Hello again. A lot has happened since the last NHL Draft rankings. The CHL Top Prospects Game, the U-18 Five Nations tournament and the conclusion of some regular seasons have helped to spice things up in what’s proving to be an interesting draft class.
It will become the 45th women’s DI program and the first NCAA hockey program in the state of Delaware. The Blue Hens will be joining the College Hockey America (CHA) conference.
Here’s a look at 10 prospects you need to know, including some from the Five Nations tournament.
It’s been a while. Hockey moves quickly. So much can change in an instant. One game, one weekend, one month. For top prospects, there’s no room for off days.
This decision comes after the Western University coaching staff was under investigation for allegations provided by the players of the team.
American-born left-winger Cole Eiserman won’t be playing college hockey at the University of Minnesota starting in 2024-25.
It’s not every day a top NHL Draft prospect decommits from a quality college hockey program.
Blackhawks fans should keep a close eye on Nazar this year. He’s one of the top names in a loaded pipeline, and he’ll likely push himself further with a complete college campaign.
17-year-old Artyom Levshunov, projected as one of the best defensemen available in next year’s 2024 NHL Draft, has made a rather impactful decision regarding his short-term future.
The University of Vermont Athletic Department has relieved men’s ice hockey team head coach Todd Woodcroft of his duties in the wake of an investigation about inappropriate text messages he allegedly sent to a student at the school.
On Wednesday, Tennessee State University formally announced the addition of men's hockey to its athletics department in 2024.
Earlier this week, the Arizona Coyotes saw a vote for a new arena go up in smoke, and the uncertainty surrounding the franchise is beginning to have an impact.
Logan Cooley, 19, finished the 2022–23 season with 22 goals and 60 points in 39 games with the Golden Gophers. The Coyotes originally selected Cooley with the No. 3 overall pick in the 2022 NHL Draft.
Quinnipiac University won their first title, in any sport, with a comeback, overtime win against Minnesota in the Frozen Four.
On Saturday evening, Quinnipiac University secured its first NCAA men's hockey title.
Michigan center Adam Fantilli won the Hobey Baker Award, given out annually to the top collegiate hockey player.
Fantilli finished the season with a league-leading 65 points, having just fallen into the 30-goal club after scoring in the Frozen Four semifinal.
The top two seeds in the country will play for an NCAA national title after the Minnesota and Quinnipiac University grabbed semifinal wins Thursday.
The NCAA’s Frozen Four heads to Tampa Bay this weekend with the Minnesota Golden Gophers, Quinnipiac Bobcats, Michigan Wolverines and Boston University Terriers battling it out for glory.
The three finalists for this year’s Hobey Baker Award are Adam Fantilli, Matthew Knies and Logan Cooley.
A finalist for the Big Ten Player of the Year, Fantilli leads the NCAA in scoring and has the second-most goals, fifth-most assists and sixth-most power-play goals in college hockey.
The field for the men's Frozen Four has been set.
Gauthier was a coveted prospect at last year’s draft, and it is easy to see why. He is a center who can skate with good size at 6-foot-2 and 194 pounds.
Carson Briere is a junior on the Mercyhurst University men's hockey team that is based out of Erie, PA, and had his name go viral on Tuesday after a video showing him push an unoccupied wheelchair down a flight of stairs while inside a bar.
After attending Coyotes development camp earlier this summer, Cooley said that “a year in college could really help. Just keep developing, and then I think I’ll be ready.”
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