Norwich University Cadets pull into the local to downtown Edward T. Barry Rink for a rare as of the last couple seasons late afternoon tilt vs. UMass-Boston Beacons, putting their unbeaten record on the line
The home team jumped out into a mid-2nd period lead, but the visitors closed that gap at the halfway point of the 3rd, then won it late on a 2nd goal by Kansas City, KS sophomore native Clark Kerner(20), adding to his already impressive goal totals this season.
University Of New Hampshire Wildcats come in for an early season visit to Silvio Conte Forum against Hockey East rivals Boston College Eagles for a 1st meeting of 2022/2023.
Well, the home town club starting scoring and didn’t stop until the tallies added up to a. 5-0 drubbing.
Sophomore left wing Mike Posma(12) in pre-celly mode after scoring his 1st and 5th of the contest.
Providence College Friars welcome an early season tilt at Schneider Arena from the tough to play Clarkson University Golden Knights for a midweek battle.
Boston Bruins‘ 6th round pick in the 2020 draft (#182 overall), sophomore right wing Riley Duran(8) nets a pair in a 5-2 home team win.
We are catching up on our Game Views 10/9: Miami (Ohio) University Redhawks‘ senior left wing Joe Cassetti(22) figures in all 3 goals (1 tally, 2 assists) the 1st of 2 away games win over UMass-Lowell Riverhawks 3-1 at Tsongas Center.
The 6’4″ 205 lbs. forward from Pleasanton, CA is easily off to a career scoring year.
He actually started his freshman year at Merrimack College Warriors, but headed back for more with Waterloo Blackhawks before committing to his present school.
Skidmore College Thoroughbreds‘ sophomore goalie Tate Brandon(30) makes a save, but barely knows he has it under control in his team’s early season visit vs. Wentworth Institute Of Technology Leopards.
The seeded away game team took home a 5-1 victory at Allied Veteran’s Memorial Rink in Everett, MA.
Nichols College Bison successful defended their Woo Cup title with a 3-2 overtime win Sunday night at Worcester Ice Center over Assumption College Greyhounds in a tough back-and-forth battle.
Senior captain Conor Leonard(17) single arm celly salute.
Undrafted 4-year University Of Vermont Catamounts‘ left wing Ace Cowans(23) signs a 1st pro contract for 2021/2022, and leaves for Kalix HC of Sweden’s quickly growing tier 3 league, Hockeyettan.
The 5’8″ 170 lbs. forward had an interesting climb, committing to college from Groton School, where he was producing 2 points-per-game to maybe a bit of an oddball year, skating with Islanders Hockey Club of USPHL Premiere league before hooking up and having a decent showing (5 goals, 7 assists in 27 USHL games) with Waterloo Blackhawks ahead of going to school.
At 24-years old, he should be able to make a good impression overseas.
The Beverly, MA native detonates the score sheet with 17 goals and 28 assists in 44 games with a +20 rating and signs for 2022/2023 with rivals Mariestad BoIS.
Coachella Valley Firebirds‘ 7th year defenseman Eddie Wittchow(20) is with a 1st new team in 3 seasons after spending his first three minor league deals with Hershey Bears.
Originally a Florida Panthers‘ 6th round pick in 2011 (#154 overall), he was in their system for 2 years before being left unqualified after his best AHL season, scoring 5 goals and 10 assists with a +3 rating in 55 games.
The former University Of Wisconsin Badgers‘ senior captain was never the biggest scorer through college.
We do think the 29-year old from Burnsville, MN will bring some accountability to the new club’s blue line.
Johnstown Tomahawks‘ 2nd year junior defenseman Gabriel Lunn(44) commits to Robert Morris University Colonials for 2023/2024.
Through 11 NAHL games, the solid 6′ 190 lbs. blue liner has a goal and 4 assists with a +5 rating.
In his 1st USPHL/NCDC season for Utica Jr. Comets, he had 6 goals and 20 assists.
The 19-year old from Lockport, NY will fit in nicely with Atlantic Hockey play when he arrives.
University Of Maine Black Bears‘ senior left wing Matt Fawcett(36) got one against his former team of 2 seasons, Quinnipiac University Bobcats in a big 4-0 blanking.
The 5’6″ 152 lbs. forward isn’t the biggest scorer, but did grab a college high 5 goals in 20 games last season and will likely eclipse that in the new frame.
A Lincoln, RI native, he was a big point grabber through his time at Winchendon School USHS-Prep and got 10 goals and 10 assists in 21 BCHL games for Powell River Kings before reporting to school.
