A Prior Engagement
Chances are, if you’ve been to an amateur hockey game in New England, you’ve heard the voice of Jim Prior.
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Stepping Into the Spotlight
Jake Moreland’s has shared time in net for St. Cloud State during the program’s three most successful seasons. Now it’s time to be “The Man.”
A Special Player
Rod Langway spent two memorable seasons at New Hampshire, then dominated the defense position in the NHL for 15 seasons. Now he’s a Hall of Famer.
‘Hatewise,’ It’s A Rivalry Worth Watching
The BU-BC rivalry is well known, but Terrier fans are paying more attention to Matthews Arena these days.
Catching up With … Steve Poapst
The story of the former Colgate defenseman provides a cautionary tale of hard work for newly-drafted Raider Joey Mormina.
Poll Position
And, they’re off … Wisconsin-Superior may be defending D-III champs, but it’s Norwich again on top of the polls.
Serino Returns
One year ago, the news of Chris Serino’s cancer came as a shock. Now the return of one of the sport’s good guys is being celebrated.
The Fusco Brothers: America’s Dream
They starred at Harvard, won Hobey Baker Awards, and played in the Olympics. Now the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame beckons.
Preseason Pressure Doesn’t Faze North Dakota’s Parise
Zach Parise has plenty of expectations as the WCHA’s preseason rookie of the year, but that kind of pressure doesn’t get to him.
Hockey East: One Year Later
A year ago, Media Day was a time of reflection, but this year, the mood is excitement about the upcoming season.
Amateurism: The Post-Mortem
Four years in the making, the NCAA’s final amateurism package had little effect, except for the NHL Draft.
URI Builds New Rink, Ponders Division I Hockey
With a new 2,500-seat on-campus arena finally open, the only state school in New England without a varsity hockey program ponders its future.
Q&A With Mike Eaves: Entering the Great Unknown
Mike Eaves doesn’t yet know what to expect from his players in his first year as Wisconsin’s coach.
Berenson Speaks Out
Michigan coach Red Berenson is college hockey’s most outspoken critic about players leaving school early. Now two more of his players have done just that.
Nystrom Follows Father’s Footsteps Via Different Path
Michigan’s Erik Nystrom has big shoes to fill if he wants to follow in dad’s footsteps. Bob was a veteran of 900 NHL games and four Stanley Cups. But after being taken 10th overall in this year’s NHL draft, for now Erik just wants to concentrate on developing in school.
Top-rated College Prospects
A list of the top college prospects in this weekend’s NHL Draft in Toronto, and the Central Scouting Service’s report for each player. RYAN WHITNEY CSS Mid-season ranking: 4th CSS Final ranking: 3rd BOSTON UNIVERSITY 6-3 1/2, 202 lbs. Defense, Shoots Left Born: February 19, 1983 Ryan is a very strong skater with a long, … Read more
Whitney Set to Be High Pick at NHL Draft
Though it may not receive the attention and the 24-hour media coverage of counterparts in football and basketball, the NHL Entry Draft is still a sports spectacle. Though broadcast in the U.S. as only a minor aside, it surprises no one that across the border in Canada, draft day is a major sports happening. So … Read more
A Tale of One City
There’s a brand new big arena in town, and one school is building a new facility of its own. That has created all sorts of speculation about whether Southern New Hampshire and/or St. Anselm has a future in Division I.
Hail to ‘The Voice’
After 33 years, Michigan’s Yost Ice Arena will have a new voice next fall after public address announcer Glen Williams decided to step away from the mike with plenty of fond memories.
Rolston’s Departure Leaves Hole at Harvard
The hiring of an assistant coach isn’t often big news, but one the coach of one prominent Beanpot school leaves for another one, it makes waves.