UMass transfer Brad Arvanitis finds renewed mission with D-3 Babson
Just two winters ago, Babson goaltender Brad Arvanitis was living out any college hockey player’s dream. The Holliston, Mass., native was along for an incredible…
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Prospect watch: Last Chance Uncommitted Showcase
NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. — A group of players born in 2000 and 2001 converged on Merrimack College’s Gallant Rink in hopes of getting one last…Read More
Colby’s teams get proactive as Mules showcase O’Neil-O’Donnell Forum
Cancellations due to the COVID-19 pandemic have made for a quiet winter throughout New England’s Division 3 hockey scene, but the men’s and women’s teams…
Prospects watch: Mass College Development Camp
WORCESTER, Mass. — A few dozen players took to the frozen tundra Monday and Tuesday to showcase their skills in front of a couple of…
Northeast Generals-Johnstown Tomahawks: Top prospects
With a 5-4 overtime win over the Johnstown Tomahawks, the Northeast Generals won their first game of the 2020-21 North American Hockey League season on…
Harvard’s Henry Thrun takes detour to USHL, Thayer product Evan Googins makes commitment
Harvard defenseman Henry Thrun will start the season with the USHL’s Dubuque Fighting Saints. The ’01 from Southboro, Mass., is doing so because of uncertainty…
Boys hockey commitments from New England
New England Hockey Journal continuously tracks the latest college commitments from across the region. More than 100 players from all six New England states have committed…
Canton Ice House Prospects League: Top uncommitted players
CANTON, Mass. — There has been a shortage of hockey games this summer, due to the coronavirus, but the Canton Ice House Prospects League has…
Analyzing New England’s NCAA commits, May 2020
As of Wednesday, May 27, there are 129 players from the six New England states committed to play Division 1 college hockey. The committed players…
Recruiting: ’99s making moves, NTDP adds player
Deerfield alum Michael Holland has committed to play college hockey at Miami starting in the fall, NEHJ learned Wednesday afternoon. The ’99 spent this past season with…
