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Seattle Kraken center Matty Beniers is adding eight to ten pounds of muscle before August, aiming to boost skating speed and power‑play production while embracing a more daring style of play.
Michael Fatis, founder of the Rochester Ice Hawks, died at 81 after battling pancreatic cancer. His blend of clinical psychology and hockey passion reshaped junior hockey in Minnesota, leaving a lasting impact on players, families, and the sport.
An 18‑year‑old defenseman climbs the Avalanche’s rankings after a standout year in Sweden and international play.
The United States Under-18 Men’s Select Team secured a 4‑1 victory over Finland, extending their perfect record and setting up a final preliminary‑round clash with Germany tomorrow.
The Lethbridge Hurricanes have secured the rights to Czech import Oliver Vanha, a highly rated forward whose draft selection and international experience signal a promising addition to the roster.
Olympic gold medalists Andrew Carter and Arianna Kosakowski visited Fitchburg to coach young street hockey players, sharing insights from their World Championship triumphs and inspiring the next generation.
At 41, Alex Ovechkin is back with the Washington Capitals, signing a $4.25 million deal and aiming to add another championship to a career that already rewrites record books.
General manager Mathieu Darche, in place since the 2024‑25 season, is steering the New York Islanders toward sustained competitiveness by reshaping the front office, coaching staff and player development pipelines rather than pursuing high‑profile roster moves.
The Federal Prospects Hockey League’s newest franchise, the Oceanside Shock, has revealed its name, logo and mascot, setting the stage for its October 10 home opener at Frontwave Arena.
Amir Khanov, a promising 19‑year‑old Russian hockey defenseman, died unexpectedly while attending a clay‑modelling class in Ufa. His death has sent shockwaves through the sport, prompting tributes and an investigation into the circumstances that led to his sudden collapse.
After ten years of internal growth, the Moose Jaw Warriors appoint Scott King as head coach, succeeding Mark O’Leary, who departs for the Abbotsford Canucks after guiding the club to its first WHL title.
An August 14 fundraiser in Fort Pierre will bring together a Stanley Cup champion and a hometown NHL draftee to support the final phase of a major hockey facility upgrade.
On December 10, 2026, Penn State will meet Army West Point at Newark's Prudential Center, continuing a series of neutral‑site contests that have defined the program's recent history.
The Mustangs finished the 2022‑2023 season with a 28‑1‑1 record and a 4‑1 win over Warroad in the Class A state championship, paving the way for three key players to move on to Division I hockey.
The Carolina IceZone in Greenville, N.C., blends adult competition with youth development as the region’s love for hockey surges following the Hurricanes' championship.
Surrey’s sport infrastructure just received a major boost as a $5 million investment adds a third elite‑level field hockey surface at Tamanawis Park, supporting youth participation, national teams and future economic benefits.
The Black Knights will open the campaign with an exhibition against RPI, host a Thanksgiving home‑and‑home series, and compete in the inaugural Empire State Holiday Invitational before the Atlantic Hockey tournament begins in March.
With seven fresh faces joining the squad, Northwestern’s field hockey team is charting a strategy that leans on youth development while addressing key defensive and offensive gaps.
The 2026 Amerigol LATAM Cup is mobilizing players, fans and nations to deliver food, clothing and supplies to families still reeling from a devastating earthquake in Venezuela.
At just 16, Joey Cullen is already carving a niche in elite hockey, following in his father's championship footsteps while preparing to represent Team USA at the prestigious Hlinka Gretzky Cup.
The upcoming 2026 season sees Richmond University's field hockey program bolstered by a wave of new players, highlighted by experienced head coach Martu Loncarica and a roster that blends high‑school standouts with proven collegiate contributors.
From expanded rinks to community programs, Central Ohio’s high school teams have captured multiple championships, reshaping the state’s hockey hierarchy.
Liberty University announced that 20 of its field hockey players were selected for the 2025‑26 BIG EAST All‑Academic Team, bringing the program’s total All‑Academic selections to 201 over the past decade while also capturing conference titles and maintaining top‑tier GPAs.
The Otters' latest draft class and strategic trades bring a mix of offensive flair and defensive stability, setting the stage for an exciting campaign.