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Ashley Vande Ven, a dual‑national forward from Canada, has committed to the University of Arizona’s women’s basketball team for the 2027 recruiting class, bringing elite scouting grades, silver‑medal pedigree and a family connection to a program known for producing top talent.
Malia Schneider used ball hockey to sharpen her skills, help the BC Selects win a historic national title, and push for reforms in the Professional Women’s Hockey League.
Tate Swanson’s pledge to the United States Air Force Academy caps a high school career that included 71 points, a state title, and a brotherly connection to Western Michigan hockey.
The New York Rangers have signed Vincent Iorio to a one‑year contract, bringing a seasoned defensive presence after his AHL playoff success and WHL development.
After an amateur tryout in March, forward Massimo Lombardi has agreed to a new deal with the Orlando Solar Bears for the upcoming 2026‑27 season.
The article explores how a U.S.-funded bridge and a proposed tariff on Canadian exports intersect with hockey culture, revealing deeper economic and political divisions.
Casey McDonald, a forward from Kindersley, Saskatchewan, has agreed to a contract with the Tahoe Knight Monsters of the ECHL, the minor‑league affiliate of the Vegas Golden Knights. His collegiate captaincy and consistent point production make him a promising addition.
Philipp Grubauer, a Stanley Cup‑winning net‑minder, is back in Seattle for what he hopes will be his last year with the Kraken. He recently ran a youth hockey clinic that brought together dozens of aspiring goalies from across the Northwest, blending on‑ice drills with off‑ice training while sharing lessons from his own formative years in Bavaria.
Oregon Athletics posted convincing wins over the University of the Fraser Valley and Trinity Western University, highlighting efficient shooting, rebounding and turnover creation.
The Thunderbirds finished 26‑2, set a Canada West record, and showcased individual milestones while preparing for the next chapter.
Oregon’s men’s basketball team will open its season with a Canadian tour, featuring a roster reshaped by ten offseason additions and three distinct matchups across British Columbia.
Nevada Women's Basketball secured two victories on day two of their Canadian tour, with every player contributing to the scoring and a schedule that now points to a final matchup against BC Selects.
The Wolf Pack's non‑conference schedule features nine home games, key West Coast opponents and preparation in British Columbia under first‑year head coach Kelly Sopak.
Boston College defenseman Maxim Tremblay has been selected for Hockey Canada's National Women's Team Development Camp, a key stepping stone ahead of an upcoming three‑game series against the United States.
The Abbotsford Canucks missed the 2025‑26 playoffs and are rebuilding with a new general manager, head coach, and a mix of experienced signings and young talent.
After ten seasons, 288 NHL games and stints across North America and Europe, Brad Hunt has hung up his skates, leaving behind a story of perseverance that transcends draft positions.
Assistant coach Harry Mahesh leads a pioneering hockey festival in Chandigarh, uniting South Asian heritage and Canadian expertise to spark ice hockey growth across India.
Thomas Müller converted a 76th‑minute penalty to salvage a point for the Vancouver Whitecaps in a 1‑1 stalemate with Los Angeles FC, a result that keeps both sides tied on 34 points in the Western Conference.
From swimming and canoeing to pioneering the first women’s hockey clubs in Vancouver, Doris Parkes left an indelible mark on the city’s sporting history.
A look at Doris Parkes’s athletic legacy and the women who forged a hockey culture in Vancouver before the sport gained mainstream attention.
The Women’s Professional Baseball League launches its first season with teams honoring trailblazers, a unique rule set, and live broadcasts on ESPN Select and Scripps Sports Network.
The newly formed Women’s Professional Baseball League (WPBL) opened its first season in Springfield, Illinois, showcasing a roster of emerging talent and a vision to revive professional women’s baseball after nearly eight decades.
Four University of Minnesota Duluth women's hockey players receive invitations to Canada's national development camps, set to compete in Richmond, British Columbia, this August.
Selection camps in Richmond, British Columbia, will run from August 3 to 8, with final rosters announced on August 9 and a subsequent series against the United States scheduled for mid‑August.