Top Princeton Hockey Features of 2014

When Kevin Kaiser graduated from Princeton in 2010 with a degree in economics, he wanted to keep playing hockey. "I'm not going to lie to and [say] that I was that interested in economics when I was at Princeton," Kaiser says. "I was more interested in playing hockey, to be totally honest.

by Jashvina Shah In the 2009 New Jersey High School Hockey State Tournament semifinals, Delbarton -- flush with future Tigers Tommy Davis, Mike Ambrosia and Colton Phinney -- trailed Bergen Catholic 3-0. And Delbarton was getting out played. Just before the final period, Delbarton's coaching staff asked the players to believe in each other and fight for...

When Eric Robinson was little, he'd watch his older brother Buddy play hockey. Eric always wanted to skate with him. "He was really impressionable too, so anything I did as a younger brother I think he wanted to do it as well," Buddy said. "If I'm out there skating, he wants to be out there...

by Jashvina Shah The puck found its way to Joe Grabowski, patrolling the blue line on May 13, 2013 as his Amarillo Bulls were playing for the NAHL's Robertson Cup. And when the puck hit his stick, the 6-foot-3 defenseman took a shot. But Grabowski almost never had that chance.

When goalkeeper Colton Phinney was still a recruit, the Princeton coaching staff watched him play the Bay State Breakers. Phinney, then with the Islanders Hockey Club, faced off against Ben Halford. "That was probably the biggest game of his life," Halford's goalkeeping coach, Bryan McDonald, said.