Four New York Rangers prospects scored on Saturday as nine players across college and junior hockey saw action. Three of the goals opened their respective games, and the fourth came as an early insurance marker.
Rasmus Larsson scored his first goal of the season as Robert Morris defeated Niagara 5–1 in Atlantic Hockey play. The sophomore defenseman opened the scoring with a point shot for his first point in 14 games.
RASMUS LARSSON SCORES HIS FIRST AS A COLONIAL!🚨 pic.twitter.com/v22nkwQAyH
— RMU Men’s Hockey (@RMUMHockey) February 15, 2026
It was his first goal since Feb. 8 of last season, when he was with Northern Michigan — a span of 371 days for the 2023 fifth‑round pick.
E. J. Emery snapped a 25‑game goalless drought as No. 3 North Dakota edged Miami (Ohio) 4–3 in overtime in NCHC action. Emery put the Fighting Hawks on the board by carrying the puck down from the right point, beating the Miami goaltender with a wrist shot.
EJ Emery!#UNDproud | #LGH pic.twitter.com/oBSsutMZhG
— North Dakota Hockey (@UNDmhockey) February 15, 2026
The sophomore finished with a season‑high five shots and now has three goals and six points on the year. For a player who typically takes one or two shots a night, the shot total was a welcome change.
In the QMJHL, Raoul Boilard scored for Cape Breton in a 5–4 shootout loss to Victoriaville. Boilard tied the game early in the second period, finishing a drop pass off the rush with a shot from the top of the left circle.
BOILARD PUTS US UP 1-0
🍎 E. Litalien pic.twitter.com/Fv6WrO3DXl
— Cape Breton Eagles (@CBEHockey) February 15, 2026
The goal was his 12th of the season and his 32nd point.
Liam Greentree added a goal in the OHL as Windsor defeated Saginaw 4–2. Greentree redirected a pass for the Spitfires’ second goal, giving him 25 goals and 51 points on the season.
Malcom Spence recorded two assists in No. 2 Michigan’s 6–3 win over No. 7 Penn State in Big Ten play. His first assist came on a power‑play one‑timer that set up Jayden Perron for a 3–1 lead.
Lucky number thirteen for Jayden Perron. Michigan leads 3-1. pic.twitter.com/0qocywwIOP
— Michigan Hockey (@umichhockey) February 14, 2026
His second was more fortunate — Spence lost control of the puck before Adam Valentini buried it for a 5–1 advantage. Spence improved to 8–9–17.
Ty Henricks was held without a point but registered four shots as No. 4 Western Michigan routed Arizona State 7–2 in NCHC play. The Broncos have won three straight to improve to 22–8.
Boston College defenseman Drew Fortescue was scoreless with two shots in No. 14 BC’s 4–2 win over Merrimack in Hockey East action.
Minnesota’s Brody Lamb picked up a secondary assist in a 3–2 loss to Notre Dame. Lamb now has 15 goals and 30 points.
Nathan Aspinall saw his seven‑game scoring streak end in Flint’s 6–4 loss to Erie. Aspinall, who had posted 4–10–14 during the streak, finished with five shots and a minus‑1.
