Hockey East
K.J. Tiefenwerth transfers to Quinnipiac
According to a former teammate, K.J. Tiefenwerth has transferred to Quinnipiac from UMass-Amherst. The Bellmore, NY native tallied two goals and four assists for the Minutemen in his freshman campaign.
Madigan holds Szmatula to NLI commitment
Michael Szmatula had asked to be released from his NLI with Northeastern to follow his junior coach to Denver. Jim Madigan has declined to do so.
2013 NHL Draft Prospect: Brett Pesce of UNH
University of New Hampshire defenseman Brett Pesce (Tarrytown, NY) is ranked in the final rankings of the NHL Central Scouting Bureau's Draft Rankings. The Wildcats lost in the Hockey East Quarterfinals and the NCAA Northeast Regional Final.
K.J. Tiefenwerth transfers to Quinnipiac
According to a former teammate, K.J. Tiefenwerth has transferred to Quinnipiac from UMass-Amherst. The Bellmore, NY native tallied two goals and four assists for the Minutemen in his freshman campaign.
Madigan holds Szmatula to NLI commitment
Michael Szmatula had asked to be released from his NLI with Northeastern to follow his junior coach to Denver. Jim Madigan has declined to do so.
Maine: Gendron adds Ben Guite to coaching staff
Former Black Bears forward Ben Guite has been named the second assistant to new head coach Red Gendron. The 2000 graduate of the University of Maine, Guite spent 12 years playing professional hockey, including 175 games in the National Hockey League.
Governor's Academy defenseman Nonis chooses UNH
Governor's Academy defenseman Nick Nonis has committed to the University of New Hampshire for the fall of 2015 or 2016. He is the son of Toronto Maple Leafs Senior VP Dave Nonis who played college hockey at Maine.
Report: Szmatula wants out of Northeastern NLOI
Northeastern's prized recruit Michael Szmatula is contemplating switching his commitment from the Huskies. The Commerce, Mich. native spent the 2012-13 season playing for the Dubuque Fighting Saints in the USHL.
Privitera brothers not in BU's future plans
Boston University has lost two potential players to its lineup for this fall. Defenseman Alexx Privitera and recruit Jarrid Privitera will not be on the team after coach David Quinn told the pair they were not in his future plans.
Pereira, Souza to assist Mike Cavanaugh at UConn
According to the Hartford Courant, former Boston University captain Joe Pereira and two-year Brown assistant Mike Souza will be Mike Cavanugh's new assistant coaches at Connecticut.
Hockey East in the National Rankings
Boston College held down the number-one ranking in the latest release of the USCHO.com polls, while UNH continued its climb up the list to the ninth spot, after a three-point weekend against...
Red Gendron introduced as Maine hockey coach
The University of Maine introduced Dennis 'Red' Gendron to supports and media alike as the fourth head hockey coach in school history at a press conference Tuesday afternoon at the Alfond Arena in Orono, Maine. He replaces Tim Whitehead.
Mike Ayers named new assistant coach at BC
Former University of New Hampshire goaltender Mike Ayers will fill the void left by Mike Cavanaugh when the latter left to become the head coach at the University of Connecticut. Ayers had been with the US National Development Program in Ann Arbor.
Red Gendron accepts head job for Maine hockey
Red Gendron has officially accepted the position of head coach at Maine. The former Maine assistant and current Yale assistant will be introduced at a press conference Tuesday afternoon in Orono. He will be the fourth coach in school history.
NHL Draft Prospect: BC Recruit Ryan Fitzgerald
Boston College recruit Ryan Fitzgerald should go late in the second round of the NHL draft, potentially to Pittsburgh.
2013 NHL Draft Prospect: Brian Pinho
North Andover, Mass. native Brian Pinho is the 109th ranked North American Skater in the NHL Central Scouting Bureau's Final Draft Rankings. The St. John's Prep star will take his talents to Providence to play for Nate Leaman.
Red Gendron: Timeline
A look at Gendron's career progression throughout the years.
Red Gendron: 4 Reasons he'll succeed at Maine
Here are four reasons Red Gendron will succeed as the new head hockey coach at Maine.
