WOONSOCKET — The starting goalie moved up to forward and scored a hat trick, the team’s leading goal scorer attempted to play in net and the final score of the

WOONSOCKET — Sometimes it takes a brand new hockey team months to find its identity. Some teams never find it.

Hockey is a sport that’s dominated by the state parochial powerhouses, but in the middle of the last decade there wasn’t a rivalry bigger than the Blackstone Valley public-school feud

WOONSOCKET — For nearly every athlete who opted to buy into Mount St. Charles Hockey Academy co-directors Matt Plante and Devin Rask’s vision of a return to glory for the

When the Mount St. Charles hockey team gathers years from now to reminisce about the 2019-20 season, the Mounties won’t start talking about how the campaign ended off the ice.

The 1980 men's Olympic hockey team will always be remembered for shocking heavily-favored USSR in Lake Placid, but what sometimes gets forgotten is that contest was a semifinal game and

LINCOLN — Kolin Sisson went to Chicago Steel Development camp in June trying to lock down a spot in the USHL next season.

It didn’t matter if they were shorthanded and down a goal in the final minute of their final pool-play game needing a win to advance at USA Hockey national. Or

WOONSOCKET — The long bus rides to western Pennsylvania just to play a few games, the multiple quarantines that forced them to return home on at least two occasions and

WOONSOCKET — Brady Berard didn’t get the opportunity to compete at the National Team Development Program’s evaluation camp. As it turned out, Berard had done more than enough playing for

EXETER, N.H. — Based purely on their talent, its no surprise Mount’s Tomas Trunda, Jason Stefanek and Cam O’Neill dominated the final two periods of Sunday afternoon’s New England District

WOONSOCKET — Matt Plante moved from central Connecticut to Hebron, Maine to take a prep hockey job without a second thought.

FOXBORO — The journey to a Division I hockey scholarship can be long and daunting, but Burrillville defenseman Bradey Farrell has always been up for a challenge.

NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. — The Mount St. Charles Hockey Academy U18 team came into Sunday’s True Prep Cup final with the No. 1 prep team in all of Canada, Toronto’s

In the most pressure-packed game of the season, Academy U18 coach Matt Plante walked into the locker room after the second period of Saturday night's USA Hockey Nationals quarterfinal game

There are indicators that are telltale signs the start of a new season is right around the corner. For Burrillville High hockey coach David Farrell, the dawn of a fresh

WOONSOCKET — For Mount St. Charles senior hockey players Alex Pratt and Chris Baxter, the storied locker room under the stands remains the same.

CUMBERLAND — Cumberland’s Josh Brodeur always believed he could play in Division I.

SMITHFIELD — Bryant University quarterback Gage Moloney has yet to play a single down for the Bulldogs, but coach Chris Merritt is already reaching out to the graduate transfer for

PROVIDENCE — Don’t tell the Rochester Coalition that the Mount St. Charles Hockey Academy U16 team was missing its best two-way defenseman from Quebec.

WOONSOCKET — The Mount St. Charles Hockey Academy U16 team had to wait a month to get Prince Edward Island native Simon Hughes on the ice for a game.

WOONSOCKET — From the preseason scrimmages in the first week of December in Maine until the state semifinal series with No. 3 Bishop Hendricken, senior forwards John Belisle and Trey

WOONSOCKET — Scott Gainey has coached in enough USA Hockey New England district tournaments to expect the unexpected.

LINCOLN – Nick Croteau couldn’t believe his good fortune this past winter when he tried out for and earned the starting job at third base for the Wheaton College varsity