Jim ConnellyIf you’re in New England, the sub-40 degree temperatures this morning in many cities and towns should signify one thing: it’s hockey season. Personally, I say it’s about time. As short as the offseason in college hockey is (the shortest of any college sport), it doesn’t matter. It’s nice to see ice down in every … Read more
The trio joined standout NHL defenseman Mathieu Schneider as the group that’ll be inducted on Dec. 17 in Boston.
A.J. Greer and recruits Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson and Jordan Greenway were second-round picks Saturday, joining No. 2 overall pick Jack Eichel.
Jack Eichel, Noah Hanifin and Zach Werenski were joined by four incoming freshmen among the first-round selections.
The Boston University center is expected to be the No. 2 pick; where does he fit among the players college hockey has produced?
The defenseman is third in Central Scouting’s rankings of North American skaters for the 2015 NHL Entry Draft.
He won’t turn 18 until July 19, but the Wolverines rising sophomore is ranked eighth in the final Central Scouting rankings.
It wasn’t necessarily the highest picks that made the biggest impacts among the college draft class of 2005.
The Providence Friars beat Boston University at its own game on Saturday night. Because of it, they’re skating away from TD Garden with their first national championship.
The Terriers and Friars last played in October, long before the teams became what we see today.
The Terriers led 4-1 before North Dakota cut its deficit to one goal late in the third period.
It will be an all-New England final in the Hub of Hockey, but it certainly wasn’t easy getting there.
It will be an all-New England final in the Hub of Hockey, but it certainly wasn’t easy getting there.
BOSTON — The Boston University Terriers held a 4-1 lead over North Dakota through two periods of the second national semifinal Thursday at the TD Garden. After goals by Jack Eichel and Brandon Hickey in the first period, North Dakota began the second period with a power play and wasted little time getting back in … Read more
BOSTON — The Boston University Terriers held a 4-1 lead over North Dakota through two periods of the second national semifinal Thursday at the TD Garden. After goals by Jack Eichel and Brandon Hickey in the first period, North Dakota began the second period with a power play and wasted little time getting back in … Read more
For a team that had to hold its breath to even know if it would qualify for the NCAA tournament, Providence is just a single victory away from capturing the school’s first hockey national title.
The Boston University Terriers hold a 2-0 lead over North Dakota after one period of the second national semifinal at the TD Garden.
The Boston University Terriers hold a 2-0 lead over North Dakota after one period of the second national semifinal at the TD Garden.
For the first time in 30 years, the Providence Friars will play for a national championship.
For the first time in 30 years, the Providence Friars will play for a national championship.