Adam Robbins is a New York native heading into his junior season at Princeton. Robbins comes from a hockey family, and his brother Justin is a goalie at Arizona State. He played for the North Jersey Avalanche when he was younger and won the Clark Cup with the Chicago Steel in 2021. He spoke with … [Read more...]
With deep tri-state roots, UMass has become the best team in Hockey East
BOSTON — The University of Massachusetts hockey program was in a vastly different state when Greg Carvel took over in 2016. The Minutemen won just six times during his first season at the helm, but the next five years have been a meteoric rise to the top of the college hockey world. Another … [Read more...]
Hangin’ Out With … Harvard University forward Nick Abruzzese
New York Hockey Journal catches up with Harvard forward Nick Abruzzese out of North Jersey Avalanche and Chicago Steel. Team: Harvard University Hometown: Slate Hill, N.Y. Year: Junior Pos.: Forward | Shoots: Left | Size: 5-10, 174 | Age: 22 Notable: Co-captain and 2022 U.S. Olympian led the … [Read more...]
Prospects: NTDP goaltender Tyler Muszelik focused on the process
Tyler Muszelik remembers donning a USA Hockey jersey at the Select 15 Player Development Camp in 2019. The pride that the Long Valley, N.J., native felt then hasn’t faded into his second year inside of the National Team Development Program. The 6-foot-2, 194-pound goaltender, who committed to the … [Read more...]
Women’s: Colgate aims to validate its ECAC Hockey bragging rights
Colgate is looking to follow up a season unlike any other during a year unlike any other. As one of four ECAC Hockey teams that took the ice in 2020-21, the Raiders swept the league’s regular-season and tournament titles for the first time en route to the program’s second-ever NCAA appearance. While … [Read more...]
Back in Biz: Ivy League ‘raring to go’ after pandemic shutdown
March 12, 2020. Brenden Locke and the Cornell Big Red can’t help but remember that day. The sports world felt the earliest impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic over the previous day or two, but what shaped up as a promising postseason run through the ECAC Hockey and national tournaments ended that day … [Read more...]
Atlantic Hockey preview/watch list: Can anyone knock off AIC?
Similar to its regional counterparts in ECAC Hockey and Hockey East, the 2020-21 Atlantic Hockey season was delayed for over a month and didn't feature as many games as usual. When things finally got underway, the 10-team conference was split into a pair of regions, East and West, to limit travel … [Read more...]
ECAC Hockey preview/watch list: Will Quinnipiac stay at the top?
Only four members of the ECAC were in action during the 2020-21 college season. After an uncertain offseason, the Ivy League, which accounts for half of the conference's teams, decided to opt out. Rensselaer and Union soon followed, leaving one-third of the conference to play out the partial … [Read more...]
Domenick Fensore amped for greater role with BU Terriers
Boston University’s past year has included more starts and stops than most other Division 1 college hockey teams, but two COVID-19 pandemic-impacted seasons haven’t deterred Domenick Fensore from continuing an upward trajectory in his young career. The Thornwood, N.Y., native burst onto the scene as … [Read more...]
Brunswick School forward Matt McGroarty commits to Quinnipiac
Matthew McGroarty calls the state of Connecticut home. It’s where he chose to stay to prep for his college career at Brunswick School. And now, it’s where he has decided to remain for the duration of his college career. Following his second season as a Bruin, McGroarty officially revealed the … [Read more...]
Avon Old Farms forward Tabor Heaslip talks road to UConn, Hockey East
The prep school hockey season is over, but the commitments keep coming in for players from New England schools. Tabor Heaslip’s journey to the region is unique as he joined legendary head coach John Gardner’s team at Avon Old Farms this winter, arriving from his home in Fort Worth, Texas. The … [Read more...]
NCAA Tournament Preview: Clarkson, Cornell primed for title runs
The final stops on the road to the Frozen Four in Buffalo, N.Y., come this weekend as three Tri-State programs compete across all three of the four NCAA tournament regions in Manchester, N.H.; Providence, R.I.; and Allentown, Pa. The only Friday game of interest will be played in the Granite State … [Read more...]
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