RI Hockey Hall of Fame

RI Hockey Hall of Fame The RI Hockey Hall of Fame is a non-profit organization formed in September of 2016. and the RI Reds Heritage Society

It is a collaboration of two well-established entities with longstanding contributions to hockey’s growth in our state - RI Hockey, Inc.

Dr. Jean "Doc" Guay named 2026 recipient of the Hall's Malcolm Greene Chace Memorial Trophy for "Lifetime Contributions ...
06/21/2026

Dr. Jean "Doc" Guay named 2026 recipient of the Hall's Malcolm Greene Chace Memorial Trophy for "Lifetime Contributions of a Rhode Islander to the Game of Hockey".

For 50 years, "Doc" served as the team physician for Mount St Charles Academy in Woonsocket, RI tending to the medical and orthopedic needs of countless Mount players, including many grateful future NHLers. His reputation was wide spread - selflessly providing the same medical services to all of the high schools and youth programs in northern RI, as well as the Mount’s fiercest rivals. Dr. Guay, who sadly passed in 2008, will be honored at the Hall's 2026 Enshrinement Celebration & Dinner on Aug 15th at Rhodes-on-the-Pawtuxet in Cranston. Tickets available at 401-864-6191.

Rhode Island hockey legends and lifelong friends, Curt Bennett (left) and Bill Gilbane were roommates and Alternate Capt...
06/20/2026

Rhode Island hockey legends and lifelong friends, Curt Bennett (left) and Bill Gilbane were roommates and Alternate Captains of Brown University's 1970 squad.

Cranston, RI's talented brothers, defenseman Steve Harrington and forward Dave Harrington, played together with the Yale...
06/19/2026

Cranston, RI's talented brothers, defenseman Steve Harrington and forward Dave Harrington, played together with the Yale Bulldogs in the 1977 & 1978 seasons.

Congratulations to Cumberland, RI's Brody Berard, committed to Northeastern University.Brody starred with the Youngstown...
06/18/2026

Congratulations to Cumberland, RI's Brody Berard, committed to Northeastern University.

Brody starred with the Youngstown Phantoms of the USHL this past season. Already 6' & 195 lbs, he is a physical, shutdown-style defenseman who projects as a top pairing blue liner for the Huskies. Just 16 years of age, Brody is projected for arrival in 2028 where he will help open the new NU arena and usher in a new era of Husky hockey. Best wishes, Brody

The 3 hockey lives of Cumberland, RI's Brian Lawton. (l-r) 1983 - First overall pick in the NHL Draft out of Woonsocket,...
06/17/2026

The 3 hockey lives of Cumberland, RI's Brian Lawton. (l-r) 1983 - First overall pick in the NHL Draft out of Woonsocket, RI's Mount St Charles Academy; 2008 - Named GM of the Tampa Bay Lightning; 2014 - Joined the NHL Network as an in-studio analyst.

Remnants of the RI Eagles. The Eagles were based in Woonsocket, RI and played only one season (1972-73) in the Eastern H...
06/16/2026

Remnants of the RI Eagles.

The Eagles were based in Woonsocket, RI and played only one season (1972-73) in the Eastern Hockey League. Coached by Larry Kish and affiliated with the Chicago Cougars of the WHA, they played out of Adelard Arena on the campus of Mount St Charles Academy. They missed the playoffs in their one season with a record of 32 wins, 35 losses, and 9 ties

On this day in 1990, Pawtucket, RI's Howie Rosenblatt was selected 26th overall by the Boston Bruins in the NHL's 1990 S...
06/15/2026

On this day in 1990, Pawtucket, RI's Howie Rosenblatt was selected 26th overall by the Boston Bruins in the NHL's 1990 Supplemental Draft. Howie played at his hometown Shea HS before starring at Merrimack College. He enjoyed two stints with the Providence Bruins over his 9-yr pro career. Here (on the right) in 1997, Howie enjoyed his most productive and proud season when his Quad City Mallards captured the CoIHL’s Colonial Cup Championship.

Remember this group of Rhody Oldies? Some very significant names among them.
06/14/2026

Remember this group of Rhody Oldies? Some very significant names among them.

Happy Birthday, David Littman! "It's in the Game"Although born in Flushing, NY in 1967, David was raised in Cranston, R...
06/13/2026

Happy Birthday, David Littman! "It's in the Game"

Although born in Flushing, NY in 1967, David was raised in Cranston, RI and famously created the Hockey gaming franchise for EA Sports. But first, he became a standout goalie at Providence's LaSalle Academy before his two Hockey East All-Star selections with Boston College. He repeated those laurels on a greater stage when he twice captured the AHL's "Hap Holmes Memorial Award" with the Rochester Americans for allowing the fewest goals against in the 1991 & 1992 seasons. David suited up with our P-Bruins in 1994 after stints in the NHL with Buffalo and Tampa.

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