In Division 1 women's college hockey, the WCHA has been dominant since women's hockey became a sanctioned sport in 2000. Last season's champion was Ohio State. Aside from Clarkson winning three championships in 2014, 2017 and 2018, all the champions have come from the middle of the United … [Read more...]
RinkWise podcast: Previewing a big year for Division 1 men’s college hockey in New England
The Division 1 men’s college hockey landscape in New England is entering one of its most interesting seasons to date. In Hockey East, Boston University and Boston College both have new head coaches and boast terrific freshmen classes. But there’s still Northeastern, Providence and UMass battling … [Read more...]
Rinkwise podcast: Quincy College coaches on growth of new program
Building a hockey program from scratch is not easy. But Quincy College is giving it a try. The school is launching a new men’s hockey club program this fall, and head coach Kyle Robertson, assistant coach Matt Gibbons and athletic director Jack Raymer joined host Stephanie Wood on the latest … [Read more...]
Two New Englanders highlight U.S. team for Women’s World Championship
The American team for the Women’s World Championship that start next week will have a lot of familiar names for New England fans. Alex Carpenter, the forward from North Reading, Mass., who also shined at Boston College, is back for another turn with the team. Also returning is forward Caroline … [Read more...]
RinkWise podcast: Inside the ‘critical’ situation facing hockey referees
The state of hockey officiating at amateur levels of the sport across New England is in "critical" shape, and it’s threatening the game of hockey itself. That’s the message delivered on the latest episode of the RinkWise podcast from Gene Binda, the president of Referee's Crease and an … [Read more...]
Stephanie Wood joins RinkWise podcast as new host
Stephanie Wood has conquered virtually every level of hockey she’s been at. Now she’s coming for the world of hockey podcasts. The head coach of the girls hockey team at Austin Prep and the women’s director at the Islanders Hockey Club, Wood is the new host of New England Hockey Journal’s … [Read more...]
2022 New England Hockey Journal Awards: Prep schools and high schools
It's time for the final installment of our salute to the standouts of the past hockey season. Today we honor the top achievers from the prep school and high school levels. So here are our New England Hockey Journal Awards for the 2021-22 season. We've already paid tribute to the top juniors from New … [Read more...]
David Quinn back in NHL as head coach of San Jose Sharks
The San Jose Sharks announced Tuesday that they have named David Quinn (Cranston, R.I.) as the 10th head coach in franchise history. Quinn, 55, previously spent three seasons as head coach of the New York Rangers. Under his direction the team compiled a 97-87-25 record, along with one appearance in … [Read more...]
Why Quincy College’s new hockey program could be right for you
This story is sponsored content. Looking to test the waters of the college world and play hockey at the same time? You may not have to look any further than Quincy College. Located just 10 miles south of Boston and easily accessible on the MBTA's Red Line, Quincy College has long been a … [Read more...]
2022 New England Hockey Journal Awards: Colleges
Our salute to the standouts of the past hockey season continues today as we celebrate the standout achievers before we head toward the fall. Here are our New England Hockey Journal Awards for the 2021-22 season. Today we examine college hockey. Last week we honored the top juniors from New England … [Read more...]
2022 New England Hockey Journal Awards: Juniors
Before the calendar flips over into a new hockey season, it's time to celebrate the standout achievers from last season. Here are our New England Hockey Journal Awards for the 2021-22 season. We'll start with awards for junior hockey. And we'll unveil high school/prep school and college awards in … [Read more...]
RinkWise podcast: Andrew Alberts on virtual reality and hockey
Andrew Alberts has been around hockey for practically his entire life. The former Boston Bruins defenseman has found a new area of hockey to explore now — the virtual kind. Alberts is the director of player development for Sense Arena, a cognitive development tool for hockey that relies on … [Read more...]
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