Jack Lawhorne — Student Reporter Merrimack guards Kevair Kennedy and Ernest Shelton have entered the transfer portal, according to On3 and The Field of 68. Both from Philadelphia, Kennedy, a freshman, and Shelton, a junior, both played together at Father Judge High School before their collegiate days. Kennedy led the Warriors and the MAAC in scoring this past season with 18.4 points per game, taking home MAAC Player of the Year honors. Shelton was second in scoring for Merrim

Jack Lawhorne — Student Reporter Merrimack goaltender Max Lundgren has signed a one-year, entry-level contract with the Boston Bruins for the 2026-27 NHL season, the Bruins announced Sunday, March 29. “I’m just very excited,” said Lundgren Sunday morning. “It’s been a dream since I was a little kid to sign an NHL contract.” The 23-year-old junior from Angelholm, Sweden played every minute for Merrimack this season, leading the nation with 39 games played, tying the single-sea

Jack Lawhorne – Student Reporter Boston, MA — For the first time in history, the Merrimack Warriors are Hockey East Champions. Merrimack defeated UConn by a score of 2–1 Saturday night at TD Garden to take home the school and program’s first-ever conference championship. “Everybody in the room has been around long enough to know that this means a lot to everyone associated with the college and our program,” said Merrimack head coach Scott Borek following the win. “When I inte

Jack Lawhorne — Student Reporter “I don’t think we’re ever the underdog, but we are the disrespected.” That was the message Merrimack head coach Scott Borek sent heading into his No. 8-seeded team’s Hockey East Semifinal matchup against No. 2 UMass. And Borek’s comments were justified after Merrimack defeated No. 1 Providence in the Hockey East Quarterfinals last Saturday. “At times it’s frustrated me, with some of the award voting, the all-star teams, and things like that —

Jack Lawhorne — Student Reporter NORTH ANDOVER, MA —The Merrimack men’s basketball team (20–9, 16–2 MAAC) clinched the top spot in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Sunday afternoon with a double-overtime win over the Iona Gaels (16–13, 8–10 MAAC). With the win, the Warriors also avenged a one-point buzzer beater loss in New Rochelle from exactly one month ago for one of Merrimack’s only two conference losses this season. Most importantly, the win gives the Warriors the