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By @MichaelCaples – Sean Day is now officially a member of the New York Rangers organization. The Rochester native, a third-round pick of the Blueshirts in last summer’s NHL Draft, signed an entry-level contract with the Original Six franchise today. OFFICIAL: #NYR have agreed to terms with defenseman Sean Day on an entry-level contract.…

PHOTOS: First day of 2017 MAHA Boys’ Tier 1 state playoffs (14U/16U)

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Check out MiHockey’s photos from the first day of the 2017 MAHA Boys’ Tier 1 state playoffs. With nearly 350 photos included, we split the images into three galleries per age group – the first three are from 14U games, and the second three are from 16U games. The galleries are not sorted by game;…

WATCH: Check out Mike Modano’s 100 Greatest Players video

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The National Hockey League is releasing videos throughout the 2017 calendar year that celebrate the game’s greatest 100 players (as announced by the league in January). Today is Mike Modano’s turn – check out the Livonia native’s video to relive some of his greatest moments. #NHL100 Greatest Players: @9modano Simply put: He’s the highest-scoring…

Recruiting: Logan Gestro commits to Canisius College

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By @MichaelCaples – Add Logan Gestro to the list of success stories coming out of the NAHL Top Prospects Tournament. Gestro, a South Lyon native and Corpus Christi IceRays defenseman, participated in the annual showcase in Plymouth last week, and now, he’s committed to Canisius College. “It’s amazing, and I’m very grateful,” said Gestro via…

Megan Keller to represent Michigan on Team USA roster for Women’s World Championship in Plymouth

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By @MichaelCaples – USA Hockey has announced its roster for the upcoming Women’s World Championship in Plymouth this April, and Megan Keller will be representing the state of Michigan close to her hometown. Keller, a Farmington native, was just named the Hockey East Women’s Player of the Year after helping Boston College to a second-straight…

MAG: ‘You Should Know’ Drew DeRidder

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In the latest issue of MiHockeyMag, we introduced you to Cedar Rapids netminder Drew DeRidder. A Fenton native, DeRidder didn’t start the season in Cedar Rapids, but he’s going to finish there. The Michigan State commit started the season with his Oakland Jr. Grizzlies… and then he got a call-up to the big club in October. He’s…

Joel Farabee named USHL Forward of the Week

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By @StefanKubus – Seven points in two games made a convincing case for USHL Forward of the Week. That’s how USA Hockey’s National Team Development Program forward Joel Farabee performed, and on Monday, he officially took home that honor. Farabee first tallied a goal and an assist in Team USA’s 4-3 win over the Waterloo…

Abby Roque named WCHA Rookie of the Year

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By @MichaelCaples – Making the jump to women’s Division 1 college hockey hasn’t been a problem for Abby Roque. In fact, the Wisconsin Badgers’ freshman and Sault Ste. Marie native has thrived, as she was named the WCHA’s Rookie of the Year. Roque, a forward, tallied eight goals and 19 assists for 27 points in 35…

Little Caesars AAA to leave HPHL; girls to play in JWHL, boys will help grow NHL Youth Cup

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