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Canada’s 4‑0 shutout of the United States and Finland’s win over Czechia set the stage for a semifinal round that will feature Sweden versus Switzerland and Latvia against Norway, with legacy and emerging talent intertwining.
Temple University announces its 2026 field hockey schedule, highlighting eight home games at Howarth Field and the hosting of the 2026 BIG EAST Championship, as Coach Michelle Vittese enters her sixth season with a 56-39 record.
Canada’s quarter‑final victory over the United States was highlighted by early power‑play goals, a stellar performance from Jet Greaves in goal, and late empty‑net markers from Connor Brown and Sidney Crosby. Finland also advanced, while the remaining fixtures pit Norway against Latvia and Sweden against Switzerland.
Josh Sciba, a Westland native, will lead PWHL Detroit as the league's newest franchise prepares for its inaugural season in 2026‑27.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League has laid out a six‑phase process to distribute its 2026 expansion roster, offering multiple negotiating windows for players and safeguarding competitive balance across all twelve teams.
A dominant performance sees Canada defeat the United States 4‑0, advancing to the semifinals and keeping its historic championship quest alive.
A dominant performance by Canada sees the hosts defeat Team USA 4-0, with key goals, saves and empty‑net finishes shaping the contest.
After a challenging previous season, Juraj Slafkovsky’s 73‑point campaign and chemistry with Nick Suzuki propel him onto The Hockey News’ Top 100, while his international performances cement his status as a rising star.
Forward Xavier Lieb has agreed to a contract with the Brantford Bulldogs, joining the team after a standout season with the Dubuque Fighting Saints.
Savannah Harmon, a two‑time world champion and Olympic medalist, has retired from professional hockey, thanking teammates, coaches and fans while looking ahead to the next chapter.
A journalist recounts his early days in Texas, the abrupt shift to covering hockey in British Columbia, and the deep communal ties that bind fans to their teams.
Savannah Harmon, a decorated player for Team USA and the Toronto Sceptres, has announced her retirement, closing a chapter that included two world‑championship golds, an Olympic silver, and a pivotal role in the inaugural PWHL Draft.
The 2025‑26 salary guide from the PWHL Players Association reveals a broad pay spectrum among Minnesota’s professional women’s hockey players, comparing earnings to state and national medians and highlighting both top earners and those on the league minimum.
Phillip Sinn, a 22-year-old German defenseman, has agreed to a two-year entry-level contract with the San Jose Sharks after a breakout season in the Deutsche Eishockey Liga and notable performances for Germany’s national teams.
Josh Sciba, a Westland‑born coach with more than 15 years of experience, has been named the inaugural head coach of PWHL Detroit, the team set to debut at Little Caesars Arena in the fall of 2026.
Utah Mammoth have secured the rights of 19‑year‑old defenseman Gregor Biber on a three‑year, entry‑level contract, bringing a promising European pedigree into the organization.
The Harvard-Westlake girls varsity volleyball and field hockey teams each secured a championship this season, earning rings and admiration at a school-wide assembly.
Veteran coach Josh Sciba, a native of Westland, Michigan, has been named head coach of the Detroit Professional Women's Hockey League team. General manager Manon Rheaume will guide the roster as the franchise prepares for its debut at Little Caesars Arena in late 2026.
Former Team USA assistant and Union College head coach Josh Sciba will lead the Professional Women’s Hockey League’s Detroit franchise, working alongside GM Manon Rhéaume to build a competitive roster for a fall debut at Little Caesars Arena.
Max Plante's latest honor adds to a season of record‑breaking performances, highlighting his blend of talent, family tradition, and team‑first mentality.
Caroline Harvey’s unprecedented achievements — including Olympic MVP, the Patty Kazmaier Award, and multiple WCHA honors — have cemented her place among the game’s all‑time greats.
Brooklyn Schneiderhan, a Calgary‑born hockey prodigy, navigated an unconventional path to elite competition, earning a spot on the U.S. ball‑hockey team and a contract in Switzerland, all while planning a future in nursing.
The quarter-final matchups for the 2026 IIHF World Hockey Championship have been confirmed, featuring high-profile clashes between Canada and the United States, Finland and Czechia, Switzerland and Sweden, and Norway and Latvia in Swiss venues.
The second annual Colorado Alumni Faceoff will take place on August 23 at Denver’s Magness Arena, featuring former DU Pioneers and Colorado Avalanche players. Tickets support youth hockey, scholarships and mental‑health initiatives, and VIP packages offer exclusive access and memorabilia.