Mark Divver, Author at New England Hockey Journal

College Confidential: For Jordan Harris and potent Huskies, power play is a distinct advantage

Northeastern has played only two games, but the word is out: Stay out of the penalty box against the Huskies. If you…

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College Confidential: Straight outta preps, Alex Jefferies boosts Merrimack

There is no one-size-fits-all formula that says a player, after prep school, must spend a year (or more) in junior hockey to…

College Confidential: Matt Boldy on fast track with BC Eagles

No Alex Newhook? No problem for second-ranked Boston College. Even without their superstar center, the second-ranked Eagles have plenty of weapons. At…

Juniors/Midgets Report: New commish has ambitious plans for USPHL’s NCDC

Bob Turow is just getting his feet wet as commissioner of the USPHL, the job he was hired for in October. Understandably,…

College Confidential: Top-notch goalie tandem boosts Minutemen

A lot of college hockey coaches ride one goalie because, to be honest, one decent one is all they have. Greg Carvel…

College Confidential: Hockey East officiating chief Brian Murphy vows ‘consistent message’

Brian Murphy is approaching his new job as Hockey East supervisor of officials the same way he did when he worked as…

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Juniors/Midgets Report: Junior Bruins’ Shane Lachance adjusts to physical demands

It took only a couple of games for Shane Lachance to notice a difference between prep school hockey and junior hockey. “You’re…

College Confidential: For Hockey East and beyond, it’s a tricky balance representing school and country

If anyone appreciates what the World Junior Championship means to Canadians, it’s Jim Madigan. The Northeastern coach grew up in Montreal and…

College Confidential: Rico Blasi amped for challenging new role in Providence

It took a phone call from one of Rico Blasi’s good friends and mentors to jumpstart the process that led to his…

Juniors/Midgets Report: Maine Nordiques on well-planned ascent in NAHL ranks

The season is still young, but the Maine Nordiques are well on their way to establishing themselves as a force to be…