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Title review: Salisbury’s Elite 8 win a total team effort

In prep school hockey, Salisbury and winning are synonymous. Coach Andrew Will’s teams always win a lot of games and usually are…

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News: UMass’ Leonard signs deal with Sharks

UMass junior John Leonard has signed a two-year entry-level contract with the San Jose Sharks, the organization that selected him in the 2018…

College moves roundup: Madden signs with Kings; Friars trio will be back

Northeastern star Tyler Madden has signed a three-year entry level contract with the Los Angeles Kings, it was announced Monday. The Deerfield…

Division 3: Freshman bond proves potent for Curry College

Dynamic duos aren’t created overnight. There are a lot of reasons two hockey players click together on the ice: Trust is one.…

Season in review: What went right, wrong for Lawrence Academy this year

This is part a series of stories looking back on how the top New England prep school boys' hockey teams performed in…

Recruiting update: Three Hockey East programs add commits

While local college hockey programs can’t be on the road recruiting right now due to the Coronavirus, it hasn’t stopped them from…
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College signings roundup: Zegras inks deal with Ducks; Badini joins him

Boston University freshman center Trevor Zegras has signed a three-year entry level contract with the Anaheim Ducks, the organization announced on Friday.…

Area youth hockey playing waiting game amid COVID-19 uncertainty

The best way to describe the last two weeks is uncharted territory.  Amid the coronavirus pandemic, organizations in all walks of life…

Hangin’ out with … former St. John’s Prep star Brian Carrabes

What caused you to love hockey? “I grew up in North Reading, Mass., and lived on a cul-de-sac, and I looked out…

College signings roundup: Who’s going where?

This should have been the week in between the conference tournaments and the NCAA regional weekend for college hockey. Instead, because of…