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2022 U.S. Olympic men’s team has strong New England flavor

USA Hockey announced the 2022 men’s Olympic team on Jan. 13, consisting of 25 collegiate and veteran professionals playing in North America…

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College Confidential: Alaska transfer Max Newton thriving at Merrimack

Merrimack captain Max Newton isn’t the biggest or fastest player on his team. He doesn’t have the hardest shot. But there’s no…

Women’s college: How 7 standouts are playing bigger than their size

They are short of stature but not talent. College hockey is littered with players who are shining despite being on the short…

Division 3: Ranking the region’s new teams in the last decade

Entering the new year, the hockey program at Albertus Magnus College in New Haven, Conn., was turning heads, riding a seven-game win…

Opening Shift: UMass learns lessons, other NCAA takeaways

This past weekend’s series between Massachusetts and Michigan may have pitted the defending champions against the “anointed champions for this coming year”…

College Confidential: Nate Leaman on World Juniors cancellation

For Nate Leaman, the cancellation of the World Junior Championship in Canada last week left a bitter taste that’s going to linger…

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Division 3: Which goalies have impressed the most so far?

The holidays are over, filed away with the tournaments that were played (and others that were, unfortunately, canceled due to COVID protocol…

Opening Shift: Local colleges navigating challenges, other NCAA storylines

For New England’s Division 1 programs, the past few weeks included the cancellation of the IIHF World Junior Championship in Alberta, the…

College Confidential: How Ben Barr is leading Maine in a positive direction

If anyone in college hockey knows his way around a rebuild, it’s Maine’s Ben Barr. Though wins have been scarce so far…

Year in review: How 10 NCAA players raised the stakes in 2021

New England Hockey Journal is reflecting back on the calendar year 2021, identifying top regional natives who made their mark in Division…