By Joshua Boyd / USPHLPremier.com   The USPHL and the Idaho Falls Spud Kings (currently of the National Collegiate Development Conference) congratulate former Spud Kings forward Landon Wright for recently making his NCAA Division I commitment to the University of Maine, which competes in the Hockey East. His commitment marks the first for a current […]

By Joshua Boyd / NCDCHockey.com    You certainly won’t hear Cameron Lund complaining about anything hockey-wise. It’s been going really well for the ‘04 out of Bridgewater, Mass., for many years now.  He is coming off a fantastic freshman year for Northeastern University, with whom he was named to the Hockey East Association All-Rookie Team. […]

By Joshua Boyd / USPHLNCDC.com    There’s an easy answer to “how much better can it get than winning a Dineen Cup Championship?” That answer is, making your NCAA Division I commitment not very long afterwards.  P.A.L. Jr. Islanders two-year NCDC defenseman Zach Hahn announced his commitment to the University of New Hampshire on May […]

By Joshua Boyd / USPHLNCDC.com    After the celebrations of a Dineen Cup Championship were over, P.A.L. Jr. Islanders forward Luca Leighton had to clear his stuff one last time from the Jr. Islanders locker room. It’s a door he’ll pass very frequently, however, as his NCAA Division I future will keep him at the […]

By Jim den Hollander / USPHLNCDC.com  Using the past two seasons as examples of how much he can achieve in a season, the future is looking bright for Caden Cranston (‘04/Rochester, N.Y.). After making the jump from the 16U AAA level hockey to junior with the Buffalo Stampede in the USPHL Premier League last season, […]

By Joshua Boyd / USPHLNCDC.com    So much has come together the right way for the South Shore Kings’ Jack Hillier. He has been a key cog in the engine that has driven the Kings to this coming weekend’s Dineen Cup Finals series. And to top it off, he knows exactly where he’ll continue his […]

By Joshua Boyd / USPHL.com  It has all come together perfectly this year for Rockets Hockey Club forward Caden Cranston. He developed seamlessly from a USPHL Premier All-Star last year to an NCDC All-Star this year – and the league’s leading scorer as well. He gets to play with one of his best friends in […]