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The Jessi Pierce Community Cup, held Dec. 11‑13 at TRIA Rink in St. Paul, honors the late journalist’s contributions to Minnesota hockey while supporting scholarships for aspiring players.
A house fire in White Bear Lake claimed the lives of Jessi Pierce and her three children in March 2026. In response, Minnesota Hockey and the Wild are organizing a December tournament at TRIA Rink in St. Paul to celebrate her legacy and support a new scholarship program.
Minnesota Hockey has revealed the locations that will stage the 2027 State and Regional Tournaments, designating twelve hubs for championship play and a network of 32 arenas for qualifying competition.
A new grant will ease financial barriers in youth hockey, enabling affordable registration, safer gear and expanded ice time for over 100 young players in Thief River Falls, Minnesota.
After nearly three decades overseeing the Super Rink in Blaine, Carlson is stepping down to focus on Heartland Hockey Camp, where he will serve as Executive Director.
A week of high‑school, college and professional hockey will light up the Brainerd Lakes Area in January 2027, culminating in a showdown between the Minnesota Wild and the Dallas Stars.
Minnesota dominated the 2026 NHL Draft, accounting for 22% of American picks and twelve of the total selections, highlighting the effectiveness of its grassroots hockey ecosystem.
Two Dodge County hockey standouts earn spots at USA Hockey’s National Development Camp, highlighting a promising future for Minnesota’s youth program.
An exploration of how Duluth’s neighborhood hockey culture, anchored by families like the Frybergers and supported by the Duluth Amateur Hockey Association, fuels a community‑driven sports phenomenon.
Hank Nagel's early years in Minnesota, his burnout, overseas stints in Spain and Iceland, and his current role guiding young athletes.
The Minnesota Wild announces a new youth hockey initiative that offers equipment, on‑ice sessions and a free preseason game ticket, while directing a portion of each registration to community outreach.
Registration opens May 27 for the 2026 Little Wild Learn To Play Program, offering equipment, sessions and a free preseason game ticket for children aged 5‑8.
A season marked by early adversity gave way to a late surge, setting the stage for a promising rebuild under new leadership.