
Allen Americans Bolster Roster with Youthful, Physical Additions
The ECHL affiliate of the Ottawa Senators announces four new contracts that promise to deepen their lineup and chase another championship.
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The ECHL affiliate of the Ottawa Senators announces four new contracts that promise to deepen their lineup and chase another championship.

A charity hockey game between Amherst police officers and firefighters will raise funds for a pediatric intensive care unit, honoring a teen who died in a 2025 e‑dirt bike crash.

The Bakersfield Condors have added forward Tucker Robertson on a one‑year deal, while Ole Julian Bjorgvik-Holm heads to Austria and Mac Hollowell looks to reignite his career in Germany.

A new analytical model adjusts raw point totals for age, showing that teenage phenoms like Gavin McKenna and Macklin Celebrini deliver outsized impact when measured against older competition.

The Ivy League program announces its newest roster, highlighting players from Chile, Scotland, Kentucky, New Jersey and Washington, D.C., who will join under Coach Jason Klinkradt.

A July 2024 filing in Grand County District Court accuses former Colorado Amateur Hockey Association president Randy Kanai of moving a Granby property to a controlled entity to avoid satisfying a $606,812 judgment for misappropriated funds.

After back‑to‑back Western Conference titles, the Firebirds aim to capture the Calder Cup in 2026‑27, relying on a blend of veteran talent and emerging stars while navigating uncertainty around key defensive call‑ups.

Providence Bruins have signed forward Cross Hanas to a one‑year AHL contract, adding depth and clutch performance to their lineup.

A high school hockey team in Rhode Island overcame a devastating loss to win the state title, a journey documented by ESPN.

Defenseman Kaelan Taylor is returning to the Tahoe Knight Monsters for a second full season after a productive 2023‑24 campaign that saw him record 20 points in 67 games.

A new limited‑edition watch commemorates the 1,148 NHL games played by Hall of Fame defenseman Borje Salming, blending his signature style with a tribute to his enduring impact on European hockey and charitable work.

Two young hockey players discuss how early mentorship, geographic moves, and a willingness to pivot between sports have shaped their journeys toward the 2026 NHL Entry Draft.
President Donald Trump's initial jest about inviting the women's hockey team to the White House gave way to public commendation, yet the squad declined a State of the Union invitation, highlighting the delicate balance between celebration and scheduling constraints.

After a career that saw him rise from the AHL to the NHL with the Edmonton Oilers and Carolina Hurricanes, Noah Philp has decided to hang up his skates, ending his contract with Swedish club HV71.
President Trump reversed his stance on the women's hockey gold medalists, inviting them to the White House after a phone call, while the team declined a State of the Union invitation and USA Hockey weighed in on the men's team's locker‑room party.

The Ontario Hockey League club announced additions to its hockey operations and equipment management staff, outlining a schedule that begins with road and home openers against Peterborough and Ottawa.

Former Spokane Chiefs player Berkly Catton, now with the Kraken, reflects on the devastating Eastern Washington fires, the loss of his billet family's neighborhood, and his commitment to aid affected residents before training camp.
Ottawa 67’s forward Brock Chitaroni discusses his rapid development and pride in representing Canada at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup, a showcase of the nation’s top junior talent.

A surge in youth registration, the addition of new PWHL franchises and a historic Olympic victory are driving unprecedented interest in women’s hockey across the United States.

An initial skeptic chronicles the scale, highlights, and critiques of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, ultimately embracing its drama and planning future sports fandom.

After a brief professional stint and a prolific college season, forward Ben Allison is back with the Maine Mariners, bringing a blend of scoring talent and family hockey heritage to the team.

The ceremony will retire Kopitar’s No. 11 and unveil a bronze statue, celebrating his record‑breaking career and community contributions.

A look at five prospects poised to make their AHL debuts in the 2026‑27 season.

A 21‑year‑old defenseman drafted 17th overall in 2023, Axel Sandin‑Pellikka shows offensive promise but must tighten his defensive game and prove he belongs in Detroit’s lineup.