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Forward Linus Hemstrom has signed a new deal with the Maine Mariners, bringing a 35‑point season and international experience back to the ECHL affiliate of the Boston Bruins.
At Little Caesars Arena on August 25, 2026, the Professional Women’s Hockey League announced the signing of forward Hillary Knight, marking a pivotal moment for the franchise and the league.
From modest freshman numbers to a 44‑point senior season, Charlie Stramel’s rapid rise is forcing the Minnesota Wild to rethink its center depth and future strategy.
From overcoming early exclusion on a boys' hockey rink to earning top honors in high school, Hannah Rosenheck is now poised to lead Middlebury College’s women’s hockey program toward a national championship and possibly beyond.
Johns Hopkins' field hockey squad opens the 2026 season against a nationally ranked opponent, aiming to extend a streak of conference dominance and NCAA contention.
After nine seasons of playoff appearances, the Vegas Golden Knights are poised to blend veteran talent with emerging stars under new head coach Ryan Craig, hoping to translate their storied past into a future championship.
The Hawks enter the 2026 season at No. 20, facing a slate that features Northwestern, North Carolina, Princeton and a host of other top‑ten teams, beginning with a home game against No. 11 UConn.
Harvard leads the 2026 Ivy League field hockey preseason poll, with Princeton, Yale and Cornell following. Brown will open its season against UConn on September 4 at Goldberger Family Field.
The 2026 NFHCA preseason coaches’ poll places Miami at No.10 and UMass at No.15, setting the stage for a season opener filled with high‑profile games and key player returns.
Harvard’s field hockey program enters the 2026 season as the Ivy League’s preseason favorite, riding a wave of historic achievements and a top‑five national ranking.
Star forward Hilary Knight joins forces with trailblazing GM Manon Rheaume as Detroit prepares its newest Professional Women’s Hockey League team, unveiling a name, coaching staff, and a shared ambition to grow the sport.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute announced the hiring of Matt Nicholson, a seasoned Division I assistant and former NAHL head coach, to lead the next phase of its hockey program.
The latest Ivy League field hockey preseason poll, released this week, reflects the growing anticipation among coaches and analysts as the league prepares for another competitive campaign. Media members across the Ivy League conducted the voting, and the results immediately highlighted Harvard’s clear favorite status.
The Trailblazers will open their season on September 18 against McKendree University, offering free home games, a mascot appearance, and a two‑year degree that lets athletes pursue hockey without debt.
Both Argentina's men's and women's national field hockey teams have secured spots in the 2026 World Cup semifinals, joining the Netherlands as the only nation with both squads in the last four. The women's team, known as Las Leonas, advanced after a goalless draw with Belgium, while the men's side earned their place with a 5‑3 victory over India. Their upcoming matches will pit them against Australia and Germany, respectively, in a bid for a seventh championship.
The Los Angeles Field Hockey Association’s varsity girls' team enters the 2026‑27 season as defending Tournament of Champions champions, aiming to sustain their momentum while forging stronger chemistry and personal growth.
A historic World Cup exit has sparked criticism of Pakistan's hockey decline, with calls to prioritize the Asian Games and address talent shortages
Peter Thome, a former collegiate standout from Minnesota, is set to wear sweater number 00 for the Minnesota Wild in the 2024 season, serving as the team's permanent Emergency Backup Goalie while also contributing as a hockey operations analyst.
Northwestern's field hockey team enters the 2026 campaign as the unanimous No. 1 in the NFHCA preseason poll, riding a streak of dominance that includes three national championships and back‑to‑back titles.
Despite losing seven starters, including three All‑State athletes, Horace Greeley’s field hockey squad is channeling its recent playoff heartbreak into a drive for renewal as it prepares for the 2025 season.
The University of Massachusetts Amherst’s field hockey team opens its 2024 campaign ranked 15th nationally, featuring returning stars Emily Barrett and Fiene Jenniskens and a high‑profile game against No. 8 Liberty.
Ranked eighth in the 2026 NFHCA preseason poll, Liberty looks to build on its historic run of consecutive top‑10 finishes while facing a slate of nationally ranked opponents.
From reviving a dormant league to leading a multi‑team association, Doris Parkes left an indelible mark on early women’s hockey in the Pacific Northwest.
Detroit’s 24‑year‑old defenseman William Wallinder, drafted 32nd overall in 2020, is poised for a pivotal season as he battles for a roster spot, relying on his defensive acumen and skating while needing to tighten his play.