University of Maine Hockey (23-11-2) enters the NCAA Tournament as the No. 5 team with national championship hopes after a 12-year absence from the tournament.
Mar 27
Over four days, the best men’s college hockey teams in the country will battle it out for a trip to St. Paul to play in the 2024 NCAA Men’s Frozen Four. The regional portion of the NCAA men’s tournament has often been a difficult proving ground for top teams as anything can happen in single elimination and one bad game or sometimes even one mistake can end your season.
The NCAA men’s hockey tournament, as it so often is, will be a tremendous showcase for some of the very best NHL prospects currently playing college hockey. To help get you ready for the tournament, FloHockey compiled a list of all the NHL prospects that will be participating in the event over the next few weeks.
Mar 25
The road to the 2024 Men’s Frozen Four is set. Sixteen teams remain in the hunt for the NCAA men’s hockey national championship as they get set to compete in the NCAA regionals across the country next weekend.
Mar 24
Each year in men's college hockey, the freshman class is often chock full of high-end future NHL talent. This year will be no different with multiple high-end NHL Draft eligible players, several players who have already been selected in the first round and many more that have been drafted by NHL teams.
Oct 3, 2023
The 2023 NCAA Men’s Hockey Tournament is set and each of the 16 teams participating know the road they’ll have to travel to get to Tampa for the Men’s Frozen Four April 6-8. All four of last year’s Frozen Four participants are back in the tournament, with three of them among the No. 1 seeds in the tournament.
Mar 19, 2023
Each season, NHL teams send pro scouts to college arenas across the country to see if they can find an undrafted player that will help their team. The pursuit of these free agents has only intensified over the last several years, with some teams dedicating scouts specifically to the evaluation and recruitment of these undrafted players. It shows how far teams are willing to go for just the smallest edge because most of these players are not going to be much more than depth and others may never play in the NHL at all. Sometimes, however, teams will land an impact player that significantly helps their team at a fairly low cost.
Oct 7, 2022
