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After a 13‑year run that produced six state titles and mentored dozens of NCAA and professional players, Grant Paranica steps down, leaving a profound imprint on the program and its alumni.
Hockey India president Dilip Tirkey demands transparency from the federation’s director general over the controversial jersey change ahead of the World Cup.
The Penguins have avoided major trades and free‑agent signings, leaving fans to wonder how the roster will evolve as the front office balances rebuilding ambitions with financial realities.
An exploration of the True Value metric, its components and the surprising shifts it creates in player rankings
The United States opened the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup with a 6‑4 victory over Czechia, highlighted by Gavin Burcar’s three‑goal performance and strong goaltending from Kaeden Tate.
Samuel St‑Hilaire signs with the Trois‑Rivières Lions for the 2026‑27 season, bringing Quebec junior success and international experience.
Veteran defenseman Brad Hunt, 37, has called time on his pro hockey career following two years with the Colorado Avalanche, closing a 15‑year journey that included stints with seven NHL franchises.
The Golden Knights have secured the rights to 17‑year‑old Finnish defenseman Juho Piiparinen with a three‑year, entry‑level contract, setting the stage for a potential North American debut after a season in the Liiga.
Evan Gold, a veteran of twelve years with the Boston Bruins, has been hired as an assistant general manager for the New York Islanders, where he will also lead the AHL affiliate Hamilton Hammers and oversee contract negotiations, salary‑cap strategy and scouting.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have re‑arranged their development calendar, moving their prospects to a Detroit tournament after the Buffalo Prospects Challenge was canceled, while Buffalo eyes a Boston showcase next year
USA Hockey’s National Team Development Program reveals a subtly updated shield logo, preserving tradition and commemorating the late Jim Johannson as the 2026‑27 season approaches.
Rafael Fichandler, a Hall High School graduate, has been selected for the prestigious Brendan Burke Internship, a 10‑month program in Plymouth, Michigan, that celebrates his dedication to hockey operations.
Boston College defenseman Maxim Tremblay has been selected for Hockey Canada's National Women's Team Development Camp, a key stepping stone ahead of an upcoming three‑game series against the United States.
The University of Vermont announces a seven‑player recruiting class that blends fresh talent and seasoned transfers, aiming to strengthen the program for the upcoming season.
The Nailers have secured the services of Alexander Kuqali for the upcoming campaign, a move that blends seasoned defense with a growing family legacy in professional hockey.
The Toledo Walleye have signed Campbell Cichosz, a Minnesota native and former Minnesota State University‑Mankato alternate captain, to a contract for the 2026‑27 ECHL season, marking his first full professional campaign.
Beverly High School announced the appointment of Vin Mirasolo, a coach with 25 years of experience and close to 300 career victories, as its new varsity boys hockey coach.
Mikko Rantanen’s first full season with the Dallas Stars delivered 77 points, a top‑line partnership with Wyatt Johnston, and historic playoff hat tricks that propel the team into the next season.
The university’s Faculty‑Coach program, now in its second year, pairs faculty members with scholar‑athletes to provide mentorship, support, and a unique perspective on student success.
Minnesota’s Wild are reshaping their attack for 2026‑27 by spreading scoring across new faces, aiming for depth and balance rather than a single marquee replacement.
The Wheeling Nailers have secured the services of defenseman Alexander Kuqali through the 2026-27 campaign, reinforcing their blue line with a proven professional who brings both on‑ice production and off‑ice leadership.
After a rare bronze‑medal finish in 2025, Canada’s historic program is poised to rebound, blending veteran leadership with a deep talent pool as it prepares for the upcoming tournament.
Two Fringe productions use oversized puppets to explore creation, autonomy and societal constraints, inviting audiences to confront modern fears through laughter and theatrical spectacle.
The recent Berkshire Summer Bash hockey tournament not only crowned division champions but also raised over $20,000 for nine‑year‑old Liam Lescarbeau, with the Shamrocks and Rensselaer Rejects emerging victorious in closely contested finals.