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From golf auctions to blood drives, the Blue Jackets are weaving community spirit into September ahead of their October 1 home opener against the Buffalo Sabres.
The Blue Jackets are set to launch a series of fan‑focused events, charity drives and exclusive offers from September 1 through October 1, culminating in the home opener against the Buffalo Sabres.
The Hawks aim to improve on a 3‑12 record, with three captains leading a blend of veterans and nine newcomers under Coach Rhonwen Peters.
The Iowa Wild will host the Manitoba Moose for two preseason games in Saint Paul, offering $5 tickets and directing all revenue to the Minnesota Wild Foundation.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League announced a two‑year extension for captain Kendall Coyne Schofield, preserving the core that has delivered back‑to‑back championships and positioning Minnesota for another deep playoff run.
The Lions opened their campaign with a 9‑1 triumph, showcasing offensive firepower and a stingy defense.
A routine hockey game at Skatetown Ice Arena turned into a lifesaving moment when Probation Officer Ben Hertel performed CPR and used an AED on teammate Ken Dorner, who collapsed without a pulse.
From charity auctions and blood drives to open practices and street‑hockey clinics, the Blue Jackets are leveraging their 'Hockey Is Back' celebration to engage fans and support local causes ahead of the 2026‑27 season opener.
Brown University’s men’s and women’s hockey programs are opening Meehan Auditorium to children under eighth grade for a free skate, featuring photos and autographs. Registration is required via BrownBears.com/Skate, and season tickets are now on sale as the teams prepare for their 2026‑27 season openers.
A look at the latest developments involving Jaromir Jagr, Aaron Donald, Kenny Pickett, and Marquez Valdes‑Scantling as the sports world braces for a busy offseason
The Avalanche’s roster overhaul, high league rankings and ongoing trade speculation shape a pivotal offseason for the franchise.
Indiana Field Hockey announces a series of themed home games for 2026, each paired with giveaways, youth clinics and community recognitions.
Star net‑minder Connor Hellebuyck has asked out of Winnipeg, citing the club’s inability to build a contender. His departure could reshape the Central Division race, giving the Minnesota Wild a chance to rise.
Raccoon Logic’s upcoming Breakaway Hockey League promises fast‑paced 4‑on‑4 arcade action, deep customization, and a competitive ladder, all built on community feedback and frequent playtests.
In a recent interview, new Abbotsford Canucks head coach Ryan Papaioannou outlined how he plans to blend the AHL affiliate’s structure with Vancouver’s vision, prioritize honest communication and build confidence in young players, and navigate the league’s recent rule change that permits 19‑year‑olds to play.
The 2026 field hockey season opened with a dramatic 4‑3 overtime loss for Wake Forest against Iowa at Kentner Stadium, exposing both promise and vulnerability in the squad.
Landon DuPont, raised in Switzerland and Germany, discusses his hockey upbringing, his father Micki DuPont’s mentorship, his choice of the University of Michigan, and his goals for the upcoming draft and international play.
The Tar Heels opened their season with a narrow loss to Iowa, ending a preseason weekend winless for the first time in five years.
Liberty's field hockey squad opened the 2026 campaign with a dominant win over Maine before a narrow defeat to UMass, setting the stage for a challenging schedule ahead.
Jakub Husár, a Slovak net‑minder, has pledged to the University of North Dakota for the 2028‑29 season after a scholarship offer from head coach Dane Jackson, targeting a future NHL draft selection.
Once near fiscal insolvency, Darrow School has doubled its enrollment, acquired a $15.3 million lakeside campus, and introduced a distinctive hands‑on curriculum while navigating ongoing financial and renovation challenges.
The Colorado Avalanche finished first in goals per game and goals allowed, captured the Presidents' Trophy and now face a pivotal playoff outlook shaped by contract extensions, cap limits and betting odds.
A look at how Detroit’s newest players are reviving retired numbers, honoring franchise history while shaping the team's future.
The Black Bears fell 7-0 to Massachusetts in Orono, outshot 22-6 and look to rebound against Stonehill on September 4.