Confidence can go a long way, especially for a goal scorer. After a season of learning the ropes in the USHL, Princeton, N.J., native Curtis Hall has started firing on all cylinders in his second year with the Youngstown Phantoms. Through 18 games, the Yale University recruit has 10 goals and seven … [Read more...]
Casey Mittelstadt wows in Buffalo at World Juniors
ans of the hometown Buffalo Sabres were treated to several highlight reel scoring plays from one of the organization’s most coveted prospects during the recently completed 2018 IIHF World Junior Championship. Casey Mittelstadt tied for the tournament lead in scoring with 11 points — four goals and … [Read more...]
Quinnipiac-bound Domenick Fensore continues his rise in the hockey world
To those who follow youth hockey in the Empire State, Domenick Fensore’s rise to hockey prominence comes as no surprise. The Thornwood, N.Y., native has long been one of the most talented defensemen in his age group. Fensore starred in the Brick Tournament, the annual Pee-Wee showcase in Edmonton … [Read more...]
Schreiber, Evans among top prospects from USPHL 16U All-Star Game
North Andover, Mass. – The United States Premier Hockey League (USPHL) 16U All-Star Game took place Monday, January 15, 2018 at Merrimack College’s Lawler Rink. The 16U game had the most talent of any of the three USPHL All-Star Games on Monday. A pair of PAL Islanders players stood out at their … [Read more...]
USPHL 18U All-Star Game: Kerner, O’Leary stand out
North Andover, Mass. – The United States Premier Hockey League (USPHL) conducted its three All-Star games on Monday, January 15, 2018 at Merrimack College. The USPHL 18U All-Star Game took place at the Gallant Arena, adjacent to Lawler Rink, the home of the Warriors. The 18U game was the closest … [Read more...]
For the first time since March 2003, Cornell is No. 1
To the largely partisan Big Red crowd that overfilled Harvard’s Bright-Landry Hockey Center Friday night, the 2017-18 Cornell hockey team likely wasn’t reminiscent of past editions. The well over capacity crowd was treated to a very entertaining college hockey game. Freshman Matthew Galajda made 35 … [Read more...]