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Northwestern enters the 2026 campaign as the top‑ranked team, aiming to become the first Big Ten program to win three consecutive national titles while a host of key players return to the field.
A 21‑year‑old Arizona State University hockey player suffered a sudden collapse during an outdoor conditioning drill led by a retired Green Beret, sparking an internal review and a wave of support from the hockey community.
At the LIV Golf Indianapolis tournament, former hockey goalie turned model Mikayla Demaiter and professional golfer Bryson DeChambeau appeared together for the first time, sparking headlines about their relationship.
The River Hawks blend senior leadership with promising newcomers, targeting a stronger campaign after a 2025 playoff appearance.
The Scarlet Knights bring back a core of experienced players, earn national watch‑list recognition, and welcome promising transfers as they open the year ranked No. 17.
Four Johns Hopkins University field hockey standouts — Sophia Albano, Aubrey Kilgore, Caeli Robinson and Ada Farmer — have been selected for the 2026 NFHCA Watch List, highlighting their exceptional achievements and the team's upcoming season opener.
The Vancouver Canucks hosted their annual Junior Canucks Hockey Camp, sponsored by KPMG, offering a mix of hockey instruction, teamwork exercises and new sport exposure for children.
The Wildcats, led by Coach Henry Reyes, blend experienced seniors with returning playoff‑hardened players to defend their dominance in the upcoming season.
Five Wake Forest field hockey players have been selected for the NFHCA Division I Collegiate Watchlist, highlighting a blend of experienced seniors and rising talent ahead of the upcoming season.
A deep dive into the latest player movement chatter, from Detroit’s stalled talks with Dylan Larkin to Toronto’s inability to acquire Erik Karlsson, and how league‑wide no‑move clauses are limiting roster flexibility.
A look at the roster uncertainties, the aging core, and the strategic choices that could shape the franchise’s next chapter
The 2026 NFHCA Watchlist highlights two rising talents from Saint Joseph's College, underscoring the program's growing impact on Division III field hockey.
After four seasons with the Springfield Jr. Blues, Howard arrives in Fairbanks poised to contribute his work ethic, character and offensive skill set.
The Mountaineers finished 14‑6, secured a MAC Tournament berth and a contract extension for head coach Emily Dinsmore, while preparing for a demanding slate of top‑ranked opponents.
The Black Bears begin their campaign with ranked opponents, seeking early momentum for a conference title run.
The Greater Greenville Hockey Association is set to stage its first charity golf tournament, bringing together local business leaders and hockey families to raise money for youth hockey development and broader community initiatives.
Boston College's field hockey team opens the 2026 season against Providence, featuring senior goalkeeper Charlotte Kramer, captains Madelieve Drion, Maeve Seeger and Laila Rosenquest, and a freshman class led by Ike Jakobsen.
Duke’s field hockey program reveals a series of events, including complimentary home‑game tickets, charity pledges and themed game days, as the team prepares for its 2026 campaign.
The National Field Hockey Coaches Association has released its 2026 Division I Preseason Watchlist, featuring 14 standout student‑athletes from the MAC. UMass leads with six selections, while several other schools contribute multiple players.
The Detroit Red Wings are exploring new leadership that could reshape the club’s approach to analytics and player development.
India and Belgium will meet in the 7th‑8th place match of the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 in Wavre, seeking to end their campaigns with confidence ahead of the Asian Games.
The Monarchs open the 2026 campaign in Columbus, facing Ohio State and Bellarmine, with veteran coach Andrew Griffiths guiding a blend of returning stars and fresh talent.
Six Liberty field hockey players have been named to the 2026 NFHCA Watchlist, highlighting the program’s depth and ambition as it prepares to launch the season against Maine.
The University of Vermont’s field hockey team begins its 2026 campaign with a home matchup against Northeastern, looking to build on a record-breaking preseason selection and recent home‑opener success.