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Former Marquette star Katherine Plouffe will be celebrated for her groundbreaking achievements in Canadian basketball as part of the inaugural Alberta Basketball Hall of Fame class.
The Women’s Pro Baseball League (WPBL) opens its first season with a diverse roster of 65 athletes from six nations, highlighting a new era for women’s professional baseball in the United States.
The first edition of the Women’s Pro Baseball League features eight Japanese players, including six‑time World Cup pitcher Ayami Sato, who aims to blend Japanese preparation with American style while learning from the league’s unique environment.
Jimmy Lombardi scored on his first shift for Team Canada at the World Junior Summer Showcase, turning a jersey number mix‑up into a memorable debut.
At 19, Jack Ivankovic blends collegiate success, international experience, and leadership within the Nashville Predators development pipeline, aiming for an NHL debut in the coming years.
Coach Jeff Kampersal introduced a diverse group of newcomers, highlighting their backgrounds and the program’s strategic vision.
From his first NHL point to captaining the Soo Greyhounds and representing Team Canada, Brady Martin’s season offers a roadmap for his push toward a permanent NHL roster spot.
Macklin Celebrini’s breakout season earns him the honor of covering EA Sports’ NHL 27, marking a milestone in the franchise’s history.
Idalski, the 2022‑23 NCAA Coach of the Year, replaces Britni Smith and inherits a roster that already includes four PWHL players, aiming to lift Syracuse in the Atlantic Hockey America conference.
Lightning prospects Ethan Czata and Morgan Anderberg have been invited to the 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase, a competitive evaluation event that precedes the International Ice Hockey Federation’s junior championship.
The latest roster release, schedule details and affiliate updates from the Tampa Bay Lightning organization.
A look at emerging athletes turning down national invitations, their overseas experiences, and community programs shaping the next generation.
Kentucky’s basketball program is already turning its gaze toward the Class of 2028, spotlighting Liam Mitakaro, a 6‑foot‑4 guard from Arizona whose global experience and skill set align with Coach Mark Pope’s offensive vision.
Beckett Hamilton, drafted by the Colorado Avalanche in the 2026 NHL Draft, shares his thoughts on the transition from the Western Hockey League, his influences, and his vision for the future with the Avalanche.
Several promising players in the Flames' system have delivered strong performances in the OHL and beyond, posting impressive point totals and overcoming injury setbacks as they eye NHL opportunities.
After a stint on the bench during the playoffs, Olen Zellweger returned to action for the Sabres, praising the team’s quick, strategic play and his role alongside Owen Power.
Long‑time NHL forward Whitney, who amassed 1,330 games and 1,064 points, is now stepping behind the bench, bringing his deep knowledge of the game to a coaching role.
The Utah Mammoth have announced a two‑year agreement with goaltender Sebastian Cossa, averaging $2 million per season, bringing a decorated résumé that includes a gold medal with Team Canada and a strong AHL record.
The Colorado Avalanche wrapped up their 2026 draft selections with eight new faces, extending a class that already began with Egor Shilov’s second‑round pick.
The 2026 NHL Draft saw two Denver alumni drafted in the opening round, with Rudolph landing fourth overall and Lin at 21st, a first in program history and a testament to the university’s rising talent pipeline.
St. Louis secures Mason McTavish from Anaheim, trading away 2026 first‑round picks, to add a 23‑year‑old forward with 181 NHL points and international championship experience.
Patrice Bergeron’s induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame celebrates a career defined by leadership, two‑way excellence and a Stanley Cup championship.
Patrice Bergeron's storied career with the Boston Bruins culminates in a Hall of Fame induction, where his number will be retired and his legacy celebrated.
After 19 seasons with the Boston Bruins, Patrice Bergeron is celebrated for his record six Frank J. Selke Trophies, Olympic gold medals, and a Stanley Cup, as the team prepares to retire his No. 37.