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North Carolina leads the 2026 ACC preseason field hockey poll with 73 points, followed by Virginia and a tie between Duke and Wake Forest. The season opens on August 28, featuring key matchups and historic conference dominance.
The Sabres announced seven key front‑office additions and promotions, highlighting a strategic focus on scouting, analytics and research to shape player evaluation and development.
After a season away from the ECHL, Stephen Calisti has signed with the Atlanta Gladiators, bringing a blend of collegiate production and professional experience to the team's blue line.
A dominant performance by Canada’s under‑18 squad saw forwards Adrianna Milani and Megan Mossey lead a 5‑1 triumph over the United States, highlighted by three power‑play goals and a shutdown defensive unit.
The Oahe Hockey Association will host a fundraiser on August 14 in Fort Pierre, South Dakota, bringing together community members and hockey leaders to raise funds for a major upgrade of the Ice Barn, a facility that serves thousands of youth players each year.
Gavin Best, a former Ferris State captain, has inked a deal with the Wichita Thunder for the upcoming ECHL season, bringing his collegiate pedigree and leadership to the professional roster.
The Rapid City Rush announced the signing of forward Deagan McMillan, a five‑year junior veteran who captained the Vernon Vipers and posted 21 goals and 42 points last season.
The Boston Bruins are reshaping their hockey operations as Ben Smith returns to Boston College, Zach Werenski reaffirms his love for Columbus, and several teams navigate trade rumors, GM searches, and player comebacks.
The Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto overlooks the Professional Women’s Hockey League despite its rapid growth, financial backing, and the landmark contributions of athletes like Marie‑Phillip Poulin.
The Edmonton Oilers are navigating a pivotal season as new coaching tactics and young talent promise both opportunity and uncertainty.
Entering his third year with the Austin Bruins, Ryan Lund blends family legacy, resilience, and a keen hockey IQ to carve out a leadership role while eyeing a future in Division I college hockey.
Everett Fitzhugh, the Seattle Kraken’s radio voice, honors a century‑old broadcasting tradition while confronting the modern challenges of media budgets and fan engagement.
The 2026 FIH Hockey World Cup will feature sixteen teams in both the men’s and women’s events, a new group‑stage structure and carry‑over results, and will be broadcast live across the United Kingdom and streamed worldwide.
A recent fan poll shows mixed reactions to the Minnesota Wild's aggressive roster changes, with particular focus on Quinn Hughes' expected extension and the team's willingness to trade prospects for established talent.
The Badgers' upcoming season features key non‑conference matchups at Madison, including series with Robert Morris, Minnesota State, Canisius and Omaha, before diving into a demanding Big Ten campaign.
A look at how Olympic triumphs, NHL minutes and rising youth participation are reshaping the landscape of American goaltending.
The Milwaukee Timberwolves, a volunteer‑run semi‑pro hockey team, will launch its first season in the Great Lakes Hockey League this October, offering low‑cost tickets, community events and a home venue in Brookfield.
A whimsical league that started on a blue tarp in Tampa Bay is now televised on ESPN, drawing fans and players who relish its chaotic, fun-filled 3‑on‑3 format.
Ben Smith, a two‑time national champion and 237‑game NHL veteran, is set to rejoin Boston College in a coaching capacity, bringing his championship pedigree and European experience back to the program.
The Town of Oyster Bay will launch a youth ice hockey program for ages 8‑16, offering training camps, league play and playoffs, while registration opens August 26 for residents and August 28 for non‑residents.
The Town of Oyster Bay is launching a fall and winter youth ice hockey program for ages 8U–16U, featuring training camps, clinics, and league play, with registration opening Aug. 26 for residents and Aug. 28 for non‑residents.
Brian Rafalski, a three‑time Stanley Cup champion, and Carter Sanderson, the first South Dakota player drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins, will headline a fundraiser aimed at completing the Ice Barn’s renovation. The event underscores a broader effort to create a permanent, spectator‑ready facility that will host tournaments and serve thousands of youth hockey participants.
Despite a series of setbacks, the 2023 draft selection is poised to rebuild his trajectory in the AHL and earn a future NHL role
On his 33rd birthday, Johnny Gaudreau’s career is reflected through pivotal moments with the Columbus Blue Jackets, Olympic triumphs, and community initiatives that have left a lasting imprint on hockey.