Just two winters ago, Babson goaltender Brad Arvanitis was living out any college hockey player’s dream. The Holliston, Mass., native was along for an incredible ride as the UMass Minutemen — led by 2019 Hobey Baker Award winner and Colorado Avalanche 2020 Calder Trophy-winning defenseman Cale Makar … [Read more...]
Marc McLaughlin provides cohesion, unexpected scoring punch for BC
Marc McLaughlin and his Boston College teammates have experienced a roller coaster of emotions over the past year. When the sports world was paused due to the COVID-19 pandemic last March, the Eagles were just getting set for what most college hockey pundits were expecting to be a long run through … [Read more...]
UMass reaches Hockey East pinnacle, blanking Lowell in conference title game
On Saturday afternoon, St. Lawrence beat top-seeded Quinnipiac with a sub-.500 record to become ECAC champions and punch its automatic ticket to the NCAA tournament. UMass Lowell was looking to complete a Cinderella college hockey day a few hours later and only about 90 minutes north in Amherst, … [Read more...]
Colby’s teams get proactive as Mules showcase O’Neil-O’Donnell Forum
Cancellations due to the COVID-19 pandemic have made for a quiet winter throughout New England’s Division 3 hockey scene, but the men’s and women’s teams at Colby College were still able to make some noise. Despite not having any New England Small College Athletic Conference games to play in … [Read more...]
After win 1,100, BC’s Jerry York still inspires players, coaches on both sides of the ledger
Mike Cavanaugh is in his eighth season as the University of Connecticut head coach, but he hasn’t forgotten his roots alongside the sport’s all-time greatest mentor. Though Cavanaugh (North Andover, Mass.) certainly wished his Huskies could take points out of back-to-back games against his former … [Read more...]
New England hockey community rallies for injured Bishop Feehan senior A.J. Quetta
The New England hockey community is coming together to support A.J. Quetta, a Bishop Feehan High School senior who suffered a serious head injury during a Tuesday night game at Olympia Ice Center in West Springfield, Mass. Quetta, who is from North Providence, R.I., crashed headfirst into the … [Read more...]
Division 1 college hockey is back, and here’s 10 New England reasons to tune in
It has been a long wait, but the Division 1 men’s college hockey season is finally here. Five teams in other parts of the country opened their schedules last weekend, the first New England action took place on Thursday night with Holy Cross falling, 3-2, in overtime to the nation’s newest program … [Read more...]
No 2021 Beanpot leaves ‘a little void in all of us’
Boston College and Northeastern kick off their respective Hockey East seasons this weekend and next. In many ways, it will be a season unlike any other. The schedule is filled exclusively with conference games. There won’t be fans in the stands. And there will be no Beanpot tournament for the … [Read more...]
COVID-weary hockey world celebrates bladin’ Beacons
What did you do during quarantine? As the weeks and months of living with COVID-19 present throughout the United States continued, Jake Adkins and Andy Walker wanted to make sure that they would be able to provide a most unique answer. While living together in a South Boston apartment, the rising … [Read more...]
Jerry York on COVID-19 crisis: ‘There’s just no playbook for it’
These past few weeks have challenged people all across the United States in all facets of life. Just barely a month ago, Jerry York certainly didn’t have this particular challenge of coronavirus and “flattening the curve” in mind. However, that is our new reality. The normalcy we all knew in life … [Read more...]
Swayman staying active amid coronavirus uncertainty
Jeremy Swayman has felt just about every possible emotion over the last couple of weeks, but he would have wanted nothing more than to be continuing a path toward winning a Hockey East championship with his University of Maine teammates at TD Garden. The junior did everything in his power -- and … [Read more...]
ECAC: Jermain setting winning course for Bobcats
Quinnipiac has played some of its best hockey coming down the home stretch in the ECAC’s regular season. The story of Nick Jermain’s career as a Bobcat has followed a similar track. The Norwalk, Conn., native and former Brunswick School forward has played some of his own best hockey as a senior. … [Read more...]
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