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12 locals to represent region at Team USA women’s national festival

Cami Kronish, a New York native, is aiming for a spot on the women's national team. (Justin Berl/Getty Images)

From Aug. 7-12, USA Hockey will hold the Women’s National Festival at Herb Brooks Arena in Lake Placid, N.Y. With the over-18 players, the goal is to evaluate players for the 2023-24 U.S. Women’s National Team, which competes at the Rivalry Series in November and December. It also is used to help … [Read more...]

3 locals named to Hlinka Gretzky Cup Camp roster

Three players from New Yorker and New Jersey were among the 38 players chosen to attend the 2023 Hlinka Gretzky Cup Camp in Plymouth, Mich., next month. In past summers, they picked who would play for Team USA at the Select 17 camp, which just wrapped up on Wednesday. Selections for the Hlinka … [Read more...]

Quentin Musty chosen by Sharks in first round of NHL Draft

Quentin Musty was chosen by San Jose in the first round Wednesday night. (Sudbury Wolves)

Quentin Musty, the pride of Hamburg, N.Y., heard his name called in the first round of the NHL Draft on Wednesday night. Musty was drafted 26th by the San Jose Sharks. Musty starred for the Buffalo Junior Sabres and North Jersey Avalanche during his youth hockey days, then took a major step in … [Read more...]

Three New York teams make men’s NCAA Hockey Tournament

Three New York teams made the cut for the 2023 NCAA Division I Men’s Ice Hockey Tournament. Cornell, Canisius and Colgate will have a chance to advance to the Frozen Four in Tampa on April 6 and 8 and potentially win a national championship. Each will look to be the first New York school to get back … [Read more...]

At Union College, a milestone is reached for college hockey

The hockey world recorded a milestone when Olivia Soares of Union College and Nina Rodgers of Dartmouth became the first two Black women coaches to oppose each other in a Division 1 college hockey game on Nov. 5. Soares' Union College team earned a 5-4 win in overtime over Rodgers' visiting … [Read more...]

Merrimack assistant coach Josh Ciocco, a N.J. native, dies at 38

Merrimack announced Tuesday that men’s hockey assistant coach Josh Ciocco passed away. He was 38 years old. “Josh was entering his fifth season with the Warriors and was tireless in recruiting talented and dedicated student-athletes to Merrimack, and equally passionate in his commitment to … [Read more...]

Kate Madigan reflects on her path to a big job with the Devils

The Madigan family has cemented its legacy in hockey. Jim Madigan is the athletic director at Northeastern University and the school's former head hockey coach, who led the Huskies to back-to-back-to-back Beanpot titles in 2018, '19 and '20 (their first since 1988), two Hockey East titles and … [Read more...]

Two New Yorkers highlight U.S. team for Women’s World Championship

The American team for the Women’s World Championship that starts next week will have some New York flavor. Aerin Frankel a goalie from Chappaqua, N.Y., and forward Hayley Scamurra of Getzville, N.Y., were two of the 23 players named to the roster by USA Hockey. It’s the third time Frankel has been … [Read more...]

Rinkwise podcast: Salisbury’s Andrew Will on what has made his run so successful

Salisbury School head coach Andrew Will is the guest on the latest episode of the RinkWise podcast. Raised in Toronto, Will played hockey at Union College and spent two years in the ECHL with the Mobile Mysticks before getting into coaching. He started as an assistant at his alma mater, and then … [Read more...]

Rinkwise podcast: Ex-Rangers coach David Quinn on Chris Kreider and what comes next

Former N.Y. Rangers coach David Quinn, the head coach of the U.S. Men's Olympic and World Championship Teams, is the guest on the latest episode of the RinkWise podcast. The Cranston, R.I., native was a first-round pick of the Minnesota North Stars in 1984, but after a chronic illness curtailed … [Read more...]

Ex-Rangers boss David Quinn says he wants to coach again in NHL

The next occupant of the vacant Boston University men’s hockey coaching job? It probably won’t be David Quinn. Quinn, the former coach at BU who was fired as head coach of the New York Rangers last year, told Hockey Journal that he wants to return to an NHL head coaching job. "I love the NHL game. I … [Read more...]

Fallout continues after USPHL issues lifetime ban to player following incident with official

A junior hockey player will reportedly be charged by Foxboro, Mass., police for a physical altercation involving a referee in a game Feb. 20 at Foxboro Sports Center. The Sun Chronicle newspaper reported Tuesday that Foxboro Chief of Police Michael Grace told the paper the department will seek … [Read more...]

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