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A new child‑focused counseling room at the R.J. Zuckerberg Cancer Center, funded by the Islanders Children’s Foundation, will bring hockey‑themed comfort to youngsters whose parents are undergoing cancer treatment.
A well‑intentioned Mother's Day tribute by USA Hockey sparked confusion when a picture of Charlie McAvoy's sister was mislabeled as his mother, leading to a quick correction and removal of the post.
The 2026 National Hockey Festival will bring together teams across multiple age divisions to Naples, Florida, offering high‑level play, economic benefits, and a showcase of the sport’s growing popularity.
At a New York women’s sports summit, Seattle Torrent GM Meghan Turner discussed the challenges of building an expansion franchise during an Olympic year, the team’s record attendance, and the cultural vision that drives both players and fans.
Flavor Flav is organizing a "She Got Game" event in Las Vegas to celebrate the U.S. women's hockey team's 2026 Olympic gold medal, presenting them with a city key and proclamation amid a White House snub and a political remark.
Inspired by a childhood hockey game, Ayen Messick designed and built mobile skate racks and a refurbished donation bin for the Austin Metro Hockey Association, paving the way for future community play.
The city will host a press conference on May 13 to unveil the new franchise, its ownership, league affiliation and plans for youth development, inviting fans to shape the team’s identity.
A court in Manitoba has sentenced former coach Madison Biluk to six years in prison for luring and sexually assaulting a teenage player, underscoring the severe impact of his misconduct.
A Florida Panthers sled hockey clinic in Fort Lauderdale gave players of all ages and abilities a chance to experience adaptive hockey under the guidance of seasoned coaches.
The Philadelphia Flyers' leadership expressed gratitude to fans for their unwavering support after a season that saw the team break a playoff drought and advance to the second round of the Stanley Cup tournament.
Ben Danford, the Maple Leafs’ 2024 first‑round pick, navigates a transition from the Oshawa Generals to the Toronto Marlies, while his international experience adds depth to a playoff‑bound roster.