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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.

30 boys hockey prospects to watch among ’11s in New England

This is a big year for the 2011-born players in New England. It’s the 15O season. It’s when USHL and CHL (mainly…

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The ’10s: Top 50 boys prospects in New England entering 2026-27

The 2010-born boys prospects in New England have undergone a hectic year. The U.S. National Team Development Program watched them all winter…

The ’09s: Top 50 boys prospects in New England entering 2026-27

It's been roughly five months since our first round of Top 50s. It was the first time I had ever ranked the…

Which locals, prep players are at 2026 QMJHL Training Camps?

Late August means the dreaded back-to-school. But for many high-end New England hockey commits, it often means a drive up north to…

What were the biggest adjustments in the QMJHL? QMJHL players survey, part 2

The jump from prep, high school, and 15O, 16U and 18U hockey to juniors has always been big. “I was the most…

Alex Donovan commits to Providence College

A big-time college recruit is now off the board. On Wednesday morning, forward Alex Donovan announced his commitment to Providence College. The…
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How did expectations match reality in the QMJHL? QMJHL players survey, part 1

This time last year, the QMJHL still felt like the wild west — at least here in New England. Lots of players…

Canterbury boys coach Andrey Uryadov dies at 40

Canterbury boys hockey coach Andrey Uryadov died on Friday night. He was 40 years old. “Andrey embraced Canterbury,” Canterbury Head of School Caroline…

Something big is happening in men’s college hockey recruiting

If you had any conversations with college coaches, agents, prep and high school coaches or parents of 14U-18U players over the last…

Remembering Dave Arnold’s impact on New England hockey

Dave Arnold died on Friday after a courageous bout with glioblastoma. His children lost a loving father. His wife lost a loving…