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Pencils down, the first half of the 2025-26 NCAA Men’s Hockey Season is officially completed. There were only a few Bruins prospects still in class this past week. How did they fare in their final games before the break?
Philip Svedeback (G) – Providence – Svedeback closed out his first … Keep Reading
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Bruins prospect Will Zellers has been added to Team USA’s preliminary roster for the upcoming World Junior Championships. After not being named in the initial team announcement on December 1st, Zellers will now take part in the Team USA camp and contend for a spot on the final roster ahead … Keep Reading
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For the Boston Bruins prospects in college hockey, the first half of the 2025-26 NCAA season has been defined by a few standout performers leading the way for their respective teams. Whether they’ve already set new career highs, or are on track to do so, these players have been … Keep Reading
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Boston Bruins prospect Philip Svedeback earned a pair of conference accolades this week, being named the Hockey East Goaltender of the Week as well as the Hockey East Goaltender of the Month for November.
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
The 2025-26 NCAA Hockey season is quickly approaching its midpoint, with the winter break just a few weeks away, and the Boston Bruins’ college prospects are sprinting into the intermission. The holiday weekend didn’t slow the group from their recent pace, with six forwards turning in multi-point weekends, punctuated by a highlight performance … Keep Reading
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Coming off a 5-1 loss against Michigan on Friday, Bruins prospect Mason Langenbrunner and Harvard earned a point against the number one team in the nation on Saturday night. The Crimson battled back from a three-goal deficit to force overtime, but Michigan prevailed 4-3.
Harvard came out much stronger to … Keep Reading
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The Bruins’ college hockey prospects just keep humming. This past weekend was the third in a row where they’ve exceeded the previous week in cumulative scoring, this time with 10-10-20 spread across 10 different forwards, including an exhibition game, with six recording multi-point weekends. Once again, with so many points … Keep Reading
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Less than 24 hours after an emphatic 7-3 win over Maine, where James Hagens and Dean Letourneau both recorded multipoint games, the Boston College Eagles came up empty in the rematch. The Black Bears, behind freshman goaltender Mathis Rousseau, scored twice in the first period and never looked back, cruising to a 3-0 … Keep Reading
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A pair of Hockey East teams with near-polar-opposite seasons clashed at Matthews Arena on Friday night. Boston University entered the year with lofty expectations, but came into the game reeling with a below-.500 record (5-6-1) as its potent offence has struggled to outscore a leaky defence. Northeastern, meanwhile, was tabbed to finish near … Keep Reading
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Nearly two years after his last college hockey game, Bruins prospect Cole Spicer is set to make his debut with Western Michigan this weekend at Omaha, per Brad Elliott Schlossman of the Grand Forks Herald. Spicer joined the Broncos in early September, but has had to wait until now … Keep Reading
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