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News: Mount Saint Charles duo off to QMJHL; UMass lands Garrett Wait, loses Marco Bozzo

Two Mount Saint Charles players are on the move to major junior teams north of the border. Defenseman Jake Furlong and forward…

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What if: Hlinka Gretzky Cup 2020 Team USA roster

There won’t be a Hlinka Gretzky Cup in 2020, but I thought it would be interesting to release what my roster would…

UNH-bound Joe Nagle reaped benefits of bittersweet trade

Sitting on the bench, thinking he was supporting his teammates, Joe Nagle yelled “Hit!” as one of his buddies on the Northeast…

News: Ex-Boston Bruin Jarome Iginla earns ticket to Hockey Hall of Fame

Former Boston Bruin Jarome Iginla has been elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame, it was announced Wednesday. Iginla, 42, played one…

Recruiting: Another Gaudette for Northeastern

Cam Gaudette has committed to play college hockey at Northeastern, following in his older brother’s footsteps. Gaudette, a `00 from Braintree, Mass.,…

USA Hockey announces roster for World Junior Summer Showcase

Ten players from New England will compete at the 2020 World Junior Summer Showcase for a spot on USA Hockey’s roster at…

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Recruiting class breakdown: Analyzing the top 2003s by conference, team, region

Fifty-six players born in 2003 have committed to one of the 20 Division 1 hockey programs in the New England region. Looking…

Strong get stronger: 2020 USPHL NCDC Entry Draft analysis

The 2020 USPHL NCDC Entry Draft took place Wednesday with all 11 teams making selections. Keeping in brand, the USPHL NCDC does…

Reaction: Boston Advantage joins USPHL

The Boston Advantage will join the United States Premier Hockey League at the National Collegiate Development Conference and Premier junior levels, as…

Charlie Zolin picked first in 2020 QMJHL American draft

The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) held its third annual American draft on Monday morning. Thirty-six New England prospects, born between…