The 1927–28 North Dakota Flickertails men's ice hockey season was the inaugural season of play for the program. The team played on a temporary rink built on the school's new football field at Memorial Stadium. The Flickertails were coached by Captain Lawrence Quinn.
Season After two years of intramural ice hockey at North Dakota, the school decided to sponsor varsity ice hockey this season. Rather than use the extant Steffanson Rink, North Dakota chose to build a temporary rink on the brand new football field. While this plan had been very successful at other schools, North Dakota was not so lucky. The rink on Memorial Stadium could not be flooded properly and would not be used again as an ice rink after this year. Despite the circumstances of their rink, the ice hockey team managed to play four games; two each against the Warren Hockey Club of Warren, Minnesota and North Dakota Agricultural. The Flickertails tied three of the matches with the other being a 1-2 loss to the Bison in the program's first intercollegiate game. Buddrick Howe scored all three of the team's goals on the season.
Roster
Standings
Schedule and results
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