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Sacred Heart’s Jason Cotton ‘a godsend’ after transfer from Northeastern

Heading into the 2017-18 season, Jason Cotton had Oct. 6 circled on his calendar. That’s the night Cotton would first take the…

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Casey Dornbach showcases playmaking, scoring talents for Harvard

Most promising hockey players who are born and bred in Minnesota set their youthful sights on attending the University of Minnesota, Minnesota-Duluth,…

Hockey East regular-season champ UMass has eyes on national title

Entering this Hockey East season, there was a bit of uncertainty surrounding third-year head coach Greg Carvel’s Massachusetts Minutemen. Of course, the…

Canton’s memorable season still has unfinished business

Going undefeated in any sport at any level is a tall order, and that’s exactly what Canton High School’s hockey team has…

D1 preview: ECAC Hockey title comes down to final weekend

For ECAC and Atlantic Hockey clubs, this is it. The postseason begins next week. American International has already clinched a share of…

D3 notes: NEHC, MASCAC, NESCAC tournament previews

It’s not how you start, it’s how you finish. At least it is for Norwich under first-year coach Cam Ellsworth. The third-seeded…

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Williston Northampton captain Tim Rego talks Holy Cross commitment

The prep school regular season is over, but Tim Rego is already looking forward to the future after announcing his commitment to…

7 New England Players to Watch in the BCHL

While the New England prep school ranks get plenty of attention on the local scene, many players choose to step outside the…

Rivers defenseman Cade Webber blazes trail to Boston University

Cade Webber’s father, Michael, stopped playing hockey after eighth grade because his high school didn’t have a team. Since Michael’s passion for…

Back-to-back Beanpot titles proves Northeastern on par with Boston rivals

The Beanpot Tournament is a great tradition for all four schools involved every year. But things felt a little different at TD…