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Norwich University has released its 2026‑27 men's ice hockey schedule, featuring a Division I exhibition against Dartmouth College, a full Little East Conference title defense, and the return of standout players Sami Molu and Cooper Bertrand.
The Brantford Bulldogs have added a high‑scoring forward whose championship pedigree could reshape their offense.
The Kansas City Mavericks clinched the Western Conference with a 4-3 overtime victory over the Fort Wayne Comets, setting up a Kelly Cup Finals showdown against the Florida Everblades.
The Ontario Hockey League franchise announced a scholarship and development agreement with forward Anthony Thomas‑Maroon, a 17‑year‑old who spent the 2025‑26 season with the Muskegon Lumberjacks and is committed to Western Michigan University.
The Boston Bruins have secured forward Navrin Mutter on a one‑year, two‑way contract, setting the stage for a critical development period as he aims to cement an NHL role.
The TV series ‘Heated Rivalry’ has sparked renewed attention on Chicago Pride Hockey, a queer‑focused league that has expanded its teams, secured grants, and advocated for trans inclusion in the sport.
A clutch defensive play by Mitch Marner sparked a win that propelled the Golden Knights into a decisive Game 2 showdown with the Carolina Hurricanes.
Calvin de Haan, a 35‑year‑old defenseman with 679 NHL games across six teams, has chosen to remain in Sweden’s SHL with Rögle BK Angelholm, signing a two‑year extension after a successful first season.
Dayne Beuker, ranked 76th among North American skaters for the 2026 NHL Entry Draft, signed a Western Hockey League Scholarship and Development Agreement with the Lethbridge Hurricanes. The move follows his impressive 61‑point season in the USNTDP U18 program and his father Dean Beuker's WHL background.
The Knights announced a scholarship and development agreement with forward Geno Carcone, highlighting his 52‑point season and three‑year junior career.
The South Carolina Stingrays logged over 1,500 volunteer hours this season, partnering with dozens of local organizations and delivering tangible aid to thousands of residents.
Governor Steve Sisolak and health leaders appeal for residents to join the Battle Born Medical Corps, while educators agree to share sick leave and construction on the $1 billion Neon project continues to affect traffic.
Maloney's upcoming induction celebrates his career, his witty quotes, and his light‑hearted approach to the game.
Larry Kwong’s journey from a small‑town rink in British Columbia to becoming the first non‑white player in the NHL is a story of perseverance that continues to inspire Asian athletes worldwide.
From jersey auctions to youth scholarships, the Grand Rapids Griffins' 2025‑26 campaign delivered unprecedented financial and volunteer support to dozens of West Michigan organizations.
At 17, Landon DuPont is at a crossroads, balancing the lure of the WHL against the promise of NCAA growth and emerging name, image and likeness opportunities.
Marcus Foligno received the King Clancy Memorial Trophy at a ceremony honoring his leadership on and off the ice, with his brother Nick presenting the award and a $25,000 donation to their family foundation.
The Windsor Spitfires have announced the signing of defenceman Jesse Debruyn, a 2025 OHL Priority Selection fourth‑round pick who impressed during a brief call‑up and a solid season with the Komoka Kings.
Former Rangers star Don Maloney will receive a Hall of Fame berth, sparking memories of his on‑ice feats, witty sayings and a playful bet with Wayne Gretzky.
Providence College announced the addition of Everett Baldwin to its men's hockey roster for the 2026‑27 season, bringing a promising defensive prospect with NHL draft experience and junior league accolades.
Judd Brackett’s transition to the Maple Leafs raises the stakes for five promising players whose performances may finally settle the debate over his drafting legacy.
The Boston Fleet have appointed François Méthot as their third head coach, leveraging his extensive background in player development and deep connections across women's hockey.
From Roman Kantserov's eagerly awaited arrival in Chicago to the Jack Adams Award controversy and a flurry of coaching interviews, the NHL's off‑season moves promise major reshuffles for several franchises.
Franklin & Marshall has released its 2026 field hockey schedule, looking to build on a 15‑4 season that reached the Centennial Conference Tournament semifinal. The lineup features 17 regular‑season games, seven non‑conference matchups and ten conference contests, ending with the NCAA Tournament championship weekend hosted in Geneva, N.Y.