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Boston University recruit Ryan Fine is first ’05 to commit

Ryan Fine became the first 2005-born prospect to commit to a college hockey program, verbally pledging to play at Boston University, it…

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Jay O’Brien leaving Providence for BCHL

Philadelphia Flyers first round NHL Draft pick Jay O'Brien is leaving Providence College following an injury-riddled freshman campaign. The Hingham, Mass., native…

Scouting Opps: Eastern Exposure Cup All-Stars, World Selects Invite

While many casual observers of the sport might assume the schedule is winding down for the off-season, the next month will be…

NHL Central Scouting Final Rankings

The final lists of top North American skaters, North American goaltenders, International skaters, and International goaltenders were released by NHL Central Scouting…

Gunnarwolfe Fontaine finds scoring touch in USHL with Chicago Steel

Gunnarwolfe Fontaine has taken the United States Hockey League by storm. The 18-year-old Chicago Steel forward is tied for eighth in the…

Brunswick School forward Matt McGroarty commits to Quinnipiac

Matthew McGroarty calls the state of Connecticut home. It’s where he chose to stay to prep for his college career at Brunswick…

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John Farinacci thrives with Dexter as he ramps up for Harvard

When John Farinacci was invited to play in the 2018 USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game in September at Xcel Energy Center, the…

Frozen Four: NHL prospects abound on blue line

Just four teams remain in the quest to win the NCAA Division I Men’s Ice Hockey Championship this weekend at the Frozen…

Hughes, St. Louis named to USA Hockey NTDP

Jack Hughes and Ryan St. Louis will represent the New England region on the 2019-20 USA Hockey NTDP U-17 team, it was…

Avon Old Farms forward Tabor Heaslip talks road to UConn, Hockey East

The prep school hockey season is over, but the commitments keep coming in for players from New England schools. Tabor Heaslip’s journey…