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In this episode of the Rinkwise podcast, hosts Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly delve into the upcoming girls' prep hockey season. They discuss the excitement of the new season, favorite teams, particularly highlighting New Hampton and other major contenders. They analyze the depth and potential of returning players and new additions, and give predictions for the Elite Eight Championship. The episode also touches on the role of analytics in hockey and controversial quotes from hockey figures in the Overtime segment.
Topics
00:00 Introduction and Season Excitement
01:15 Girls Prep Preview Overview
02:10 Elite Eight Favorites: Nobles and Andover
03:49 Key Players and Teams to Watch
08:46 Rising Teams and Potential Surprises
12:54 New Hampton and Other Contenders
16:40 Sleeper Teams and Final Thoughts
22:30 Loomis Chaffee's Unbeaten Streak
23:18 High School Hockey's Unique Moments
24:23 New Faces in Prep Hockey
24:52 Highlighting Top Teams and Players
26:42 College Commitments and Prospects
29:45 Predictions for the Elite Eight Championship
33:12 Overtime: Controversial Hockey Quotes
45:27 Wrapping Up and What's Next -
Evan and Patrick preview the upcoming prep hockey season. They discuss Patrick's recent golf-related injury and the excitement around the prep hockey season kicking off. The focus shifts to analyzing top teams and players, including Elite Eight favorites such as Belmont Hill, and Dexter, along with potential sleepers like Kent and Holderness. The conversation covers notable players and NHL draft prospects. Additionally, the podcast outlines the impact of standout prospects like those from Rivers School.
Topics
04:25 Podcast Programming Notes
05:50 Boys Prep Hockey Preview
06:08 Elite Eight Favorites
14:40 Sleeper Teams to Watch
20:57 Teams Just Outside the Top Ten
25:49 Teams on the Cusp of Elite Eight
26:30 Highlighting Top Draft Prospects
27:22 Everett Baldwin: A Standout Skater
29:45 Other Notable Draft Prospects
33:24 NTDP Prospects to Watch
40:17 Final Predictions and Wrap-Up
42:21 Overtime: Controversial Hockey Quotes
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In this episode of the New England Hockey Journal's Rinkwise podcast, host Evan Marinofsky is joined by Patrick Donnelly and special guest Connor Gorman, the head hockey coach of the New Hampton boys team. The conversation touches upon a variety of topics, including the success of the New England Fall Prep League, Gorman's coaching philosophy and strategies, the challenges of balancing development with competitive play, and the future of prep hockey. The discussion highlights Gorman's authentic coaching style, the evolution of prep hockey, and how he prepares his players for collegiate and junior hockey. The episode also includes a segment where the hosts react to ChatGPT's list of the top three iconic moments in hockey history.
Topics
00:31 Introducing Connor Gorman
00:55 Fall Prep League Insights
02:28 Recruitment and Team Dynamics
05:29 Challenges and Strategies
16:21 Coaching Philosophy and Experience
27:13 Division Three Hockey and Player Development
30:34 Channeling Emotions in Hockey
30:50 Transition Challenges for Young Players
32:10 Importance of Transferable Skills
33:12 Evolution of Prep Hockey
33:56 Balancing Academics and Athletics
37:10 Future of Prep Hockey and Junior Leagues
40:07 Impact of CHL Ruling on Prep Hockey
43:54 Iconic Moments in Hockey History
54:34 Overtime: Fun Facts and Reflections
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In this episode of the New England Hockey Journal's Rinkwise podcast, host Evan Marinofsky engages with guest Allie Skelley, the boys' hockey coach at St. George's School. They explore the dynamic nature of fall prep hockey, discussing coaching responsibilities, the balance between athletic and boarding school experiences, and future improvements. The episode covers the rigorous training routines, team dynamics, and recruitment challenges within the program. Key discussions include player development paths, highlighted by standout athletes who choose unique timelines for their careers, and the pressures faced by families in making these decisions. It also delves into the profound personal experiences of the speakers, particularly Skelley's life-altering hockey injury and its impact on his coaching philosophy, influenced by the Travis Roy Foundation. Throughout, the conversation touches on generational changes in youth hockey, personal anecdotes, memorable hockey memorabilia, and the importance of gratitude and supportive coaching.
Topics
00:00 Introduction and Fall Hockey Season
00:31 Guest Introduction: Allie Skelley
01:10 Balancing Coaching and Family
03:34 Challenges and Changes in Fall Hockey
09:51 Year One at St. George's
16:46 NHL Draft Prospects and Prep Hockey
27:19 A Career-Ending Injury
28:56 Reflecting on Life Post-Injury
31:23 Coaching Philosophy and Gratitude
33:45 Challenges of Modern Coaching
39:37 Parental Influence in Youth Sports
42:35 Overtime: Fun and Memorable Moments
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In this episode of the Rinkwise Podcast, hosts Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly delve into college hockey commitment trends and transfer statistics. They discuss the recruitment process, transfer rates, and the impact of rules on player movement. Notably, 83.64% of players ended up at their committed school, but around 30% eventually transferred or left college hockey. The episode also covers recent girls' hockey commitments, with highlights from Yale, BC, BU, and more. A special segment features the creation of the 'Rinkwise Rebels' podcast theme song using AI.
Topics
01:36 Podcast Structure and Listener Feedback02:39 Magazine Highlights and Photography03:45 Recruitment Insights and Statistics07:22 Transfer Trends in College Hockey20:32 Goalie Commitments and Transfers25:53 Division 3 Hockey Insights27:33 College Hockey Stats and Challenges28:14 Social Media and College Visits29:24 Future of Hockey Recruiting30:11 Girls' Hockey Commitments36:13 Comparing Boys' and Girls' Recruiting38:02 Overtime: Fun and Games -
In this episode of New England Hockey Journal's Rinkwise podcast, hosts Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly sit down with Jason Guerriero, recently appointed as USA Hockey Director of Player Development for Massachusetts and New England districts. Guerriero, a former player and college assistant coach, discusses his career, his new role, and the importance of development at all levels of the sport. The conversation delves into the intricacies of youth hockey, the scouting and recruiting process, and the challenges and evolving landscape of college hockey. The episode also features a lively discussion on topics like shootouts in hockey and the concept of a relegation system. Guerriero offers insights and perspectives on fostering young talent and the future of hockey development in the region.
00:36 Guest Introduction: Jason Guerriero
02:00 Jason's Career and New Role
04:28 Passion for Development and USA Hockey
07:29 Challenges and Opportunities in Youth Hockey
11:06 Improving Hockey Sense and Player Development
13:32 Regional Representation and Selection Process
18:21 Balancing Competition and Development
25:43 Teaching Hockey to Young Kids
27:05 Challenges in Recruiting
28:37 Evaluating Consistency in Players
31:00 The Role of Agents and Social Media
33:04 The Changing Landscape of College Hockey
43:02 Overtime: Fun and Insightful Questions
49:58 Conclusion and Farewell
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Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly dive into several topics in this episode of the Rinkwise podcast. They start by discussing recent experiences at the River Rats Jamboree, noting the renaming of local rinks. The conversation shifts to youth hockey structuring, including the implications of rising commitments and player evaluations. The hosts then provide an in-depth recapitulation of recent college commitments by local high-level hockey players, discussing the strengths and potential futures of many players. The episode concludes with a debate segment covering topics like body checking in youth hockey, fighting in hockey, and the value of outdoor hockey games.
Topics
00:22 Hockey Season Kickoff
00:32 Arena Name Changes and Amenities
01:39 Ball Hockey and College Showcases
03:28 August Commitments and College Choices
04:37 Boston College Recruits
07:12 Boston University Recruits
10:49 Providence College Recruits
13:14 Harvard University Recruits
15:20 Merrimack College Recruits
17:27 University of Maine Recruits
18:57 Dartmouth College Recruits
22:34 Dartmouth's Strategic Recruitment
23:23 UMass's August 1st Recruitment Blitz
25:59 Vermont's New Recruits
27:07 Quinnipiac and Colgate's Key Additions
28:34 Upcoming Prospects to Watch
30:23 Girls' Commitments and Recruitment Insights
31:41 The Great Debate: Hockey Topics
44:04 Closing Remarks and Future Coverage
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Evan and Pat are joined by John Messuri, the head coach of Arlington Boys Hockey, dives deep into the intricacies of high school, junior, and college hockey. The discussion traverses John’s impactful coaching career, his rebuild success at Winchester, and the broader evolution and challenges within the Massachusetts hockey scene. Key topics include youth athlete development, balancing sports with academics, economic barriers, and the significance of fostering a competitive yet supportive environment. Additionally, the episode covers the quality of coaching across leagues, the influence of the transfer portal, and how investment in new facilities is shaping the future landscape of hockey. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, listeners gain invaluable insights into the dynamics necessary for success in hockey beyond mere talent.
00:37 Introducing John Messuri
01:19 Summer Highlights and Golf Talk
02:25 Stanley Cup Stories
05:39 High School Hockey Memories
11:57 The Evolution of Massachusetts Hockey
20:24 Youth Hockey Challenges
28:03 The Importance of Confidence and Development
38:51 The Evolution of JP's Hockey Journey
39:11 The Role of Prep Schools in Hockey Development
40:22 High School vs. Prep School Hockey
42:27 The Impact of Junior Hockey
49:55 The Future of Massachusetts Hockey
01:04:09 The Changing Landscape of College Hockey
01:11:28 Overtime: Memorable Quotes and Reflections
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The guest is Damian DiGiulian, head coach of men's hockey at St. Michael's College, discussing the unique aspects and challenges of coaching at the Division III level. Topics include the importance of maintaining a work-life balance in coaching, the differences between Division I and III hockey, and the impact of youth hockey development practices. The conversation delves into personal experiences with hockey recruitment, the benefits and drawbacks of full-time sports programs for youth, and the significance of fostering a well-rounded athletic experience. Highlights include reflections on the movie 'Miracle' and how youth sports development can influence long-term success and enjoyment in the sport.
Topics
00:33 Guest Introduction: Damian DiGiulian
00:50 Summer Activities and Coaching Life
04:53 Differences Between Division I and Division III Coaching
06:02 Advice for Aspiring College Hockey Players
15:01 Recruitment Experiences and Parental Insights
23:51 The Prep School Hockey Experience
30:09 Youth Hockey Development
31:36 Concerns About Youth Hockey
33:08 Importance of Multi-Sport Participation
34:16 Burnout in Hockey
36:31 The Role of Creativity in Sports
41:50 Financial and Emotional Strain on Families
44:49 Overtime and Final Thoughts
45:05 Miracle on Ice Discussion
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In this episode of the New England Hockey Journal's RinkWise podcast, hosted by Evan Marinofsky, the guest is Tyler Holske, GM and head coach of the South Shore Kings, 2024 Dineen Cup champ, and assistant GM and director of scouting for the Sioux City Musketeers in the USHL. Tyler discusses balancing multiple roles, the trend of drafting based on player size, and the challenges of transitioning from prep to junior hockey. They delve into the importance of selecting the right time for young players to move to juniors, the significance of game experience for goalies, and the value of division three hockey for player development and education. They also touch on the nuances of college recruitment, the role of practices, the importance of playing minutes, and the vibrant Foxboro Prep League. The episode concludes with 'Overtime,' featuring quotes from hockey legends and discussions on toughness and mistakes in hockey.
Topics
01:23 Discussing the 2024 Draft and New England's Performance
02:36 The Trend of Size in NHL Drafts
04:28 Challenges and Decisions in Junior Hockey
06:39 The Value of Prep School and Junior Hockey Experience
09:40 Coaching Insights and Player Development
16:38 The Importance of Division III Hockey
21:26 College Recruitment and Commitment Challenges
25:23 The Struggles of Junior Hockey Goalies
26:09 Importance of Game Time for Goalies
29:37 Choosing the Right College for Goalies
32:39 The Foxborough Prep League
35:28 Overtime: Fun and Insights
42:49 Conclusion and Farewell
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In this episode of the New England Hockey Journal's Rinkwise podcast, Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly host Jay Pandolfo, a renowned figure in hockey. The conversation covers Pandolfo's remarkable career trajectory from playing at Burlington High School, BU, and a 13-season stint with the New Jersey Devils. With two Stanley Cups and extensive experience both as a coach and a scout, Pandolfo provides insights into his current role as BU's head coach. Key topics include the evolving landscape of hockey recruitment, the impact of the COVID-19 era on player development, and the challenges of coaching at the collegiate level. Pandolfo also shares his perspectives on the differences in coaching styles over the years and offers advice to young players and their parents about navigating the hockey world.
Topics
00:28 Guest Introduction: Jay Pandolfo
01:57 The Changing Landscape of College Hockey
05:20 Recruiting Challenges and Parental Perspectives
09:06 NIL Impact on College Hockey
13:16 Personal Reflections and Career Decisions
20:39 Support System and Staff Contributions
21:41 Navigating College Hockey and NCAA Changes
22:07 Transition from NHL to College Coaching
27:45 Reflections on NHL Career and Winning Stanley Cups
31:35 Coaching Philosophies and Influences
32:01 The Role of Communication in Coaching
38:14 Advice for Hockey Parents
39:28 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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The guest is Freddy Meyer, the head boys' coach at Rivers and former NHL player, to discuss various facets of hockey development. Freddy talks about his transition from professional hockey to coaching, emphasizing the importance of fundamental skills and development over strict game planning. He also shares insights on being both a coach and a hockey parent, the impact of social media on skill training, and the significance of a supportive role for parents. The podcast also touches on his experiences playing in the NHL, his thoughts on concussions, and his efforts to promote a high-level summer hockey league.
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00:37 Guest Introduction: Freddy Meyer01:08 Coaching at Rivers and Dream Big Hockey01:32 Middle School Baseball Coaching02:05 Wiffle Ball and Athletic Beliefs02:54 Successful Season Recap04:09 Youth Development and Coaching Philosophy08:24 Transition from Pro Hockey to Coaching12:36 Balancing Development and Game Planning17:26 Skill Development Trends and Social Media Impact23:13 Taking a Risk: Joining the National Program23:23 Adapting to New Competition24:00 Physicality and Penalties in High School and College24:26 Reflecting on Career and Concussions25:08 Changes in Hockey Over Time25:26 Facing Tough Opponents26:17 Memorable Moments and Players29:42 Concussions and Player Safety33:25 Retirement and Transition to Coaching38:01 Advice for Hockey Parents44:46 Promoting Summer Hockey League46:04 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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In this episode of the New England Hockey Journal's Rinkwise podcast, host Evan Marinofsky is joined by Patrick Donnelly to discuss the recent Mass. Hockey Festival, where they evaluated young hockey talent including the 07s, 08s, and 09s age groups. They explore standout players across various positions, the impact of playing in different competitive environments like prep schools and the MIAA, and the potential for these young athletes to move on to higher levels of play. Additionally, they cover the nuances of scouting and identifying talent in youth hockey, the challenges of evaluating goaltenders in festival settings, and share personal insights on the progression of young players. The conversation also touches on the future of girls prep hockey and the academy model, emphasizing the growth and development of hockey talent in New England.
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01:32 Exploring the World of MIAA Baseball02:07 Hockey Players and Their Spring Sports Choices04:27 Mass. Hockey Festival Highlights and Food Reviews06:44 Deep Dive into the 07s: Prospects and Performances12:56 Spotlight on Standout Defensemen and Surprises19:33 Highlighting Standout Players and Teams20:46 Deep Dive into Forwards and Defensemen Performances22:30 Spotlight on Surprising and Strong Performances24:08 Focusing on the 09s: Future Stars and Development Prospects32:29 Evaluating Defense and Goalie Prospects Among the 09s36:55 Reflections and Insights on Hockey Talent Evaluation
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Balancing Acts: Parenting, Fan Etiquette, and Navigating Sports Culture
Former BC QB & Hockey Dad Scott Mutryn provides insights into fostering children's athletic careers, emphasizing the importance of supportive environments and independent decision-making. He also tackles the unwritten rules of sports fandom, from jersey wearing to the contentious debate on leaving games early. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, the discussion covers the emotional depth of being a sports fan and parent, debating the values of staying till the end of a game against practical concerns.
01:16 Scott's Journey from Football to Hockey Parent05:30 The Intersection of Football and Hockey in Family Sports18:15 The Importance of Multi-Sport Participation and Specialization Debate23:56 Navigating Youth Hockey and the Impact of Practice Over Games32:23 The Transition from Youth to Prep School Hockey34:29 Navigating the Hockey Community: An Outsider's Perspective34:57 The Allure of Hockey: Physicality, Skill, and Community36:45 Hockey Parenting: Embracing the Journey and Lessons Learned42:06 Youth Sports Philosophy: Enjoyment Over Winning47:46 Navigating Sports Fandom: Rules and Etiquette51:48 The Sports Fan Constitution: Debating the Do's and Don'ts01:02:00 Concluding Thoughts: The Joy and Pain of Being a Sports Fan
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Hosts Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly chat with Kent head coach Dale Reinhardt about the transition from hockey season to school responsibilities, the recruitment process for student-athletes, and the importance of choosing the right path for youth hockey players. The coach shares insights on balancing sports and academia, the evolving landscape of hockey recruitment, and stories from his coaching career to illustrate the journey of developing players. The discussion also touches upon the benefits of multi-sport participation, the impact of the transfer portal and NCAA changes on recruitment, and personal anecdotes from Reinhardt’s playing and coaching career to shed light on the realities of youth hockey development and recruitment.
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00:59 Life After Hockey Season: Transition and Activities01:48 Recruitment and Changes in Hockey Culture at Kent03:01 Balancing Sports and Specialization in Youth Hockey13:21 The Journey from Youth Hockey to Coaching19:57 Reflecting on Youth Hockey and the Shift in Team Loyalty23:40 Exploring a Player's Season and Mental Growth24:51 The Importance of Personalized Paths in Hockey27:00 Navigating Junior Hockey and College Commitments28:26 The Evolution of Prep Hockey and Recruitment Strategies34:47 Adapting to Changes in the College Recruitment Process38:00 Guidance for Players Choosing Junior Leagues and Future Prospects
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Evan and Pat count down the 10 biggest stars in boys and girls prep hockey.
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Evan Marinofsky and Pat Donnelly examine the championships of the boys and girls MIAA seasons and the top storylines and players that paved the way to those titles.
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Evan and Pat previewing and predicting the MIAA title games.
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Evan Marinofsky and Pat Donnelly break down the NEPSAC Championships.
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Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly handicap the field for the MIAA playoffs.
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