Top Bruins Prospect Claims Hockey East Point Lead

Hagens finished with five points over three games last week for the Eagles. He recently posted two assists to help the Eagles defeat Boston University, 6-2, to earn their first Beanpot Championship since 2016. He was also named the Beanpot Most Valuable Player following the win.

The forward is a top Boston Bruins prospect and former No. 7 overall selection — as announced by Adam Sandler — of the 2025 NHL Draft.

Boston Bruins Top Prospect Continues Success Following Beanpot Championship

In 2025, Hagens finished with 27 points for the Eagles and was third in scoring for BC.

Born in 2006, the left-handed center of Hagens stands at 5-foot-10 and weighs 176 pounds. His 34 points are across an even 17 goals and 17 assists.

This marks the second time this year that Hagens has been named the Hockey East's Player of the Week.

As previously reported by Breakaway On SI, BC advanced to the Beanpot Championship (the annual tournament between all four Boston area universities) after defeating the Ivy League's Harvard by a score of 5-1 in the first round. The Eagles then won their 21st Beanpot title and first since 2016 after taking down BU.

Hagens also had nine points across five goals and four assists in seven games to assist the red, white and blue to win a second straight gold medal at the 2025 World Junior Championships in Ottawa. Team USA's run in the 2026 World Juniors came to an early exit due to an overtime loss against Finland in the quarterfinals.

Over Boston College's last nine games, Hagens has posted seven goals, nine assists and 16 points — alongside six multi-point games. He is currently averaging around 1.31 points per game for the Eagles.

The Eagles next turn their attention to hosting UConn on Feb. 20.