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D1 Men’s Notebook: Providence veterans, newcomers blending early

Boston College and Boston University have started the year on historic down notes, but two other Hockey East teams – Providence and UMass – made history of the positive variety last weekend. The Friars opened Hockey East play with a 7-2 win over UConn, which was the 1,000th in program history. The … [Read more...]

D1 Men: NEHJ Top 10 debuts with strong weeks for UMass, Quinnipiac

Though the Division 1 college season is several weeks old, we’re excited to welcome the Top 10 back to New England Hockey Journal on a weekly basis. It’s no surprise to see reigning Hockey East finalist Providence College thriving, despite having a loss and a tie through five games. Quinnipiac is … [Read more...]

2018-19 Hockey East season begins with new – but familiar – coaching trio

The 35th anniversary season of Hockey East is about to begin. It’s no secret that the great number of successful coaches to come through the league is a major reason why it has been widely regarded as the best college hockey conference in the country for so long. Consider the names like Jack Parker, … [Read more...]

Ryan Donato amped for bigger role with Boston Bruins

It’s hard to ask for more than what Ryan Donato gave the Boston Bruins during his first stint as a National Hockey League player at the end of last season. The Scituate, Mass., native totaled nine points in 12 games before appearing three times in the playoffs, all just after completing his junior … [Read more...]

Hangin’ Out With … Holy Cross forward Peter Crinella

Ahead of the 2018-19 season, New England Hockey Journal caught up with Holy Cross senior forward Peter Crinella, a native of East Longmeadow, Mass. He has 33 points across 94 career games, improving his production level each year under head coach David Berard. He's come a long way since joining the … [Read more...]

Hockey East 2018-19 season preview

Here's how every Hockey East program is shaping up ahead of the 2018-19 season. Last year, Boston College edged Northeaster for the regular-season title. Boston College Boston College returns 105 (of 108) goals and 291 (of 304) points scored last year as 24th-year coach Jerry York’s (Watertown, … [Read more...]

40 Under 40: Thomas Smith inspiring hockey community

This story is part of our September 2018 magazine – a speciality edition chronicling the top 40 people under 40 who are reinventing themselves in hockey. Thomas Smith Look-Up Line founder Have you noticed the orange ring that is painted on the ice, along the boards, at many of today’s rinks? Well, … [Read more...]

Every 2018-19 recruit to Atlantic, ECAC and Hockey East programs

Nearly six months after the Frozen Four wrapped up in St. Paul, Minn., college hockey is back. For every program, a renewed sense of optimism is swept in as they embark on earning a spot in this year's Frozen Four, held April 11-13 in Buffalo, N.Y. To preview what's in store locally, New England … [Read more...]

Atkinson, Kreider help propel Team USA to bronze at World Championship

The third U.S. team in six years to medal at the IIHF World Championship was littered with players with local ties. Cam Atkinson (Greenwich, Conn.) and Chris Kreider (Boxford, Mass.) were two of the three Americans to record double-digit points during last month’s tournament in Denmark, respectively … [Read more...]

Boston Bruins load up with Nash, Wingels for Stanley Cup run

When the Boston Bruins hosted defending Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh in their March debut, it didn’t take long for a smattering of "We want the Cup" chants to rain down from the TD Garden balcony. The start of the National Hockey League postseason was still more than a month away when they were … [Read more...]

Providence, Northeastern, BU endure regionals sting

New England programs were shut out of the Frozen Four for the first time in seven years and just the third time since Maine 42-1-2 en route to the national title in 1993. Hockey East finalists Boston University and Providence dropped their respective Regional Final contests, while Northeastern fell … [Read more...]

UNH coaching legend Dick Umile reflects on a 28-year career

After 28 years as the University of New Hampshire Wildcats head coach, Dick Umile has called it a coaching career. The Melrose, Mass., native hands the reins to Wakefield, Mass., native Mike Souza. Umile amassed 596 coaching wins, third among Division 1 coaches still active. He led the Wildcats to … [Read more...]

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