Evan Marinofsky, Author at New England Hockey Journal

For most people, the drive home from the NEPSAC boys championships in early March is either full of glee or despair. The…

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Yes, it’s true — various top MIAA players leave before graduation for prep hockey. That’s the case again, entering this season. But there…

CONCORD, N.H. — For some teams, the regular season has begun. But for most, there are scrimmages still being played. I tend…

Steve Dagdigian, then the head hockey coach at St. Sebastian’s, had his hands on the back of Carl Corazzini’s chair. He was…

Let the madness begin. Come December, the MIAA boys slate will kick off. It’s a lot of the usual suspects in the…

The Holt Conference isn't known for being the strongest in New England boys prep hockey. However, it typically features standout talent. Last…

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On our First and Second Housatonic teams, there's a lot of upside. There are also players with something to prove. Six of…

It was an up-and-down year for Frederick Gunn last winter. The Highlanders won four of their first six games and entered the…

No matter the season, the Housatonic is always one of the toughest gauntlets in New England boys prep hockey. Never has that…

In 2023-24, St. Sebastian's was on the cover of our prep preview magazine. The Arrows won 19 games that winter, finishing as…