New England Hockey Journal’s RinkWise

Host Stephanie Wood and New England Hockey Journal Editor Evan Marinofsky handicap the field for the boys prep school hockey playoffs.

Tom Mulherin from the Boston Herald joins the show for a deep dive on the MIAA girls' hockey scene.

Brian Daccord is the president and founder of Stop It Goaltending as well as the goalie coach of the Boston University Men’s Hockey Team. He recently served as the Special Assistant to the General Manager and Director of Goaltending Operations for the Arizona Coyotes and prior to joining the Coyotes spent five seasons with the Toronto Maple Leafs in goaltending scouting and development.

Paul McNamara of My Hockey Live joins the show to discuss what's happening across the MIAA high school hockey scene this year. 

The guests are hockey trailblazers Olivia Soares and Nina Rodgers, the first Black women coaches in NCAA Division I hockey.

Host Stephanie Wood and New England Hockey Journal Editor Evan Marinofsky provide update on girls' prep hockey.
 

New England Hockey Journal Editor Evan Marinofsky returns to the show for an update on boys' prep hockey.

Mike Myers was named COO of the Worcester Railers HC on May 11, 2020 after serving as team president since May 2016. Under his leadership, the Railers were recognized as one of the premier teams in the ECHL which included winning the 2018-19 ECHL Community Service Award, finishing top three in corporate sales revenues in each of the last three seasons, and finishing in the top five in overall group sales.

In May, former Boston College All-American defenseman Greg Brown was named head hockey coach, becoming just the fifth head coach of BC men's hockey since 1932.
Brown spent 14 seasons for the Eagles from 2004-18 as an assistant on former head coach Jerry York's staff, helping to bring three national championships to the BC in 2008, 2010, and 2012. 

Scott Borek began his fifth season as Merrimack College hockey head coach during the 2022-23 campaign. Borek, who arrived in North Andover with 33 years of collegiate coaching experience, including eight as a head coach, promised to revamp the program's recruiting philosophy and engage all vital supporters of the Merrimack Hockey -- alumni and fans -- as part of "Mission Merrimack"