
Three Michigan Hockey Players Drafted into the NHL
The 2026 NHL Draft saw three Michigan alumni selected by NHL teams, each bringing distinct skills and collegiate achievements to their new professional homes.
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The 2026 NHL Draft saw three Michigan alumni selected by NHL teams, each bringing distinct skills and collegiate achievements to their new professional homes.

Six Boston College alumni were selected in the 2026 NHL Draft, adding to a program‑record 28 alumni who signed NHL contracts this season.

Northwestern remains the benchmark in the Big Ten, but a wave of rebuilding programs and emerging talent promises a competitive season across the league.

The Bruins' training camp features a mix of seasoned college standouts and a teenage goaltender, each vying for a professional contract as the organization evaluates its future roster.

A Texas native’s rise through youth hockey, the USA Hockey National Team Development Program, and a dominant WHL season culminated in a top‑draft selection by the Detroit Red Wings.

The second day of the NHL Draft capped a whirlwind week of blockbuster trades and speculation, with the Penguins drafting twin brothers and other key prospects while major teams weighed potential deals.

The Summer Sled Challenge at the Space Coast Iceplex brought together adaptive athletes, volunteers and sponsors to celebrate inclusive hockey and generate essential resources for the sport.

Eight UMass-affiliated players were selected on Day 2 of the NHL Draft, bolstering the program's depth for the upcoming seasons.

The Nashville Predators’ annual Development Camp brings together 31 skaters and six goaltenders, featuring top 2026 draft picks and promising 2025 selections, as the organization evaluates future stars for the upcoming NHL season.

The Kings announced a 39‑player lineup for their upcoming development camp, highlighting a blend of draft picks, European standouts and returning alumni.
The Detroit Red Wings traded goaltender Sebastian Cossa to the Utah Mammoth to select J.P. Hurlbert at No. 23, while also drafting Victor Plante, a move analysts say adds scoring depth and NHL potential.
The Detroit Red Wings open their annual development camp, blending on‑ice drills with off‑ice workshops and mentorship from alumni such as Daniel Cleary and Niklas Kronwall, while GM Steve Yzerman announces a shift in training‑camp plans.

The NHL club announces dates, participants, and a public‑friendly format for its annual development camp.

A dramatic penalty shoot‑out saw the Indian men’s team defeat England 3‑2, with defender Sanjay earning Player of the Match after a disciplined performance.

The Panthers have most of their roster set, but they must fill two goaltending spots, re-sign restricted free agents and navigate a tight salary cap before the new season begins.

A look at the upcoming campaigns of the Vancouver Canucks and the Vancouver Goldeneyes, where new draft selections and family ties promise an exciting future for the region's hockey fans.

The 40th annual Bulldog Hockey Alumni Golf Outing returns to Ferris State’s Katke Golf Course, offering golf, dinner, raffle prizes and sponsorship opportunities for a $150 fee per participant.

The Nittany Lions secure two top prospects, Egor Shilov and Ryder Fetterolf, who will debut in the 2026‑27 season, bolstering the roster with NHL‑drafted skill and award‑winning goaltending.

Coach Adam Nightingale celebrated a historic draft class that set program and NCAA records, with Cullen McCrate becoming the ninth Spartan picked and the team aiming for a Frozen Four appearance.

The 2026 NHL Draft saw Boston College produce six draftees, highlighted by Oscar Hemming’s 14th‑overall pick and impressive performances from Mutryn, Berzkalns, Murnieks, Henriquez and Cameron.

The Irish will open the season with a U.S. NTDP under‑18 team, host Toronto and Niagara, then travel to face Western Michigan, Merrimack, Bowling Green, Boston College and Stonehill throughout the fall and winter.

Ohio State’s men’s hockey program, after missing the NCAA tournament last year, is poised for a resurgence as four of its recent draftees prepare to join the roster while still in college.

The 2026 NHL Draft saw four Ohio State prospects selected, allowing them to keep their college eligibility while turning professional.

A look at how a wave of top‑draft selections is reshaping the Spartans' roster and signaling a new era of defensive strength.