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Buffalo Sabres forward Beck Malenstyn mentored 20 young hockey participants in North Delta, British Columbia, as part of HEROS Hockey’s mission to empower kids facing barriers.
AK Hockey International, a Kelowna‑based training enterprise founded in 1998 by Aaron Konecsni, has grown from a modest local program into a North‑American reference point for player development, using advanced technology and a strong community focus to shape the future of hockey.
A three‑game summer series in British Columbia saw Canada defeat the United States across all contests, highlighting standout goaltending, historic NHL camp appearances, and the rise of U18 star Adrianna Milani.
Alli Schroder, a British Columbia native, blends her wildland firefighting duties with a professional baseball career, highlighting resilience and passion across two demanding fields.
Veteran forward Daniel Amesbury has agreed to a new deal with the Adirondack Thunder, returning to the club where he amassed 149 penalty minutes last season and continues a career defined by physical play.
Jim Powers, a two‑time Western Hockey League champion and beloved figure in Seattle hockey, died at 89, leaving behind a legacy of on‑ice excellence and off‑ice mentorship.
The Greenville Swamp Rabbits have locked in rookie forward Connor Milburn through the 2026‑27 season, adding a versatile scorer with a strong collegiate pedigree.
Sara Swiderski’s first Hockey Canada Development Camp in Richmond brought together elite talent, hometown support and a glimpse of her upcoming role with the Minnesota Frost.
Connor Milburn, a Kamloops native, has re‑signed with the Greenville Swamp Rabbits for the 2026‑27 ECHL season after a debut filled with early professional milestones.
Sophomore forward Quinn Johnson earned Freshman of the Year honors in the Southern Conference, highlighting a season that featured five goals, two assists and multiple conference recognitions.
The Lopes have opened their Vancouver stop with a decisive win, innovative lineups and plans to refine their game before a live‑streamed showdown with Trinity Western.
Six newcomers, including top‑100 recruits Ambrosia Cole and Gianna Jordan, will face British Columbia teams in a documentary‑filmed trip that highlights both promise and adversity.
The Beavers will test their revamped lineup against Trinity Western and the University of Victoria in August, marking the start of Justin Joyner’s tenure and highlighting the pivotal role of Josiah Lake II.
Big Sky artist Kene Sperry announces a July 15 exhibition at Lone Mountain Ranch, featuring his aerial black‑and‑white photography and a 33 percent donation of sales to Bozeman Baseball.
Travis Green’s induction into the British Columbia Hockey Hall of Fame celebrates a 14‑year NHL playing stint and a coaching resurgence that has returned the Ottawa Senators to the playoffs, culminating in a milestone 500th regular‑season game this fall.
The Women's Pro Baseball League (WPBL) will launch its first season on August 1 in Springfield, Illinois, featuring four teams, notable players, and a schedule that blends tradition with innovation.
A goalless stalemate against the league‑leading Whitecaps ended Minnesota United’s six‑match winless run, with striker Momo Dieng delivering a promising performance despite still searching for his first MLS goal.
Tyler Dellow shared the Stanley Cup with his family and the Cranford community, stopping at iconic sites and a local ice‑cream shop.
The hockey world in British Columbia is grieving the loss of Sidney Brill, a 21‑year‑old defenseman who died by suicide. Tributes highlight his talent, character and the impact he had on his teams and community.
The Beavers will face Trinity Western University and the University of Victoria in a three‑game preseason series, marking the first season under Coach Joyner and showcasing a roster filled with newcomers and returning guard Josiah Lake II.
Former players, families and organizers gather in Marquette for a series of events marking the 50th anniversary of NMU Hockey, highlighting fundraising efforts and the program’s lasting community impact.
Former Canadiens defenseman Josh Gorges was celebrated in British Columbia for his 13‑year NHL journey, leadership on and off the ice, and his lasting impact on teammates like Brendan Gallagher.
Macklin Celebrini credits soccer for shaping his footwork, agility and vision, while the San Jose Sharks secure a Google‑owned building for their downtown headquarters and the Barracuda make key roster additions.
The Colombian soccer federation has denounced threats against player Jaminton Campaz following the nation's elimination from the World Cup, recalling the 1994 murder of Andrés Escobar.