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Matt Hellickson, a decorated American defenseman, has agreed to return to professional hockey, signing with the Cincinnati Cyclones for the upcoming 2026‑27 campaign.
With a storied history of hiring and a roster of high‑profile clients, TurnkeyZRG is poised to shape the future of the Red Wings’ management.
Over 25 years, three Nashville women have turned a shared love of hockey into a movement that expands access for female players across the city.
Members of the United States women's hockey team, fresh from an Olympic gold‑medal victory, are scheduled to visit Saratoga Race Course for Whitney Day on July 30, 2026. The event will blend the excitement of elite hockey with the storied atmosphere of the racetrack, highlighting the growing reach of women's sports across diverse venues.
The Cyclones announced the signing of forward Joe Miller, a Harvard graduate and former Chicago Steel standout, adding depth to their lineup ahead of the upcoming season.
Steven Oleksy, once known as "the Mayor" on the ice, has entered the political arena to challenge incumbent mayor Diezel DePew, promising to protect Edgewater’s character and involve the community in shaping its future
In a candid interview, former Toronto Maple Leafs coach Craig Berube unpacks the pressures of a Game 7 loss, the impact of role players, and the team’s strategy as they eye a bounce‑back season.
After a 92‑point season that still left the Detroit Red Wings out of the playoffs, captain Dylan Larkin has asked for a trade, while longtime executive Steve Yzerman is set to step aside. The club is now weighing Brendan Shanahan and other candidates to lead the next era.
After leading the Kitchener Rangers to a strong season, Jussi Ahokas declined an NHL affiliate offer and will continue his OHL role, drawing attention from several professional clubs
The upcoming season promises breakout performances from six Canadian hockey prospects, each carrying distinct strengths and team expectations.
After two consecutive playoff misses, Peter DeBoer returns to the Islanders with a plan that blends structural change, key player development, and a focus on power‑play and defensive improvement.
A look at the young talent whose recent performances suggest they could become the league’s next headline acts.
More than 200 young hockey players have gathered at the Toronto Maple Leafs training facility for a three‑day summer camp organized by the Women of Colour Hockey Collective, celebrating BIPOC women in a sport where they are still under‑represented.
More than 200 participants gather for a free summer camp that blends skill development, mentorship and community building for BIPOC women in hockey.
Several University of North Dakota players traveled to NHL camps this summer, delivering performances that ranged from a surprise home run to discussions about the rigors of college hockey, highlighting the program’s growing pipeline to the professional ranks.
David Kampf has inked a three‑year contract with HC Litvinov in the Czech Extraliga, concluding a transatlantic career that spanned four NHL franchises and a stint in the Washington Capitals organization.
After a breakout development camp, Vashek Blanar spent the season in Sweden sharpening his defensive skills, representing Czechia internationally, and securing a spot at UMass for the 2027‑28 season.
Ten Cornell men's hockey players will attend NHL development camps this week, representing nine different teams and highlighting the university's expanding pipeline to the professional ranks.
The United States Hockey League will field a new team in Simi Valley starting in 2027‑28, backed by a new arena, city partnership and NHL Hall of Fame leadership.
The 2026 NHL Draft saw the University of North Dakota's men's hockey program produce six draftees, featuring the first top‑10 defensive pair in school history and the highest‑drafted twins since the Sedins.
The University of North Dakota announced that six of its hockey players were selected in the 2026 NHL Draft, marking a milestone with four first‑round selections and historic achievements for twin brothers.
The Fighting Hawks celebrated a historic NHL Draft, with eight of their committed players selected across multiple rounds, a feat not seen since 1984.
Eight University of North Dakota hockey players were chosen at the 2026 NHL Draft, establishing a new high for selections in a single draft and the most picks in the first three rounds since 2005.
A 20‑year‑old who topped the Big Ten in scoring and set a Penn State freshman point record was selected first overall in the NHL draft, cementing his place in college hockey history.