Grzelcyk leads next wave of Townies
Defenseman Matt Grzelcyk is leading the next wave of Charlestown, Mass., products upward.
Ryan Fitzgerald building on first impression
From the magazine: Ryan Fitzgerald has the name recognition. But also a whole lot more.
Morgan, Doherty, Fitzgerald make Under-17 team
Three New Englanders have made the final roster for the U.S. Under-17 Select Team that will compete in the Five Nations Tournament.
Melchiori, UMass-Lowell share commitment
From the magazine: Commitment is a two-way street for Julian Melchiori and UMass-Lowell.
Locals picked for World Junior evaluation camp
Five Boston College players and one incoming freshmen are among the 11 New Englanders invited to USA Hockey's World Junior evaluation camp.
Yale's Allain to coach U.S. juniors at Worlds
USA Hockey has tabbed Yale coach Keith Allain to lead its team at next year's World Junior Championship in Buffalo, N.Y.
Curadi gives himself a fighting chance
From the magazine: Bruising defenseman Luke Curadi (Cheshire, Conn.) is keeping the draft hoopla in perspective.
Haverhill's Ward top N.E. selection in USHL draft
A total of 20 New England natives were selected in the USHL Entry Draft and Futures Draft this week.
Brickley has made all the right moves
From the magazine: Connor Brickley's decision to leave his comfort zone is expected to pay off in a big way on draft day.
Golden moment for Arnold, Brickley
New England natives Bill Arnold and Connor Brickley had a hand in Under-18 gold for Team USA after Friday's win over Sweden.
Conn. job for Haggerty, Paliotta
From the magazine: Fairfield County chums Ryan Haggerty and Michael Paliotta are gaining confidence with the U.S. Under-17s.
Coyle, Hayes, Arnold: Three of a kind
Charlie Coyle of Weymouth, Mass., Kevin Hayes of Dorchester, Mass., and Bill Arnold of Needham, Mass., are the top N.E. players in the final rankings released by NHL Central Scouting.
Youth being served for Jr. Monarchs
It's been another banner year for the Jr. Monarchs and 16-year-old RW Alex Gacek.
Golden moment for U.S. at World Juniors
New Englanders propel U.S. team to win on ememy ice at World Junior Championship.
Maine native Billett trying to play his way up
From the mag: Jr. Monarchs goalie Brian Billett has hit his stride.
It's a jam session with Bourque
From the magazine: Gritty Ryan Bourque is getting more and more comfortable on the big stage.
Carlson's OT goal gives U.S. title
John Carlson scored a pair of goals, including the game-winner in sudden-death overtime, to lift Team USA past Canada for gold at the World Junior Championship.
It's a world of opportunity
Forwards Ryan Bourque (Boxford, Mass.) and Chris Kreider (Boxford, Mass./Boston College), and defenseman David Warsofsky (Marshfield, Mass./Boston University) will suit up for Team USA at the World Junior Championship.
South Shore star keeps it local
From the magazine: Charlie Coyle (Weymouth, Mass.) works hard at everything, including being a good teammate.
