Mike McMahon is a Director/Editor specializing in local sports coverage, particularly in the North Andover, Massachusetts area. He writes for publications such as The Mack Report, CHN, and The Eagle-Tribune, and his work has also been featured in Cleburne Times Review and Our Community Now. Mike's articles focus on college hockey, providing game recaps, analysis, and updates on player recruitment.
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By: Mike Mcmahon
Five Merrimack recruits had multi-point weekends this week.
By: Mike Mcmahon
Mike and Ian begin this week’s show reacting to Merrimack football’s 51-17 win over Colgate.
ORONO, Maine — Merrimack and Maine open a two-game series at Alfond Arena tonight.
The NCAA Division I Council voted on Thursday to adopt proposal No. 2024-56, which eliminates previous legislation classifying CHL players as professionals.
American International’s administration informed members of its hockey team today that the program will return to Division II at the end of the 2024-25 season, ending a 27-year run as a Division I program.
BOSTON — Merrimack is at Warrior Ice Arena tonight to take on Stonehill in a rematch from opening night.
The AIC story earlier this week was a punch in the gut for college hockey.
Rutgers freshman Ace Bailey, who many believe will be a top-five pick in next summer’s NBA Draft, had 23 points to lead the Scarlet Knights past Merrimack 74-63 on Wednesday night.
Amidst all of the changes at the NCAA level, Brad Elliott Schlossman of The Grand Forks Herald spoke with CCHA commissioner Don Lucia and NCHC commissioner Heather Weems about hockey’s deferred enrollment rule.
The final tally had Rutgers University men’s basketball beat Merrimack College, 74-63.
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