Three players from the 2025-26 UMass hockey team have earned New England Division I Men's All-Star selections: goaltender Michael Hrabal, defenseman Larry Keenan, and forward Jack Musa. Hrabal was also awarded the Leonard Fowle Most Valuable Player, making him the third Minuteman to receive this honor. UMass matched Dartmouth and Northeastern for the most representatives on the All-Star team. Hrabal's impressive season included a nomination for the 2026 Mike Richter Award and several accolades within Hockey East. His performances were pivotal in lifting UMass from last to second place in the Hockey East standings.

By the Numbers
  • Michael Hrabal recorded a 1.33 GAA and a .959 save percentage in the second half of the season.
  • Jack Musa achieved a career-high 36 points, with 16 goals and 20 assists in 34 games.
State of Play
  • UMass players were among the top performers in Hockey East, contributing to the team's rise in the standings.
  • Hrabal's recent entry-level contract with the Utah Mammoth signifies a transition to professional play.
What's Next

The Minutemen will look to build on this successful season as they prepare for future competition, with key players like Hrabal moving towards professional opportunities. This recognition may also influence recruitment and the team's strategy going forward.

Bottom Line

The accolades for Hrabal, Keenan, and Musa reflect a successful UMass hockey season, showcasing individual talent that could lead to future professional commitments and enhance the team's reputation in collegiate hockey.