
Wisconsin Native Josh Passolt Leads HK Nitra to Slovak Extraliga Glory
A Wisconsin-born hockey player transforms his career across continents, culminating in a dramatic championship-winning goal for HK Nitra.
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A Wisconsin-born hockey player transforms his career across continents, culminating in a dramatic championship-winning goal for HK Nitra.

The Vegas Golden Knights and Colorado Avalanche meet again, with both squads boasting elite net‑minders and a projected low‑scoring affair.

Finland crushed Latvia, Switzerland downed Great Britain, Canada survived an overtime battle with Norway, and Slovakia edged Denmark in a tight contest, setting the stage for the tournament’s next phase.

Lehigh University has named Corey Mayer as its new head coach for the women's field hockey program, highlighting her extensive playing and coaching pedigree.

With limited cap room and several key players set to become free agents, the Wild must navigate a delicate balance between retaining talent and finding affordable replacements.

Former Devils director of player development Meghan Duggan becomes GM of PWHL Hamilton, while Reilly Walsh extends his KHL contract and Chris DiDomenico heads to the SHL.

Grayden Graves, a Grove City High School senior and goalie, has been awarded the Paul Donskov Legacy Scholarship, a $3,500 grant that recognizes his dedication to hockey, academics, and community service

The final of the 2026 Clark Cup pits the Muskegon Lumberjacks against the Sioux Falls Stampede, with Game 3 scheduled for May 22 in Muskegon. Goalie performances, offensive depth and historical context shape the preview.

The NCAA is poised to adopt a standardized five‑year eligibility window, but college hockey’s unique pipeline has sparked a coordinated counter‑proposal to protect athletes’ developmental years.

The Bruins part ways with assistant coach Jay Leach, the Capitals bring in Ray Bennett, and the Islanders’ AHL team rebrands as the Hamilton Hammers, while the Canadiens take an early lead in the East and several Bruins compete at the World Championships.

Bentley University is grieving the loss of David Langley '81, a Hall of Famer whose on‑ice brilliance helped define a generation of Falcon hockey.

After securing a second straight Gagarin Cup with Lokomotiv Yaroslavl, Byron Froese is set to end his 15‑year professional journey, reflecting on a path that included NHL stints with several franchises and two Russian championships.

James Madison University’s field hockey program has released its 2026 campaign, a 16‑game slate that blends competitive matchups with a heavy emphasis on conference play.

Yale announces the appointment of Hannah Tepper as assistant coach, highlighting her extensive playing and coaching background.

Canada will face Slovenia at 10:20 a.m. ET on May 22 in Fribourg, Switzerland, looking to extend an unbeaten run while Slovenia seeks to build on its early tournament win.

The National Hockey League and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission have formalized a collaboration to protect the integrity of hockey‑related prediction markets, echoing a similar partnership the CFTC forged with Major League Baseball earlier this year.

Cleveland holds a 2‑1 edge over Toronto, driven by early goals, strong goaltending and a roster that includes Owen Sillinger, Zach Sawchenko and other standouts.

The NCAA's latest eligibility proposal could give college hockey players an extra five years of eligibility, raising concerns about its impact on junior programs and prompting coaches to offer a competing plan.

Senior forward Molly Henderson and defenseman Josey Dunne‑Weeks from Lindenwood Women's Hockey have declared for the upcoming PWHL Draft, joining 236 prospects in a seven‑round selection process that highlights a new wave of talent for the league.

A look at how the prestigious list highlights standout performances, from Scheifele's elite shooting to breakout seasons by Hughes, Hutson, Matthews, Boldy and Thompson.

The Hockey News has opened its full archive to subscribers while unveiling the latest Top 100 rankings, highlighting key performances from Moritz Seider and other emerging talents.

The Professional Women’s Hockey League will launch its newest franchise in San Jose, California, celebrating a milestone for women's sports and the region's deep hockey roots.

The PWHL names former U.S. captain Meghan Duggan as General Manager of its new Hamilton franchise, highlighting her extensive playing pedigree, executive experience and advocacy for gender equality.

Meghan Duggan, a decorated U.S. women's hockey legend, has been appointed general manager of the Professional Women's Hockey League's expansion franchise in Hamilton, Ontario, where she will shape the roster for the 2026‑27 season and help steer the league's broader growth.