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The University of Connecticut's women's field hockey team launches the 2026 campaign with a pair of early contests against New Hampshire and Saint Joseph's, highlighted by a return of experienced players and new transfers, all broadcast on ESPN+.
Despite a strong showing in Sweden, Detroit’s 19‑year‑old prospect Eddie Genborg is unable to attend training camp due to an undisclosed injury, and will remain with Timra as the organization reassesses his role.
The Greenville Swamp Rabbits have signed third‑year forward Chaz Smedsrud, reuniting him with Head Coach Chad Costello and adding depth to their offensive lineup.
Maple Grove unveils the official logo for Hockey Day Minnesota 2028, sparking community excitement and highlighting local hockey pride.
Troy Ryan assembles a mixed‑experience coaching lineup, blending promotion of franchise faces with real‑world testing in the Bay Area, while Kristen O'Neill leads the first signing and sparks early optimism.
After back-to-back NCAA tournament appearances, the University of Connecticut men’s hockey team is poised to chase its first Hockey East title in the upcoming 2026‑27 season, bolstered by key returnees and a fresh arena.
The Oshawa Generals will wear historic black-and-gold uniforms in five 2026-27 OHL games, celebrating a legacy that spans eight decades and a connection to the Boston Bruins.
Connor Hellebuyck's trade request, Cale Makar's upcoming extension, and Macklin Celebrini's new deal dominate the NHL conversation, while the Bruins prepare for a demanding schedule and promising prospects emerge.
The Colorado Avalanche’s latest Top 25 Under 25 ranking highlights T.J. Hughes, a 24‑year‑old forward whose collegiate success and professional promise are reshaping his trajectory within the organization.
The Tar Heels aim for a tenth consecutive ACC Tournament title and a twelfth national championship as they begin their 53rd season with a mix of seasoned leaders and new recruits.
The 2026‑27 fantasy hockey goalie landscape is dominated by Andrei Vasilevskiy at the summit, but uncertainty surrounds the rest of the tiered rankings as backup usage and performance volatility reshape the position.
The National Field Hockey Coaches Association highlighted three Alvernia players on its 2026 Watchlist, celebrating their 2025 contributions and previewing the team’s upcoming season opener
The Uxbridge High field hockey squad, defending five‑time state champions, blends rigorous conditioning with a deep sense of team spirit as they chase a sixth straight title in 2026.
The North Salem Tigers are building on a challenging 2025 season, integrating nine newcomers and leveraging returning seniors to compete in Class C.
Team Ukraine defeated Great Britain in all four matches of the 2026 GB Invitational Exhibition Tournament, with Oleksandr Zhavnenko leading the scoring.
At 90, Bill Greenwood not only becomes the first England international hockey player to play at that age, but also remains active as a coach, sharing his lifelong passion for the sport.
Bill Greenwood, a Somerset resident, made history as the first England international hockey player to compete at the age of 90, proving that passion for sport knows no age limit.
Over 40 former NCAA Division I women's hockey players are moving to U SPORTS programs for the upcoming season, bringing elite experience and international flair to Canadian university teams.
The Tar Heels enter their 53rd season with a blend of veteran leadership, a strong preseason favorite status and a schedule that includes marquee matchups against Michigan and Iowa, while preparing to host the 2026 ACC Tournament in Chapel Hill.
A three‑game summer series in British Columbia saw Canada defeat the United States across all contests, highlighting standout goaltending, historic NHL camp appearances, and the rise of U18 star Adrianna Milani.
Despite early dismissals and a lack of college offers, Ryan Glazer has carved a path through junior leagues, college hockey, and now the Federal Prospects Hockey League, chasing a dream that blends passion with perseverance.
The Pittsburgh Penguins enter a pivotal season with a mix of seasoned stars, untested net‑minders and a front office trying to balance legacy with renewal.
Kirill Kaprizov’s remarkable scoring surge without Mats Zuccarello signals a strategic shift for the Minnesota Wild, as they explore new partnerships to keep their top scorer thriving.
The Avalanche and Wild are negotiating extensions for Cale Makar and Quinn Hughes, with Hughes eyeing a lucrative long‑term deal while Hunter Haight seeks an NHL roster spot and Connor Hellebuyck signals a possible move.