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Decision day: Marquee prospects make commitments to local D-1 college programs

Saturday marked the first day that rising juniors could commit to a college hockey program. Five New England players, born in 2003…

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Matt Beniers shifts from Harvard to Michigan; Hockey East targets November start

Matt Beniers likely will play college hockey for the University of Michigan, multiple sources have told New England Hockey Journal. Mark Divver…

Battle of Boston: Ranking the talent, from collegians to uncommitted prospects

CROMWELL, Conn. — Many good prospects came through the greater Hartford area for four days July 23-26 to showcase their skill and…

Prep boys hockey spotlight: Avon Old Farms

Avon Old Farms doesn’t call itself the “best hockey prep school in Connecticut” for nothing. Just take a look at what the…

Courtney Sheary finds a perfect match as new girls prep coach at Rivers School

Even when she was coaching college hockey, having a hand in the success of the women’s programs at Dartmouth and Boston College,…

Prep Cup: Ranking the top 2005 prospects

HUDSON, N.H. — The Boston Junior Blues won the 2005 division at the Blue Line Elite Prep Cup that took place over…
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Jack Drury heads overseas as Harvard, Brown as Ivy League uncertainty mounts

The hits keep coming for the Ivy League’s hockey playing programs. With the six programs not able to play until at least…

Prep Cup: Ranking the top 2004 prospects

HUDSON, N.H. — The Boston Junior Blues won the 2004 division of the Blue Line Elite Prep Cup over the weekend in…

NAHL Entry Draft: Cy Leclerc, Max Bogdanovich lead New England crop

Twenty-four players from New England were selected in the 2020 North American Hockey League Entry Draft that took place Tuesday. There were…

Prep boys hockey spotlight: Cushing Academy

Cushing Academy has been a mainstay in the world of New England prep hockey for years. Since the program’s reinstatement in 1983…