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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.

10 standouts, takeaways from Thayer’s win over Phillips Andover

BRAINTREE, Mass. — With a handful of Division 1 college coaches in attendance, Tommy Wilkinson picked a good time to bring his…

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Top boys prep performers from the first week of the season

New England boys prep hockey is back, which means it's that time again — time to look at Top Performers. For the…

9 standouts from 2025 Phillips Exeter Invitational Tournament

EXETER, N.H. — We've covered the big takeaways from the Phillips Exeter Invitational Tournament. Now, it's time to look at the standouts.…

11 takeaways from 2025 Phillips Exeter Invitational Tournament

EXETER, N.H. — Spending the weekend at Phillips Exeter meant getting to see some of the top teams in New England boys…

Boys prep rankings: Kent shakes up the top 5

When I watched Kent forward Jack Broderick tally the game-tying and (eventual) game-winning goal against then-No. 1 Dexter Southfield on Saturday, I…

5 takeaways from Belmont Hill’s big win over Nobles

MARION, Mass. — Belmont Hill made quite the statement on Sunday, taking down Nobles, 7-1, in the first game of the ISL…
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Preseason All-Stars: First and Second Lakes Region teams

Every season, the Lakes Region always boasts a handful of the best teams in New England boys prep hockey. The same goes…

Lakes Region: A team-by-team breakdown for 2025-26

Kimball Union and Holderness have been regulars in the Elite 8 conversation for a while. They often steal all the Lakes Region…

Boys Independents: A team-by-team breakdown for 2025-26

While it's not officially a conference or division, the group of Independent teams in New England boys prep hockey is wild. Some…

Preseason All-Stars: First and Second Independent teams

The Independent slate in New England boys prep hockey is crazy. Many of the top teams are among that group. So, too,…