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The Worcester Railers have announced the re‑signing of five key players, including forward Lincoln Hatten and defenseman Michael Suda, as part of a strategic effort to maintain competitiveness for the upcoming season.
The Railers announced a series of contract extensions that keep a core group of forwards and defensemen through the next campaign, highlighting strong performances and future plans.
The 2026 All‑Berkshire Baseball Team highlights a cohort of high school stars, from power hitters to dominant pitchers, who are set to continue their careers at top universities across the nation.
Toby Forsythe, a promising soccer goalie, died in a car accident in Ohio, prompting tributes from his current and former coaches.
Despite a 14‑19 record and a fifth‑place standing, the Sea Unicorns rely on key hitters and pitchers while eyeing a late‑season surge amid fireworks nights and Fan Appreciation Night.
Twenty‑five members of the University of Massachusetts Lowell men’s ice hockey team were named to the 2025‑26 Hockey East All‑Academic Team, tying the conference lead and underscoring the program’s dual commitment to athletic performance and academic achievement.
The River Hawks will play 34 games, including a record 21 home dates, historic New Year's Day matchups and a packed conference slate.
From the Peoria Mustangs to the AHL’s Laval Rocket, Dillan Bentley’s hockey trajectory leads him to the Montreal Canadiens’ 2026 Developmental Prospects Camp, where coach Jean‑Guy Trudel praises his work ethic.
Eight newcomers, including four defensemen, three forwards and a goaltender, bring diverse backgrounds and NHL draft pedigree to the Huskies' opening series against the Gophers.
The University of Maine men's ice hockey team has announced a 15‑player roster addition, featuring forwards, defensemen and goaltenders with varied junior and college experience.
George Mason University announced the elevation of assistant coaches Louis Hinnant and Andy Fox to associate head coach positions, highlighting their contributions and outlining ambitions for the upcoming season.
Michigan Technological University’s hockey program welcomes eight new student‑athletes, blending NCAA, USports and major junior experience as the team prepares for its season opener against the Minnesota Gophers.
George Mason University announced the promotion of assistant coaches Louis Hinnant and Andy Fox to associate head coach positions for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting their proven contributions and future impact on the program.
The 2026 schedule features 18 matches, including a preseason scrimmage at UMass Lowell, an opening game versus Boston College, and a return to Hickey Field for several home contests.
Georgetown University reveals its full non‑conference slate for the upcoming season, highlighting key matchups, coaching additions and player storylines.
The River Hawks announce a full 2026‑27 schedule that marks the program’s 60th year, featuring opening night against Clarkson, multiple conference series, and a series of promotional weekends.
Adam Caruso’s standout season propels Shawsheen Tech to an unbeaten league run, while neighboring schools and local athletes receive widespread recognition across baseball, tennis and rugby.
The River Hawks finished 21‑31, highlighted by award‑winning players, historic doubles record and academic excellence.
Six collegiate summer circuits feature River Hawks showcasing talent, from Cape Cod to Hudson Valley, as head coach Nick Barese emphasizes the importance of summer play for player and program success.
Boston University announced its full schedule for the upcoming 2026‑27 men’s ice hockey season, featuring 18 home games at Agganis Arena, a showdown with reigning champion Denver and a Beanpot clash at TD Garden.
After three and a half decades leading boys hockey at Bishop Guertin High School, Gary Bishop steps down, capping a storied journey with a dramatic overtime win and a legacy that spans playing and coaching excellence.
Harwich's Mariners, led by manager Steve Englert, blend local talent and standout performers to chase a seventh straight playoff berth.
The Lowell Spinners have made a high-profile comeback, attracting thousands of fans and rebuilding the city’s baseball tradition.
The Bourne Braves lost 6-3 to the Harwich Mariners despite out-hitting them, with Matt Bolton shining and a controversial play shaping the game.