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Katie Million’s journey from a small New York town to the pinnacle of Olympic hockey illustrates how sustained public‑sector dedication and a love of the game can shape championship teams.
From a modest upbringing in upstate New York to leading the U.S. women’s hockey program to its first Olympic gold, Katie Million’s career blends administrative savvy with a deep love for the sport.
From her early days with the 1980 Miracle on Ice camp to her current role as director of the U.S. Women’s Program, Katie Million’s decades‑long commitment has helped steer American hockey to its most recent Olympic triumph.
The Houston Hockey Community is converting its newly acquired Houston Premier Sportsplex into a nonprofit facility that will host ice, roller and multiple other sports, seeking community support to fund the project.
Macklin Celebrini, the NHL 27 cover athlete for EA Sports, discusses his new contract, the impact of Leo Carlsson's record‑breaking deal, his chemistry with Will Smith, and his hopes for a playoff run, while sharing his love for Drake, country music, and golf.
Zachary Murray signs his first full professional contract with the Tulsa Oilers, continuing a family tradition in hockey
Thirteen Minnesotans have been invited to the Hlinka Gretzky Cup Selection Camp in St. Paul, where coaches and staff will shape a 23‑player roster to defend the 2025 title in Edmonton.
The ECHL franchise announced a shift from teal to lighter sky‑blue and powder‑blue hues, inspired by Lake Tahoe’s waters and skies, while retaining gold and black; reactions online are mixed, and the team will debut the new look on October 17 against the Idaho Steelheads.
Pittsburgh’s front office welcomes Brandon Pridham, a seasoned executive with a proven track record in contract and cap management, as he steps into a consultancy role that may lead to a general manager position.
Last season the Boston Bruins nearly moved Rasmus Andersson to the Flames, but the deal collapsed. Now, with Andersson in Vegas and both clubs seeking roster upgrades, a proposed trade involving Morgan Frost and Mason Lohrei is gaining traction.
The Storm revealed its full slate of home contests for the upcoming season, highlighting special dates and promising new promotions.
With a strong 2024‑25 season behind him, Shane Wright could become the missing piece for a Canadiens squad looking to sharpen its middle‑six.
A look at the latest overseas contracts, the players still on the market, and what the coming weeks may hold for the sport’s free‑agent landscape.
A look at recent signings of non‑North American talent, the players still awaiting deals and the anticipated surge as August approaches.
The latest edition of The Hockey News looks at the closing chapter of the free‑agency period, spotlighting marquee signings and the cooling momentum behind the global frenzy.
The Washington Capitals star discusses his sons' passion for hockey, their home practice setup, and their training at a Moscow academy that prioritizes love of the game over pressure to become stars.
The Avalanche executed a series of high‑profile moves, sending Valeri Nichushkin, Jack Drury and others to new teams while securing fresh talent and contracts.
Signed for his 22nd NHL season, Ovechkin sits just 10 goals from the 1,000‑goal mark and remains focused on leading the Washington Capitals to another championship.
In a candid interview, former Toronto Maple Leafs coach Craig Berube unpacks the pressures of a Game 7 loss, the impact of role players, and the team’s strategy as they eye a bounce‑back season.
Hockey is surging across Oregon, driven by collegiate triumphs, junior team successes, and growing fan engagement with nearby NHL franchises.
From a special hockey tournament in Valencia to health warnings and legislative victories, the Santa Clarita Valley embraces a busy summer of activity.
The Anaheim Ducks sent Sasha Pastujov to the Montreal Canadiens for Sean Farrell, a move that reshapes both rosters ahead of the upcoming season.
The university's women's hockey program announces ticket sales for the upcoming season, highlighting a series of impressive victories that have positioned the team among the nation's top contenders.
University of Minnesota Duluth sophomore forward Rae Mayer has been selected for the second time to the USA Hockey Women’s National Festival, where she will join 45 other collegiate stars in the quest for a Canada‑USA series.