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After a brief spell with the Kalamazoo Wings and a productive run with the Norfolk Admirals, Colton Young is set to bring his experience back to the Greenville Swamp Rabbits for the upcoming season.
The Panthers will host a Training Camp Fan Fest on September 19, launch their preseason against the Hurricanes on September 20, and open the NHL season on September 29, followed by a home matchup against the Wild on October 10.
Wojciech Stachowiak, a former Detroit Red Wings prospect, has signed a two‑year deal with Örebro after being released by the NHL club. The move follows a strong AHL stint and a buy‑out from Ingolstadt, and was highlighted by Örebro’s sports director Henrik Löwdahl.
The Indian women's hockey squad must defeat Australia on Sunday to keep their FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 semi‑final hopes alive, a task complicated by the outcome of the Netherlands versus China match earlier in the day.
The University of Wisconsin announces three key coaching hires that promise to elevate the Badgers' program for the 2026‑27 season.
The Cleveland Monsters confront a pivotal 2026‑27 campaign under new head coach Nick Bootland, navigating the loss of top talent and aiming to translate a deep prospect pool into AHL success.
The United States has levied a 50% duty on roughly $20 billion of Canadian goods, prompting Ottawa to mirror the measures and raising fears for the future of the North American trade pact.
The Buffalo Sabres enter the 2026‑27 campaign with a salary‑cap ceiling of $104 million and just over $5 million of breathing room, a figure that will dictate the team’s ability to retain core talent and make strategic additions.
The Montreal Victoire hosted a four‑day youth hockey training clinic at the Dollard‑des‑Ormeaux Civic Centre, attracting nearly 90 girls aged eight to fifteen. Participants such as Navarana Gadbois and Elizabeth Tousignante shared their dreams of playing professionally, while coaches highlighted the need for greater inclusivity and access to ice time.
Defenseman Moritz Seider discusses the Detroit Red Wings' search for a new general manager, the potential departure of captain Dylan Larkin, and his focus on personal training to spark a stronger start.
A look at how key figures from the Seattle Kraken are reshaping their careers across the NHL, collegiate hockey and national sports journalism.
Newark's Devils fans, bolstered by a top‑ranked arena and a resilient community, vie for the nation's top hockey city title as voting nears its close.
With a 5‑3 win over Pakistan securing their spot, India aims to cement a semifinal berth against the Netherlands in a tightly contested Pool D encounter.
The Lake Region State College men’s hockey program introduces a roster bolstered by a Manitoba‑heavy recruiting class, key returning players, and a coaching staff ready to reshape the team’s outlook.
From sizzling Latin rhythms on Main Street to a charity hockey showdown, a bustling comic convention, and a vintage market at the fairgrounds, Columbia’s August calendar is packed with family‑friendly events.
Skowhegan River Hawks, the reigning Class A North field hockey champions, begin their season with a home match against Oxford Hills on September 3, led by new head coach Gina Davis who succeeds Paula Doughty, the architect of 20 state titles.
In a moving ceremony at Trencin, Slovakia, Zdeno Chara removed his skates at center ice, marking the end of a storied career that saw him become a defensive icon and a mentor for the Boston Bruins.
The Professional Women's Hockey League’s Walter Cup, a sterling‑silver trophy crafted by Tiffany & Co., was supposed to arrive in Alberta for a public event but was delayed, postponing the celebration of Montreal Victoire’s historic championship.
Zdeno Chara’s final game in his hometown of Trencin combined a nostalgic match, a record‑breaking slap shot and a heartfelt gesture that left his skates at center ice, marking the close of a storied career.
A sterling silver trophy designed by Tiffany & Co. was supposed to appear in Lethbridge, Alberta, but was misdirected, prompting a postponement of a public event and a search involving the Professional Women’s Hockey League.
A look at how a massive contract and declining performance turned Kevin Hayes from a projected top‑six center into a marginal NHL player, leading to two trades and the end of his career.
Day two of the FIH Para Hockey World Cup saw the United States suffer a 5‑2 defeat to Ireland and a 12‑0 loss to Germany, while preparations for matches against Italy and Pakistan intensify.
Kyle Powers, a 6‑foot‑1 forward from Ottawa, Ontario, has officially joined the Alaska Nanooks ahead of the upcoming season, after three seasons in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.
Boston Bruins prospect Fraser Minten, 22, already has 107 NHL games under his belt, including a full 82‑game season, yet was ranked 42nd in The Athletic’s latest ‘Top 100 NHL players and prospects under 23’ list. Coaches and management praise his development, comparing his two‑way game to Patrice Bergeron, while he eyes a continued rise in the lineup.