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A group of six players from the Sault Female Hockey Association will pursue collegiate hockey and degrees across the United States, highlighting the growing pathway for Canadian women in the sport.
Carter Bear, the 19‑year‑old Memorial Cup champion, is set to begin his pro career with the Grand Rapids Griffins, aiming to turn his junior success into an NHL future.
The Welsh side is raising £40,000 through public donations to fund its participation in the Netherlands and Belgium tournament, where they will meet England, Pakistan and India, hoping to inspire the next generation despite financial constraints.
The Chicago Blackhawks' second day of free agency was marked by a shoulder injury to top prospect Connor Bedard and several notable league‑wide signings.
The Hockey News Big Show unpacks core player lock‑ins, goalie battles, and bold predictions across several NHL teams.
Andre Gasseau's recent two‑year contract with the San Jose Sharks marks a homecoming for the California native, linking him with former teammate Will Smith and a roster being reshaped around 2026 Olympic All‑Star forward Macklin Celebrini.
Scott Laughton has re‑signed with the Los Angeles Kings, praising the organization's support and outlining his role in stabilizing the third line during a period of transition.
The Welsh men's hockey team is preparing for the World Cup while navigating a £150,000 budget, warm‑up matches and a schedule that blends training with everyday jobs.
The 2026 U.S. Under-17 Men’s Select Team roster and coaching staff have been officially announced, highlighting national talent distribution and a storied tournament legacy.
James Dolan is handing day‑to‑day ownership of the New York Rangers to his son Quentin, who will also report to the team’s president Chris Drury, in a move highlighted by The Athletic.
The Welsh side, fresh from a 2‑1 victory over Poland in Chile, is seeking community support to cover travel, training and competition costs while inspiring the next generation of hockey talent.
Several AHL clubs have added veteran talent and promising prospects, while a few players have headed abroad, signaling a dynamic offseason across the developmental circuit.
Anna Meixner, a decorated Austrian captain, has signed a two-year contract to rejoin Sweden’s Brynas, bringing her World Championship pedigree and recent North American experience back to the club.
The Bulldogs announced a major overhaul of their hockey operations department, bringing in Hall of Famer Brian Burke and promoting Gary Roberts to vice president, while reshaping staff and coaching roles.
The Chicago Blackhawks are betting on a fresh wave of talent that has spent the last few years honing their games in the Ontario Hockey League, blending scoring prowess with defensive reliability.
The Kingston Frontenacs have signed forward Roman Vanacker to an OHL Scholarship and Development Agreement, highlighting his versatility, high character and promising offensive stats.
Aiden Fink, a seventh‑round draft pick by the Nashville Predators, is entering his fourth development camp. He has yet to debut in the NHL but has logged time with the Milwaukee Admirals, set numerous Penn State records, and learned from NHL veterans.
The Wild have signed free‑agent forward Max Shabanov to a one‑year, $1.6 million deal, banking on his elite skating and offensive upside to boost a team that finished outside the playoffs last season.
A look at the Maryland athletes selected for the July showcase in Virginia Beach, where collegiate competition could launch them onto the U.S. U‑21 women's roster.
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has announced it will no longer broadcast Hockey Night in Canada on Saturday evenings, marking the close of a decades‑long tradition while alternative platforms promise continued coverage.
From the Ducks' $35 million war chest to the Blackhawks' high‑stakes gamble, the offseason has delivered a cascade of signings, trades and cap‑space maneuvers that will shape the 2026‑27 campaign.
After a breakout season cut short by a hip injury, the 17‑year‑old forward is focusing on recovery and a new challenge at Penn State
Mario Ferraro has signed with the Winnipeg Jets, eager to contribute to a team poised for playoff contention and to reconnect with former Olympic gold‑medal teammates.
After seven seasons with the San Jose Sharks, 27‑year‑old defenceman Mario Ferraro signs with the Winnipeg Jets, eager to contribute to a competitive roster and reconnect with former Olympic teammates.