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14 New Englanders make 2027 NHL Central Scouting’s preliminary watch list

On Monday, NHL Central Scouting released its preliminary watch list for the 2027 NHL Draft. Let the debating begin. The preliminary watch…

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After repeat Elite 8 titles, what’s in store for Loomis Chaffee?

Loomis Chaffee had one of the deepest, most experienced teams in girls prep hockey last winter. The Pelicans also had some of…

Hotchkiss went from six wins to the Elite 8. What’s next?

It's easy to get swept up in a million different hockey conversations between games at the Flood-Marr tournament, no matter the year.…

Why Williston Northampton might be the breakout team in boys prep

When Brandon Borges took over Williston Northampton's boys team last season, the Wildcats had been a middle-of-the-pack team for most of the…

Can Groton build on last season’s Small School title?

After years of close calls, Groton finally got over the hump last season. The Zebras lost back-to-back Small School title games in…
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College hockey commitments: Where will the ’10 boys be playing?

This past August, 2010-born players who were rising juniors in high school became eligible to commit to NCAA Division 1 men's hockey…

6 men’s college hockey recruiting takeaways from the last 10 days

On Oct. 8, I wrote a story highlighting Sam Lee's (Woburn, Mass.) commitment to Boston College, along with several other notable pieces…

After a trying year, Rob O’Gara laying plans to rebuild Taft

Rob O'Gara got the call in late March while in Green Bay, Wisc., scouting the USA Hockey Nationals. His wife, Isabel, had…

Women’s college hockey: Where will the ’08 girls be playing?

The 2008-born girls hockey players will soon make their marks at the collegiate level. Still, many continue to commit to women's college…
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