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The American Hockey Coaches Association has named five University of Minnesota Duluth women's hockey players as Krampade All‑American Scholars, highlighting a blend of academic rigor and athletic achievement.
A former under‑scouted prospect from Canada, Eric Hartman has surged through the Braves' system, posting a .297 average, 18 home runs and 77 stolen bases in High‑A Rome. His blend of power, speed and defensive skill has scouts projecting a major‑league debut by 2027 or 2028, where he could join the likes of Ronald Acuña Jr. and Michael Harris II in Atlanta’s outfield.
With two opening‑round selections, the Buffalo Sabres are poised to reshape their roster, targeting a mix of defensemen and forwards from North America and Europe.
The Coachella Valley Firebirds are poised for a reshaped roster as they blend promising rookies with veteran departures, setting the stage for the upcoming AHL season
The Islanders announced the hiring of Pascal Dupuis, a Stanley Cup‑winning player turned executive, to lead their player development efforts.
The Islanders announce Pascal Dupuis as their new Director of Player Development, highlighting his extensive playing career, ownership stake in the Shawinigan Cataractes, and the endorsement of General Manager Mathieu Darche.
The Boston Bruins will honor Patrice Bergeron with a jersey retirement during the 2026‑27 season, celebrating his two‑decade career, six Selke Trophies, and community contributions.
Four Yale women's ice hockey players were chosen in the 2026 PWHL Draft, marking the first time multiple Bulldogs were drafted and establishing new program records.
Patrice Bergeron’s rise from a Quebec rookie in 2003 to Boston Bruins captain and Hall of Fame hopeful is defined by work ethic, leadership, and a lasting impact on and off the ice.
Trailblazing former net‑minder Manon Rhéaume assumes leadership of Detroit's Professional Women's Hockey League team, bringing a storied playing career and deep Michigan roots to the role.
A wave of talent from the Coastal Bend is making headlines across the minor and major league circuits, as several former high school and college standouts earn new opportunities.
Former JMU standout Patrick Bauer has agreed to a professional contract with the Québec Capitales, adding to the roster of Dukes competing abroad.
Theo Rochette's signing adds depth and international experience to Detroit's roster, bringing a proven scorer and leader to the team.
Detroit secures Swiss forward Theo Rochette on an entry‑level contract for the 2026‑27 season, bolstering its forward depth with a player who posted 22 goals and 21 assists for Lausanne HC and represented Switzerland at the recent World Championship.
The first day of the 2026 College World Series in Omaha featured clutch hits, dominant pitching and unexpected steals that set the tone for the championship race.
Wyndham Clark wore a Team USA hockey jersey with Jack Hughes' name at the RBC Canadian Open, bought it from a fan, faced Canadian boos, made a birdie on the 14th hole, and clarified the gesture was a light‑hearted tribute to the U.S. win.
Wyndham Clark wore a Team USA men’s hockey sweater with Jack Hughes' name during a round at TPC Toronto, drawing boos from the Canadian crowd while he chased a third‑round 63 and a tie for second.
The early years of the Colorado Avalanche were marked by a rapid ascent to greatness, highlighted by a Cup victory, a Presidents' Trophy, Olympic participation, and the move into a state‑of‑the‑art arena.
After a weather‑induced postponement, Marc‑Antoine Camirand battled Donald Theetge to secure victories in both events, with the series now heading to Riverside International Speedway on June 27.
Coach Steve Karbowski announced the signing of Tiana Mainella, a technically gifted midfielder, as the eighth addition to the 2026 roster, joining a group of Canadian players and aiming to strengthen the squad's midfield.
The NCAA's latest adjustment to eligibility criteria marks a significant shift for college hockey, aligning with stakeholder input and reducing legal uncertainty for the classes of 2025 and 2026.
The Southland Conference announced its latest All‑Academic selections, highlighting the achievements of three University of New Orleans women’s basketball standouts who excelled both on the court and in the classroom.
Three Privateers women’s basketball players receive All‑Academic accolades, highlighting academic excellence alongside athletic performance.
The hockey world is mourning the loss of Claude Lemieux, a four‑time Stanley Cup champion and Conn Smythe Trophy winner who passed away at 60. The NHL Alumni Association announced his death on social media, though the cause and location remain undisclosed.