
U.S. Women’s Hockey Teams Split Final Games in Richmond
The U.S. Collegiate and Under‑18 women’s teams each captured final victories at the Richmond Olympic Oval, yet both series slipped away as Canada claimed overall wins.
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The U.S. Collegiate and Under‑18 women’s teams each captured final victories at the Richmond Olympic Oval, yet both series slipped away as Canada claimed overall wins.

Jim Leroy "Jumbo" Powers, celebrated for his achievements on the ice and his decades‑long impact on the Seattle area’s motorsports scene, passed away on August 13, 2024, surrounded by family.

The recruiting process for women’s college hockey begins in June, but a proposed change could move key contact dates to September, giving players more time to evaluate options.

Veteran forward Remy Parker has signed with the Wheeling Nailers, adding depth and experience to the roster for the upcoming ECHL campaign.

The Maine Mariners have locked in defenseman Jaxon Bellamy, a standout rookie whose +23 rating and 19 points helped shape the team’s playoff run.

Matt Hellickson, a decorated American defenseman, has agreed to return to professional hockey, signing with the Cincinnati Cyclones for the upcoming 2026‑27 campaign.

T.J. Friedmann is set to rejoin the Jacksonville Icemen for the 2026‑27 ECHL season, bringing a strong offensive résumé and a championship pedigree.

At 17, Milan Sundström is already turning heads with clutch performances and a lineage that bridges Sweden and the NHL.

At 17, Milan Sundström is poised to make history as the first Swedish father‑son pair projected to be drafted in the first round, a journey shaped by his father’s legacy and his own relentless drive.

After a single season in the AHL with the Milwaukee Admirals, veteran forward Daniel Carr has signed a one‑year contract with HC Ajoie, looking to leverage his Swiss experience and become a key offensive piece for the club.

Baseball and soccer results from August 14‑15, Hockey Sherbrooke’s new season schedule, and a gravel cycling event on August 22 highlight the latest community sports updates.

Noah Ellis, a 24‑year‑old rookie defenseman, has signed with the Kalamazoo Wings for the 2026‑27 ECHL season, bringing a collegiate background and NHL draft experience to the team.

Kyle Palmieri’s foundation brought a free street hockey clinic to Long Island, offering children of military families a chance to learn the game, connect with peers, and take home a signed stick.

Josh Wilkins, a Raleigh native and key offensive catalyst for the South Carolina Stingrays, has agreed to a new contract for the 2026‑27 campaign, promising to build on his recent playoff contributions and historic franchise achievements.

Cole Hutson, a standout player for Boston University, plans to return for summer school to finish his degree while continuing his NHL career, reflecting on family legacy and the team’s future.

A white 2026 Jeep Wrangler containing valuable hockey gear was taken from a driveway in the west end of Guelph early on August 6, 2026.

The Oahe Hockey Association is close to finishing a major renovation of its Ice Barn, creating a 365‑day ice surface that will host competitive matches and support a growing hockey community. With over $3 million already raised, the project’s final phases feature insights from drafted player Carter Sanderson and NHL Hall of Famer Brian Rafalski.

The University of Wisconsin announced the addition of Brynn Holvenstot to its women's hockey roster, highlighting her championship pedigree, development‑camp background, and enthusiasm for joining a supportive community.

Twelve coaches from Europe, Asia and Oceania joined the 2026 USA Hockey Boys National 15 Player Development Camp, sharing insights and fostering cross‑cultural growth.

The Jets have $4.5 million in cap space this season, with several key restricted and unrestricted free agents poised for new deals. Projections show ample room in the coming years, but retaining core talent will test the front office's financial acumen.

The Monks reveal a balanced slate of nine conference and nine non‑conference games, highlighted by a home debut against Springfield and a potential revenge match against Southern Maine.

The United States opened its 2026 Four Nations Tournament campaign with a 4-3 win over Czechia, highlighted by Chase Pastor’s 25 saves and a spread offensive effort.

Chase Reid, the Seattle Kraken’s 2026 first‑round selection, has quickly become the talk of the hockey world, earning comparisons to elite defensemen and predictions of a bright international future.

The organization announced the release of Philip Svedebäck, Oskar Jellvik and Mason Langenbrunner, ending their contracts and opening doors to fresh opportunities.