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The Professional Women’s Hockey League announced the addition of Britta Curl‑Salemme, a recent Olympian and Minnesota Frost standout, as part of its expansion roster for the 2026‑27 season.
After a strong second season with the Ottawa Senators, Nick Cousins is poised to negotiate a new deal that could double his current salary and extend his stay in the capital.
The Mavericks hold a 1-0 edge after a 6-0 win, with key performances from Romano and Randl, while the second‑period dominance and upcoming Game 3 in Florida set the stage for a pivotal showdown.
The Hurricanes' perfect overtime record and ability to rebound after losses have defined their run, culminating in a stunning overtime win in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final.
The Nashville Predators have announced a sweeping reshuffle of their hockey operations, hiring Chris MacFarland and promoting Rob Blake, even as Joe Sakic continues to steer the Colorado Avalanche.
When two blind siblings in Minnesota wanted to follow in their older brother's hockey footsteps, their parents turned that wish into a community league for visually impaired players.
Three leading 2026 draft candidates share their experiences navigating NCAA, international play, and family ties as they aim for NHL careers.
Sophomore forward Max Plante earns the 2026 Jim Johannson award, joins an elite list of UMD players, and prepares for international play with the U.S. national team.
Two blind children in Minnesota inspired their parents to create a hockey league that lets visually impaired kids experience the sport they love, as featured in a Home Town segment with Mike Max.
After a shutout in the first two periods, Seth Jarvis' overtime winner gave the Hurricanes a 2‑1 series lead, setting the stage for a pivotal Game 3 in Las Vegas.
The University of New Hampshire has released its full 2026‑27 men’s ice hockey schedule, highlighting 19 home games at the Whittemore Center, a season‑opening road trip to Quinnipiac and a series of high‑profile matchups against arch‑rival Maine and Michigan State.
The NCAA’s latest eligibility change postpones the start of the five‑year clock for hockey players until they turn 19 or graduate high school, a move championed by USA Hockey, the NHL and college commissioners to preserve the American development model.
The NCAA is weighing a proposal that would grant all athletes a five‑year eligibility period starting at high school graduation, a shift that could cut eligibility for the classes of 2024 and 2025 and force college hockey programs to adapt.
The Carolina Hurricanes' deep playoff run has sparked a measurable rise in youth hockey enrollment across the state, especially among girls.
An 18‑year‑old forward from Whitehorse, Yukon, is expected to be the top selection in the upcoming NHL draft, but off‑ice concerns and competition from European prospects add layers to his draft story.
The 2026 Stanley Cup Final is evenly poised after two games, with the Vegas Golden Knights and Carolina Hurricanes each claiming a win. As the series shifts to Vegas, players reflect on the intensity, the role of fans, and the need to tighten play.
The Hockey Show breaks down the opening games of the Stanley Cup Final, Dylan Larkin's trade request, All-Star Game changes, Maple Leafs' internal dynamics, and a surprising father‑son moment in Carolina.
A 19‑year‑old from Yukon, Gavin McKenna, is projected as the No. 1 overall selection in the NHL Draft, having impressed with 41 WHL goals and 15 NCAA points, while emphasizing that money played no role in his collegiate choice.
Cliff Fletcher, a Hall of Fame builder whose career spanned decades and included a Stanley Cup with the Flames and key moves for the Maple Leafs, has died at age 90.
In Augusta, Georgia, a repurposed tennis court has become the heart of a thriving ball‑hockey scene, driven by Ty Mercer’s vision and bolstered by the upcoming Augusta Lynx.
The Augusta Lynx, a freshly formed ball hockey squad, are setting up shop at the Augusta Exchange to introduce the sport to residents, offer youth programs and support local charities, while aligning with a national push to popularize ball hockey across the United States.
The NCAA has updated its age‑based eligibility framework, allowing the five‑year participation window to begin at college enrollment or after a student‑athlete turns 19, a change championed by hockey leaders and praised by industry figures.
After nearly sixteen years of service, assistant general manager Brian Poile is leaving the Nashville Predators, prompting a leadership reshuffle that includes the appointment of Chris MacFarland as president of hockey operations and Rob Blake as executive vice president.
After nearly 16 years with the Nashville Predators, Assistant General Manager Brian Poile is leaving the organization, as announced by President of Hockey Operations Chris MacFarland.