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Boston Bruins prospect Cole Spicer has found a new home for the 2025-26 NCAA Hockey season, as Western Michigan University announced his commitment on Tuesday afternoon.
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By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
Andre Gasseau drew headlines last week when he was announced as a Co-Captain at Boston College for 2025-26, but he wasn’t the first Bruins prospect to be named to their leadership group for the upcoming year. That honor belongs to Mason Langenbrunner, who will be entering his senior season at Harvard as … Keep Reading
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It’s well documented that Boston College will head into the 2025-26 NCAA Hockey season boasting six Boston Bruins draft picks in their lineup, but the spotlight hasn’t been distributed evenly. James Hagens (rightfully) gets top billing as the top draft pick from this past June. Will Moore is another exciting prospect who … Keep Reading
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Among the many storylines that defined the 2025 NCAA Men’s Hockey Tournament was the Cinderella run of the Cornell Big Red, and Bruins prospect Ryan Walsh was right at the heart of it all. After being ranked ninth in the country to start the year, the Big Red endured a disappointing regular … Keep Reading
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Bruins prospect Andre Gasseau has been announced as one of three captains for Boston College ahead of his senior year on Chestnut Hill. He will be joined by fellow seniors Lukas Gustafsson and Brady Berard at the head of the Eagles leadership group for the 2025-26 season.
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The annual roster churn in college hockey presents new opportunities for players across the country, whether they’re rising through the ranks within their team or exploring the transfer portal for greener pastures. Nearly every Bruins prospect has taken the former route this offseason, airing on the side … Keep Reading
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Over the past 20 years, Hockey East has developed a strong track record of producing NHL-caliber goaltenders, ranging from backups and tandems to everyday starters, Vezina Trophy and Conn Smythe winners, and, most recently, all three netminders for Team USA at 4Nations. The Boston Bruins are well … Keep Reading
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Per Brad Elliott Schlossman on Twitter / X, Boston Bruins draft pick Cole Spicer, who was slated to join Arizona State this fall, will not play for the Sun Devils. Spicer had committed to the program back in April after a season in the United States Hockey League (USHL), but … Keep Reading
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Boston College may get all the headlines thanks to James Hagens & co, but they’re not the only college team boasting multiple Bruins prospects this coming season. Chris Pelosi and Elliott Groenewold both broke into the college ranks with Quinnipiac last season, and played valuable roles for … Keep Reading
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Andre Gasseau has already been around the block at the Bruins Development Camp. This past session marked his fifth since being drafted by Boston in the 7th round of the 2021 NHL Draft. Since then, the Bruins organization has watched him grow from the youngest skater at … Keep Reading
