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For the second consecutive season, the Boston Bruins will have at least two prospects skating on the US Collegiate Selects roster at the Spengler Cup. After announcing Elliott Groenewold’s addition to the Selects’ initial six-man roster as part of the second wave last week, Dean Letourneau joined the team on Thursday afternoon … Keep Reading
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The Boston Bruins college hockey prospects had a mixed bag of a weekend. Only four of ten skaters hit the scoresheet, but three recorded multi-point games. Meanwhile, the group’s lone goaltender made his first career start but took the loss after surrendering five goals. The highs more than made up … Keep Reading
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Bruins prospect Will Zellers was named the NCHC Player of the Week on Tuesday after a six-point weekend in North Dakota’s sweep of Bemidji State. Zellers contributed to six of the Fighting Hawks’ seven goals, scoring twice on the power play and recording four assists, setting up all three goals … Keep Reading
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College hockey is back in full force. The first full weekend of games nationwide delivered exactly how you could imagine: blowouts, comebacks, upsets, overtime, and everything in between. A few Bruins prospects came out scorching hot in their opening matchups, racking up points in bunches to propel their teams to … Keep Reading
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In the most stunning result of the young 2026-27 college hockey season, Bruins prospect Dean Letourneau and the Boston College Eagles fell 3-2 to the Alaska Nanooks in their home opener at Conte Forum. Special teams and discipline played a major role, with the Eagles gifting Alaska seven power-play opportunities … Keep Reading
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Boston Bruins prospects took center stage in college hockey over the weekend, both in their regular-season openers and final exhibition tune-ups. Twelve of the 13 Bruins prospects took the ice against a variety of opponents, from Canadian universities and junior hockey squads to an NCAA tournament team from last season, … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
The 2026-27 college hockey season is officially underway. The schedules are set, the prospects have been profiled, and the preseason rankings are in; now I’m calling my shots with one prediction for each of the 13 Boston Bruins prospects suiting up in the NCAA this year. Some are tap-ins, and others I might … Keep Reading
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Last week, we looked at five undrafted forwards in college hockey to watch this season; now we’ll shift our attention to the blueline. While Boston addressed its need for right-shot defensemen at the NHL level over the summer and added to the prospect pool at the draft, it still needs organizational depth. … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
A new season of college hockey means a new crop of undrafted free agents looking to play their way into a pro contract. NHL teams annually comb college hockey not only to sign their drafted players, but also to land the signatures of the top players who slipped through the cracks … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
Coming off strong sophomore seasons, Bruins prospects Elliott Groenewold and Dean Letourneau will enter the 2026-27 college hockey season with expectations to match. Both earned preseason all-conference recognition last week, the first bits of hardware in the campaign for Boston’s pipeline.
Groenewold, a fourth-round pick from the 2024 NHL Draft, was … Keep Reading
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