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Judd Caulfield, a former Grand Forks Central and UND standout, has agreed to a two-year contract with the Anaheim Ducks, featuring NHL salaries of $850,000 and $900,000 and AHL pay of $175,000 and $250,000, while citing the appeal of San Diego’s climate as a mental reset.
A former University of North Dakota women's soccer coach saw his Title IX lawsuit dismissed with prejudice, ending a contentious dispute that centered on alleged discrimination and playing‑field concerns. The decision paves the way for new leadership at the program.
The Tucson Roadrunners have secured forward Austin Poganski on a two‑year contract, reinforcing the team’s blend of experience and future potential.
The Tampa Bay Lightning’s recent development camp in Brandon featured a roster of promising prospects, each with notable achievements and upcoming collegiate destinations.
The 2026 Team USA World Junior Summer Showcase will feature forwards Cooper Simpson and Carter Sanderson, both alumni of the University of North Dakota, as they prepare to compete in Windsor from July 26 to August 1.
Three University of North Dakota alumni are poised to enter the NHL free‑agency market, bringing Stanley Cup experience, extensive game logs and collegiate pedigree to the open market.
Brayden Mueller, a 6‑foot‑2, 180‑pound receiver from the Austin area, has pledged to the University of North Dakota, joining a growing list of Texas talent in the program.
The 2026 NHL Draft saw the University of North Dakota's men's hockey program produce six draftees, featuring the first top‑10 defensive pair in school history and the highest‑drafted twins since the Sedins.
The 2026 NHL Draft saw the University of North Dakota produce a record six draftees, highlighted by two top‑10 selections and the highest‑drafted twins since the Sedin brothers.
The University of North Dakota announced that six of its hockey players were selected in the 2026 NHL Draft, marking a milestone with four first‑round selections and historic achievements for twin brothers.
The Fighting Hawks celebrated a historic NHL Draft, with eight of their committed players selected across multiple rounds, a feat not seen since 1984.
Eight University of North Dakota hockey players were chosen at the 2026 NHL Draft, establishing a new high for selections in a single draft and the most picks in the first three rounds since 2005.
The opening round of the 2026 NHL Draft showcased an unprecedented reliance on college programs, with more than half of the picks boasting NCAA experience.
Keaton Verhoeff's commitment to North Dakota and NHL draft by the Sharks illustrate the trade‑offs of choosing college hockey over junior, sparking debate among scouts.
The San Jose Sharks selected Keaton Verhoeff ninth overall in the 2026 Draft, a move that pays off his projected top‑pair upside and physical brand of play.
The University of North Dakota’s hockey program will be under the microscope at the 2026 NHL Draft, with multiple alumni and current prospects expected to hear their names called over the next two days.
The Grand Forks Herald's 2026 NHL mock draft highlights UND defensemen Keaton Verhoeff and Carson Carels in the top ten, showcases other elite prospects, and explores the program's rich drafting legacy.
High school quarterback Miles Felton has pledged to the University of North Dakota, transitioning to linebacker and planning an early enrollment to accelerate his college career.
A breakout year with the Edmonton Oil Kings has propelled defenseman Ethan MacKenzie onto Canada’s World Junior team and into the NHL Draft conversation, setting the stage for his summer move to Grand Forks.
With the fourth overall pick up for grabs, the Buffalo Sabres must choose between adding a top prospect or leveraging the selection for immediate roster upgrades.
The University of North Dakota is gearing up for a draft that could see multiple first‑round selections, with coach optimism, twin prospects and a busy draft legacy all converging in Buffalo.
Projected first‑overall pick Landon DuPont announces his college destination, sparking optimism for Michigan’s national championship hopes.
A wave of high‑profile commitments signals a transformed recruitment cycle, with standout players choosing colleges amid evolving eligibility frameworks.
With the traditional Letter of Intent gone, programs are scrambling to secure elite talent late in the cycle, leading to a flurry of pledges across the nation.