victory. The specific opponents and outcomes of the games that contributed to the five-point total were not detailed in the provided information.
A five-point weekend in the NCHC typically involves a combination of wins and overtime/shootout losses. A regulation win typically awards three points, an overtime or shootout win awards two points, and an overtime or shootout loss awards one point. The Mavericks’ ability to accumulate five points indicates a strong performance across at least two games.
Coach Gabinet’s 150th career win places him among notable figures in collegiate hockey coaching. His tenure with the Mavericks has seen the program develop, and this milestone reflects consistent effort and success over several seasons. Further details regarding the specific date of the 150th win, the opponent against whom it was achieved, and the overall season record were not available.
The NCHC is known for its competitive landscape, and achieving a conference win, let alone accumulating a significant point total, demonstrates the team’s current form and potential. The team’s upcoming schedule and their standing within the conference will be closely watched following this successful weekend. The identity of the players who were key contributors to the weekend’s success was not specified.
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