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Evan Marinofsky

Evan Marinofsky is the managing editor of New England Hockey Journal, where he leads a team of writers covering amateur hockey across the region, from youth and prep school to junior hockey, college recruiting and NHL prospects. He also hosts the RinkWise podcast. Evan joined Seamans Media in 2022 after a year at NCAA.com, where he led coverage of men's and women's college hockey, including the 2022 Men's Frozen Four, and contributed across many other sports. Before that, he covered three NHL postseasons for CLNS Media, including the 2019 Stanley Cup Final, and covered UMass hockey for two seasons at the Massachusetts Daily Collegian, including its 2021 national championship run. He is a 2021 graduate of UMass Amherst.

Predicting the 2026 MIAA boys hockey championships

We’ve reached the final day. On Sunday, two teams in Division 1, 2, 3 and 4 will battle for an MIAA championship…

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12 standouts from Thursday’s U.S. NTDP Evaluation Camp games

PLYMOUTH, Mich. — The future is almost here. On Wednesday, USA Hockey kicked off its National Team Development Program Evaluation Camp. This…

13 uncommitted players who boosted their stock in NEPSAC boys playoffs

The NEPSAC boys hockey playoffs are over. Avon Old Farms defied the odds to win the Elite as a No. 8 seed.…

All-tournament team after Winchendon’s Small School win over Holderness

There was no team in New England boys prep hockey hotter than Winchendon down the stretch. The Wapitis went 20-2-1 en route…

All-tournament team from Cushing’s Large School win over Brunswick

The NEPSAC boys Large School tournament went chalk in the first round with all four higher seeds advancing. But in the semifinals,…

Tim Joncas to step down at Westminster; Ben Harff to take reins

The head coach behind the Westminster boys hockey bench will be different next season. On Tuesday, Westminster announced that Tim Joncas was…
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All-tournament team after Avon Old Farms’ Elite 8 win over St. Mark’s

A No. 8 seed won the Elite 8 in New England boys prep hockey. What else is there to say? Avon Old…

No. 8 Avon Old Farms beats No. 2 St. Mark’s to win boys Elite 8 title

STORRS, Conn. — Avon Old Farms looked down and out. Two minutes hadn't even gone by in the Elite 8 championship game…

Cushing beats Brunswick for 2026 NEPSAC boys Large School title

STORRS, Conn. — Sebastian Mogull had been a force for Cushing through two Large School tournament games. He had no issue continuing…

Winchendon takes down Holderness to claim NEPSAC boys Small School title

STORRS, Conn. — Three goals. Four assists. One goal. That was the stat line for Winchendon's top line of seniors Jackson Smail…