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Initial doubts about Garwey Dual’s fit at Syracuse have given way to cautious optimism as his recent performances suggest a player ready to contribute on both ends of the floor.
The University of Maine men's ice hockey team has announced a 15‑player roster addition, featuring forwards, defensemen and goaltenders with varied junior and college experience.
Head coach Alan Huss outlines his strategy for the upcoming season, emphasizing player development, a flexible roster and a challenging non‑conference schedule.
The Detroit Red Wings have inked Jacob Bryson to a $850,000 contract, bringing a seasoned defensive presence to the team.
The Philadelphia Flyers have secured forward Noel Acciari on a two‑year, $2.8 million‑per‑year contract set to begin in the 2026‑27 season, adding a seasoned playoff contributor and strong defensive presence to the roster.
The Black Bears will host seven of ten non‑conference matchups, including a high‑profile series with Quinnipiac, as they aim to rebound from a modest season under coach Ben Barr.
A small university’s compliance office, led by Erin Mykleby, has reshaped eligibility pathways for former professional hockey players, illustrating how rule changes and innovative problem‑solving can level the playing field.
Boston College has released its full 2026 regular‑season slate, featuring 17 matches that span home openers, neutral‑site battles and a demanding ACC road swing.
Gabe Nesmith, a five‑star wing in the Class of 2027, pledged to Vanderbilt over several powerhouse programs, citing the personal attention of the coaching staff and a historic connection to recent Commodores stars.
Gabe Nesmith, a top‑ranked prospect, pledged to Vanderbilt basketball, highlighting the program’s relationship‑driven approach and historic significance.
Gabe Nesmith, a 5‑star wing in the 2027 class, chose Vanderbilt over Providence, Ole Miss and Arizona State, citing the staff's personal approach and unwavering support.
Five‑star recruit Gabe Nesmith has pledged to Vanderbilt, marking the Commodores’ most coveted commitment in almost a decade and tying the program to a legacy of family ties and recent on‑court performance.
Three former youth teammates from Long Island are making waves at the New York Islanders' development camp, hoping to earn a contract with the NHL franchise or another team.
Coach Jim Crowley looks to build on last season's success as the Bonnies add key transfers and promote internal talent.
Three Long Island natives — Tanner Adams, Michael Hagens and Ryan Franks — are using the New York Islanders Development Camp to sharpen their games, reflecting a growing talent pool that is reshaping the region’s hockey landscape.
The Los Angeles Kings used a calculated trade back and a deep draft class to add forward depth, defensive talent and goaltending depth, setting the stage for a new wave of development.
Logan Parsons, the Providence College net‑minder, was selected by the Winnipeg Jets after a standout rookie season that included a 13‑5 record, a .922 save percentage and a 2.05 goals‑against average.
Born in Lugano, raised in the Cayman Islands and Canada, Ryder Cali’s unconventional journey culminates in a second‑round selection by the Florida Panthers, where he hopes to blend offensive flair with defensive responsibility.
The Mountaineers' new roster features five former top‑100 prospects, each bringing distinct skills that could reshape the team's fortunes.
Cindy Curley, a Hall of Fame inductee of the 2026 class, shares memories of early breakthroughs, leadership on the national team, and the rising momentum of women's hockey in the United States.
The latest class for the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame features Cheryl Reeve alongside WNBA legends Elena Delle Donne and Candace Parker, marking a milestone for coaching and playing excellence.
The University of Maine unveiled its complete regular‑season schedule, highlighting a 50th‑anniversary celebration at Alfond Arena and a packed lineup of matchups against Hockey East rivals.
Four‑star guard Baboucarr Ann chooses Wisconsin over several top programs, bringing versatility and a high‑ranking recruiting pedigree to the Badgers.
Gary Burke, a 70‑year‑old former player and executive, joins the Hockey Hall of Fame after a distinguished career spanning college, the AHL, law, player representation, and NHL leadership.