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Colorado College announces six newcomers for the 2026‑27 season, featuring five freshmen and one transfer, headlined by players with NHL draft selections and notable junior achievements.
After a distinguished four‑decade career, Steve Piotrowski is back as the NCAA secretary‑rules editor, overseeing rule standards for both men’s and women’s ice hockey. His second term begins September 1, bringing deep tournament experience and a commitment to rule clarity.
The Edmonton Oilers' championship drive leaves the Bakersfield Condors relying on a thin prospect pool, yet promising players and veteran additions suggest a competitive season may still be possible.
A summer spent coaching at the UMF Field Hockey Camp in Bristol, Maine, blended skill development with community mentorship, highlighting the rise of Lincoln County athletes heading to college.
The NCAA announced the appointment of Steve Piotrowski as secretary‑rules editor for men’s and women’s hockey, effective September 1, highlighting his extensive officiating background.
The Idaho Steelheads announced the addition of defenseman Brady Keeper, a 30‑year‑old who has logged time in the NHL, AHL and ECHL, ahead of the team’s season opener against New Mexico and the Allen Americans.
The first PNC Hockey Day Minnesota Classic will take place at Madden’s on Gull Lake on August 12, featuring Gopher hockey players, a limited discount for members, and proceeds supporting local youth hockey initiatives.
The Idaho Steelheads have secured a contract with 30‑year‑old Brady Keeper, adding a seasoned blue‑liner who has logged time in the NHL, AHL and ECHL to their roster for the upcoming campaign.
A high school player in Manitoba was found to have led a campaign of hazing that included spankings, a sex kit and intimidation, resulting in a five‑year suspension that an arbitrator upheld.
An independent investigation confirmed that a high school hockey star coordinated spankings, threats and a ‘sex kit’ assault, leading to a five‑year ban from Hockey Canada activities.
The Colorado Eagles have appointed Jussi Ahokas as their new head coach, tasked with sustaining the momentum from a strong 2025‑26 campaign and guiding a reshaped roster toward a first-ever Calder Cup.
Pittsburgh’s eight‑year, $32 million agreement with Ville Koivunen signals a calculated risk, driven by market pressures and the player’s summer development progress.
Detroit’s Moritz Seider was named the 2025‑26 Rod Langway Award winner, edging out Carolina’s Jaccob Slavin and others, while his iron‑man streak and defensive impact fuel speculation about his future as team captain.
The United States men’s O‑60 side will compete in the 2026 WMH World Cup in Brasschaat, Belgium, with key contributors sharing their journeys from immigrant roots to late‑life sporting passion.
After 26 years with Sportsnet, veteran analyst Kelly Hrudey has been told his contract will not be renewed, marking the end of a distinguished broadcasting career while he hints at future endeavors.
The Penguins have committed eight years and $4 million per season to Ville Koivunen, a move that underscores a calculated risk amid criticism of the forward's modest NHL production.
The Bloomington Bison have announced the signings of Raivis Ansons and Evgeniy Oksentyuk, two prospects with NHL draft backgrounds and medal‑winning records on the world stage.
The University of Maine announced its 2026 women's field hockey schedule, highlighting four early home games and a slate of contests against a mix of regional and national opponents.
When a Marblehead police officer showed up over a children’s hockey net, the author realized the issue was not about the net itself but about the fabric of neighborhood life, where shared play and mutual respect create true community strength.
The United States finished second after an 8-1 loss to Canada in the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup championship game, a result that underscored both teams' competitive spirit and Canada's power-play efficiency.
The University of Massachusetts Lowell announced the hiring of Ben Howarth, a seasoned field hockey strategist with extensive NCAA, European, and national team experience, to lead player development and tactical innovation for the River Hawks.
UMass Lowell Athletics is transforming the Talon Club at the Tsongas Center into the Billy Riley Champions Lounge, a tribute to the coach who led the program to three Division II championships and helped shape Hockey East.
The Fightin’ Blue Hens program, celebrated for its 17 conference titles and a 2016 NCAA championship, is set to become the second Delaware team to join the MAC, bringing a legacy of excellence to the league.
A charity golf outing in Jefferson County, Ohio, brought together more than three hundred supporters to honor Josh Merriman, a 21‑year‑old Robert Morris University hockey player who died in 2017, and to raise funds for the Josh Merriman Foundation.