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Bruins College Hockey Roundup – Underclassmen Stepping Up

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The underclassmen ran the show this week for the Bruins in College Hockey. 10 of the 14 points scored by Bruins draftees over the weekend were produced by freshmen and sophomores, led by a handful of multi-point nights, growing point streaks, and a few youngsters who are starting to find … Keep Reading

Bruins College Hockey Roundup – Weekend Scoring Spree

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The Boston Bruins prospects in College Hockey flexed their collective firepower this past weekend with the whole field finally in play. The twelve skaters combined for six goals and fourteen points, including four recording multi-point games. Mason Langenbrunner is suddenly on the verge of setting a career-high in scoring. Elliott Keep Reading

Bruins College Hockey Roundup – Back in Session

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Class is officially back in session. The first big weekend slate of 2025 delivered several high-octane nonconference matchups, invitationals, and outdoor hockey. A handful of college Bruins were getting their first game action in over a month but hardly looked rusty and found their names on the scoresheet before the … Keep Reading

Bruins College Hockey Roundup – Kicking Off the New Year in Style

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The second half of the 2024-25 NCAA Men’s Hockey season is underway and has kicked off with fireworks all over the country. Among the slew of shocking upsets, invitationals and non conference tilts, the College Bruins have wasted no time getting back into rhythm. Although only four have skated in … Keep Reading

Bruins College Hockey Roundup: Intermission

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By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz

The first half of the 2024-25 NCAA Hockey season wrapped up with fireworks this past weekend. With most of the country already on winter break, a trio of ranked head-to-head series made for absolute cinema: multigoal comebacks, nailbiters, and OT goals aplenty. A few Bruins prospects played starring roles in … Keep Reading

New Bruins Goaltender Joonas Korpisalo is Defying Expectations – Thanks to Coach Bob Essensa

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When the news broke on June 24th, hours before Game Seven of the Stanley Cup Finals, that the Boston Bruins had traded Linus Ullmark to the Ottawa Senators, few Bruins fans were thrilled to see Joonas Korpisalo returning in the trade. At the time, it was generally accepted that Ullmark was … Keep Reading

Bruins College Hockey Roundup – Midterms

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By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz

The 2024-25 NCAA Men’s Hockey season is approaching the halfway point, with just one weekend of games left before the December break. Several Boston Bruins prospects are rolling into Christmas vacation, having aced their midterms with a strong first half, and a handful of others still have a few games … Keep Reading

Bruins College Hockey Roundup: Building Momentum

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By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz

While everyone’s attention was fixed on Thanksgiving, Football, and Black Friday shopping, the Boston Bruins college prospects turned in another weekend of solid performances. Oskar Jellvik has more points in the last two weeks than in the first month and is one of five college Bruins with an active point … Keep Reading

Bruins College Hockey Roundup: Second Helpings

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Thanksgiving may be on Thursday, but several College Bruins have already helped themselves to dinner, and a few have gone for seconds. Seven different skaters finished the weekend with at least one point, and five of them either had multi-point nights or scored in both games they played. Chris Pelosi and Ty GallagherKeep Reading

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