Augustana Vikings Add Eight New Players Ahead of 2026‑27 Season
The Augustana Vikings hockey program announced a major roster overhaul for the upcoming 2026‑27 season, adding eight new skaters that swell the team’s total to 28 players.
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The Augustana Vikings hockey program announced a major roster overhaul for the upcoming 2026‑27 season, adding eight new skaters that swell the team’s total to 28 players.

After a breakout collegiate season and a brief professional stint, Ben Allison is set to rejoin the Maine Mariners for the 2025‑26 campaign, bringing his family’s hockey legacy back to the organization.

After a prolific stint in the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League, Thomas Lacombe signs his first professional contract with the Trois‑Rivières Lions, bringing a blend of experience and scoring prowess to the club.

After being selected 19th overall by the St. Louis Blues, Justin Carbonneau is determined to translate his Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League success into an NHL contribution.

Drafted 19th overall, Carbonneau brings 128 junior goals and a 200‑foot mindset to a competitive Blues roster, aiming to prove his readiness in camp.

The 2026 CHL Import Draft will be held on June 30, featuring a revised tiered eligibility system that reshapes how 16‑ and 20‑year‑old prospects are selected.

The Los Angeles Kings selected eleven players in the 2026 NHL Draft, led by first‑round forward Elton Hermansson, while a diverse group of prospects from Canada, Slovakia, Russia, Finland, Germany and the United States begin their professional journeys.

The Avalanche tied a franchise draft record by selecting nine players, spanning defense, forward and goaltender positions, each bringing distinct achievements and pathways to the professional ranks.

Colorado Avalanche selected Egor Shilov with the 43rd overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft, while the Penn State forward pledged to join the Nittany Lions this fall.

Michigan State University is set to welcome a wave of elite hockey talent, headlined by projected second‑overall pick Chase Reid, as the program eyes a transformative 2026‑27 season.

The Islanders announced the hiring of Pascal Dupuis, a Stanley Cup‑winning player turned executive, to lead their player development efforts.

Bryce Pickford’s historic 45‑goal season propels him to the CHL’s top defensive honour, marking a milestone for the Medicine Hat Tigers and their fans.

The 21‑year‑old Los Angeles native was honored at the 2026 CHL Awards in Toronto for his outstanding performance on the ice and his perfect 4.0 GPA.

At the 2026 CHL Awards in Toronto, Markus Ruck of the Medicine Hat Tigers captured the league’s Top Scorer Award with 108 points, while his brother Liam finished second with 104. Their achievement marks the first time siblings have claimed the top two spots in CHL scoring history.

Maxim Massé’s record‑breaking campaign, highlighted by 102 points in 63 games, earns him the CHL’s top individual honor and helps his team claim its first title in over three decades.

The Detroit Red Wings have added Swiss forward Théo Rochette to a one‑year, entry‑level contract after a standout season in Switzerland and a decorated junior career that includes QMJHL and Memorial Cup titles.

The Kitchener Rangers clinched the Memorial Cup in Kelowna with a 6-2 victory over the Everett Silvertips, highlighted by power‑play goals from Jack Pridham and San O’Reilly and a four‑point night from O’Reilly.

The Rangers completed a perfect tournament run, defeating the Western Hockey League champions 6‑2 in a game that featured a 37‑second goal spree and a standout performance by forward San O'Reilly.

The Kitchener Rangers defeated the Chicoutimi Sagueneens 3-2 in a Memorial Cup hockey game, advancing to the championship. Jack Pridham and Dylan Edwards each scored a goal and provided an assist for Kitchener, while Luca Romano also scored. Christian Kirsch made 26 saves for Kitchener. Emile Ricard and Mavrick Lachance scored for Chicoutimi, with Lucas Beckman making 15 saves. Kitchener finished round-robin play 3-0, while Chicoutimi dropped to 1-2.

A dramatic overtime goal by Liam Lefebvre lifts the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League champions past the Kelowna Rockets, while Tij Iginla’s contribution ties the game to his father’s legacy, setting up a pivotal western bracket showdown.

Liam Lefebvre's overtime winner caps a resilient performance by the Sagueneens, who rebound from an opening loss to set up a pivotal tournament schedule.

The Chicoutimi Sagueneens rallied from a loss to defeat Kelowna 3‑2, with Liam Lefebvre scoring the winning goal in overtime.

In a dramatic overtime finish, the Chicoutimi Sagueneens defeated the Kelowna Rockets 3‑2, with Liam Lefebvre delivering the winning goal after a resilient performance by Anton Linde and others.

The Kitchener Rangers opened the Memorial Cup with a commanding 5‑0 win over the Kelowna Rockets, highlighted by Jared Woolley’s goal and fight and Christian Kirsch’s 24 saves.