Santini, Wood leave Boston College to sign with New Jersey
They both played in the Devils’ season finale on Saturday.
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Holy Cross’ Vidal gets 2016 Derek Hines Unsung Hero Award
The award recognizes “a fearless leader and beloved fan favorite who always places his team first.”
Michigan’s Connor gets Tim Taylor Award as nation’s top rookie
Connor, the national leader in goals (35) and points (71), also was a finalist for the Hobey Baker Award that was awarded to Harvard senior Jimmy Vesey.
Michigan, North Dakota both have four 2015-16 All-Americans
Four players earned a second straight spot on the All-America first team when the 2015-16 honorees were unveiled on Friday.
Penn State’s Glen gets 2016 Senior CLASS Award
Penn State captain David Glen was named the 2016 winner of the Senior CLASS Award as the most outstanding student-athlete in Division I men’s hockey.
Providence’s Ellis signs with Edmonton, leaves one year early
Providence goalie Nick Ellis signed a two-year contract with the Edmonton Oilers on Thursday, giving up his final season of collegiate eligibility.
Trine planning to add Division III programs in 2017, build 1,000-seat arena
The Angola, Ind., school has applied for membership in the NCHA.
Michigan’s Motte gives up final season of eligibility to sign with Chicago
Add junior forward Tyler Motte to the list of Michigan players who have signed a pro contract this offseason to negate remaining NCAA eligibility.
Source: Big Ten pulls proposal to limit delayed enrollment, wants more discussion
A Big Ten proposal to limit the age at which a hockey player can start a four-year collegiate career has been withdrawn, a source said Wednesday.
Vermont promotes Schulman to athletic director
Vermont is promoting Jeff Schulman to athletic director when Robert Corran retires this summer, the school announced Wednesday.
Lyon signs with Flyers, gives up final season at Yale
Yale junior Alex Lyon, one of five finalists for the Mike Richter Award as the top goaltender in Division I men’s hockey, has signed with the NHL’s Philadelphia Flyers.
Quinnipiac’s Pecknold gets Spencer Penrose Award as top Division I men’s coach
Quinnipiac’s Rand Pecknold has been named the 2015-16 winner of the Spencer Penrose Award as the top coach in Division I men’s hockey. It’s the first time Pecknold has won the award in 22 seasons with the Bobcats. Quinnipiac is 31-3-7 heading into the Frozen Four semifinals against Boston College on Thursday. The Bobcats were … Read more
Berenson announces he’s returning to Michigan bench in 2016-17
Berenson made the announcement at a booster club banquet on Sunday. His contract was to expire after this season.
Wright resigns after 32 years leading American International
Wright and Michigan’s Red Berenson were tied as the longest-tenured coaches in Division I men’s hockey.
MacEachern passes on final season at Michigan State to sign with St. Louis
MacEachern led the Spartans with 14 goals and 30 points as a junior. Over three seasons, he scored 33 goals and had 68 points in 108 games.
Connor, Demko, Vesey tabbed as 2016 Hobey Hat Trick
The Hobey Hat Trick was unveiled Thursday after voting by the 27-member selection committee earlier in the week.
Three former recipients are among eight up for the 2015-16 Spencer Penrose Award as top coach
Eight coaches are finalists for the Spencer Penrose Award as Division I men’s hockey’s top coach.Three of them — Michigan’s Red Berenson, Providence’s Nate Leaman and Boston College’s Jerry York — are former winners of the award.To qualify as a finalist, a coach must be either named his conference’s coach of the year or advance … Read more
St. Cloud State’s Lindgren leaves school for deal with Montreal
Lindgren, one of five finalists for the Mike Richter Award as Division I men’s hockey’s top goaltender, was a free agent and had multiple offers from NHL teams.
Sandelin gets four-year extension at Minnesota-Duluth
Sandelin and the Bulldogs went on a late-season run to qualify for the NCAA tournament as an at-large team, and made it to the Northeast Regional final after beating top seed Providence in the first round.
Omaha fires assistants Jutting, Todd after second-half collapse
The Mavericks, ranked No. 2 early in the season, were 4-14 after the holiday break and missed the NCAA tournament.