Miami claimed the Belpot Trophy at the Friendship Four in Ireland, while Boston University (BU) took the spotlight at Madison Square Garden. This overview brings together the top headlines from college hockey, giving fans a quick rundown of key developments across the sport.
Two Pittsburgh Penguins prospects turned heads on Saturday night, excelling for their respective college teams. Their strong performances highlight the pipeline of talent poised to bolster Pittsburgh’s roster in the seasons ahead.
John Snowden is taking over as the head coach of the Lehigh Valley Phantoms, marking a significant shift for the team. Meanwhile, top prospect Gavin McKenna has made a groundbreaking decision that’s turning heads in amateur hockey, all as the NHL introduces a new Collective Bargaining Agreement.
Defending champion Denver and Boston University bring their championship pedigree to the Frozen Four semifinals in St. Louis, facing off against first-time contenders Western Michigan and Penn State.
