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Veteran forward Josh Wilkins re‑signs with the South Carolina Stingrays for the 2026‑27 season, bringing his proven scoring touch and leadership back to a team eyeing another playoff run.
The Wheeling Nailers announced a two-year affiliation with the Columbus Blue Jackets and Cleveland Monsters, beginning in the 2026-27 season. The deal capitalizes on Wheeling’s strategic location between the two NHL cities, aiming to enhance player travel, expand the Nailers’ fan base, and reinforce regional hockey development.
With a pipeline that blends high‑end scorers, versatile two‑way players and promising net‑minders, Chicago's farm system is positioned to bolster the Blackhawks' lineup in the coming season.
From August 6 to 8, the Billings Cattle Punchers will host an open tryout camp at Signal Peak Energy Arena, culminating in an all-star game on August 8. Head coach Steve Haddon emphasizes community involvement as the team seeks to blend skill with local ties.
After a debut season that combined 14 goals, 16 assists and a league‑leading hit count, Justin Hryckowian is set to play an even larger role as the Stars navigate salary‑cap constraints and aim for playoff depth.
The upcoming SA U21 Interprovincial Tournament in Gqeberha will test Eastern Province’s women’s side against Western Province, North West and Free State, with captain Jorja Andrews urging fans to back the team as it aims for semifinal contention.
Orlando Solar Bears announce the re‑signing of defenseman Kade Landry, a former OHL champion and University Cup winner, who adds depth and playoff experience to the 2026‑27 roster.
The American developmental program used a week‑long tournament in Ontario to test chemistry, evaluate prospects like forward Sammy Nelson, and reinforce a collective philosophy ahead of the 2027 World Junior Championship.
U.S. coach Adam Nightingale praises the team‑first mentality of his players during the World Junior Summer Showcase in Windsor, Ontario, as the squad readies for the 2027 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship in Alberta.
Coach Adam Nightingale and 17‑year‑old forward Sammy Nelson discuss the squad's focus on unity, health and readiness as they evaluate talent for the upcoming 2027 IIHF World Junior Championship.
Brantford’s latest acquisition brings a Boston Bruins prospect into the fold, while a young defenceman heads to Owen Sound, completing a complex transaction that also involves draft‑pick adjustments
The Wheeling Nailers have announced a new ECHL partnership with the Columbus Blue Jackets, ending a 29‑year affiliation with the Pittsburgh Penguins and positioning the club for closer travel and growth in Ohio.
Bluegrass star Billy Strings turned a shocking crowd assault into a striking visual statement, donning a hockey helmet at the Fishers Event Center and sparking conversation about fan safety.
Drafted eighth overall, Jake O’Brien is blending strength training, family‑instilled discipline and AHL opportunities to make his mark in professional hockey.
Veteran forward Tanner Edwards has agreed to a new contract with the Adirondack Thunder, bringing his experience and physical play back to the club.
Penn State’s field hockey program returns to national TV in 2026 with seven Big Ten Network broadcasts, highlighted by a key October 16 matchup against Ohio State that could revive postseason hopes.
The Detroit Red Wings are exploring a low-risk, $850,000 contract for AHL leading scorer John Leonard, hoping his speed and shot can offset the loss of Patrick Kane and the trade request of captain Dylan Larkin.
The NHL’s potential 33rd franchise could call Houston home, with billionaire Dan Friedkin championing a privately funded arena to avoid public subsidies.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have committed to Ville Koivunen for eight years at an average annual value of $4 million, a move that underscores the team’s strategy as the salary cap climbs.
Ukrainian forwards Danylo Skorokhod and Semen Stasiuk have signed with Slavia Prague, seeking to translate their domestic success into European competition, while compatriots Oleksandr Levshin and Oleksandr Petrenko bolster the club’s developmental depth.
After a playing career marked by injuries and pioneering milestones, Trent Vogelhuber is back in Columbus as an assistant coach for the Blue Jackets, bringing a legacy of leadership and a deep connection to his hometown.
The Chicago Blackhawks are leveraging draft assets and international prospects to accelerate a rebuild aimed at a playoff return within two seasons.
The upcoming ceremony on August 15 will recognize three pivotal figures in St. Louis hockey history.
Noah Dower Nilsson’s entry‑level deal with the Detroit Red Wings and Liam’s return to Björklöven highlight a family’s pursuit of hockey’s highest stage.