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The 2026 season introduces the Field Hockey Elite 11, a curated group of 22 standout players selected from over 100 candidates, mixing seasoned all‑state honorees with rising stars poised to make their mark.
Two star players with no‑movement clauses seek exits despite lucrative deals, sparking fan backlash and team resistance.
A late surge in Hempstead, New York, gave the Bryant Bulldogs their first road win since September 2023, ending a lengthy drought and splitting their opening weekend.
Julius Miettinen’s 27‑point playoff run, a league‑best plus‑minus and a championship with Everett have positioned him as a top prospect heading to the AHL and, eventually, the NHL.
In a tightly contested overtime match at Trager Stadium, the University of Louisville defeated Indiana University 2-1, with Aubreigh Uba's clutch penalty stroke and Emily Young's career‑high save total sealing the victory.
The UC Davis field hockey team lost 3-1 at home to UMass Lowell, with Karleski’s debut goal sparking a late rally.
Germany edged Spain 1-0 in the World Cup final, clinching their second straight title. A decisive strike by Michel Struthoff and standout saves from Jean‑Paul Danneberg sealed the victory, while Spain's impressive attack fell short.
The Minutewomen opened their campaign with two victories, highlighted by a game‑winning goal from McKenzie and a historic four‑goal burst from freshman Amber Fairon.
Cole Hutson jokes about studying hockey, commits to a hospitality degree, and navigates NHL responsibilities while completing his studies.
The Boston Bruins will dominate national television this year while key player moves and contract negotiations shape the league’s narrative.
The inaugural India Hockey 360 Festival in Chandigarh, backed by the NHL and Canucks, drew over 800 participants and featured coaching sessions, try‑outs and a summit, signaling a strategic push to expand hockey’s footprint in a cricket‑dominant nation.
Despite a 109‑point Atlantic Division title, the Buffalo Sabres face a pivotal test of depth and development as they navigate key departures and a competitive Atlantic.
Sweden topped the recent Women's Euro Hockey Tour in Kloten, with Hilda Svensson and teammates delivering key contributions as the competition prepares for its next leg in Lahti.
After a decisive tryout at Reno Ice on August 30, Nevada Hockey locked in its roster for the 2026‑27 season, a campaign that ended 9‑8 and set the stage for a full schedule beginning October 9.
Indiana University’s field hockey team dropped a 2‑1 overtime decision to Louisville, finishing the season 0‑2, but the squad showed improved shot volume and will host New Hampshire on Friday.
A tightly contested match at Jan C. Watson Field Stadium saw Georgetown take an early lead before App State forced a 1‑1 stalemate in overtime.
The Golden Bears secured a sweep of their opening weekend, combining early scoring bursts with late-game composure to defeat Central Michigan 4-2.
UConn's Abby Davidson and Milou Heuker opened scoring, while Saint Joseph's fought back with goals from Hannah Bianchino and Monica Piccioli before Ellie Goldstein sealed the win in transition.
Veteran forward Corey Perry, entering his 22nd NHL season, is poised to reach 1,500 career games while providing secondary scoring, physicality and forechecking in a fourth‑line role for the Kings.
After a storied career spanning four decades, Jaromir Jagr hints at retirement, citing a need for a miracle to continue playing.
Maryland’s field hockey team secured a 3-1 victory over Temple, improving to a 2-0 start in their fifth consecutive season and maintaining a 12-game winning streak against the Owls.
The Louisville field hockey team extended its perfect start to the season with a 2-1 overtime win over Indiana, highlighted by Lauren Masters’ regulation goal and Aubreigh Uba’s decisive penalty.
The River Hawks overcame an early deficit to defeat UC Davis 3-1, showcasing depth in scoring and control of possession as they look ahead to their next contest in Cambridge.
The Golden Flashes lost 1-0 in overtime to VCU after a dominant early performance, a weather delay, and a glimpse of key players before facing Michigan and Vermont.