We are sooo back, Blackhawks fans! The NHL club will play their second game of the 2026-27 season tonight, but we’re also back to focusing on their prospects playing in the college ranks. And that season begins this weekend as well!
The Blackhawks have prospects on four teams that are ranked in the preseason, three of which are in the top ten nationally. This shapes up as an exciting season to follow top Blackhawks prospects in the NCAA ranks. Ordinarily throughout the season we’ll run the weekend college preview on Thursday mornings, but this being the first week of both the NCAA and NHL seasons gets us up to speed a little earlier to open the new year.
Here’s your when and where for this weekend’s college action.
Friday, Oct. 2
Stonehill at No. 7 Providence — 6 PM CTArizona State at Lindenwood — 7 PM CTNo. 10 UMass at Colorado College — 8 PM CTNo. 15 Boston University at Alaska Fairbanks — 10:07 PM CTNo. 3 Michigan State — OFF
Saturday, Oct. 3
Arizona State at Lindenwood — 5 PM CTNo. 10 UMass at Colorado College — 7 PM CTNo. 15 Boston University at Alaska Fairbanks — 10:07 PM CTNo. 7 Providence — OFFNo. 3 Michigan State — OFF
Blackhawks College Prospects
Xavier Villeneuve, D, Boston U. Václav Nestrašil, F, UMass Samu Alalauri, D, UMass John Mustard, F, Providence Julius Sumpf, C, Providence Mason West, F, Michigan State Nathan Behm, F, Arizona StateHence then, the article about blackhawks college prospects ncaa hockey kicks off 2026 27 season was published today ( ) and is available on Bleacher Nation ( Middle East ) The editorial team at PressBee has edited and verified it, and it may have been modified, fully republished, or quoted. You can read and follow the updates of this news or article from its original source.
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