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University of North Dakota hockey standouts Cole Reschny, Keaton Verhoeff and Carson Carels have been named to Canada’s roster for the 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase, joining teammates from across the country.
Former University of North Dakota coach Brad Berry is set to lead the Youngstown Phantoms, bringing a championship pedigree to the USHL. Meanwhile, forward Peter Cehlarik has signed with the Växjö Lakers in Sweden, and Austin Wagner has joined the Frankfurt Lions in Germany.
North Dakota has locked in its 2027 non‑conference opponents, adding Valparaiso to a schedule that also features LIU, Idaho and Iowa.
After guiding the Fighting Hawks to a 29‑10‑1 record, a Penrose Cup title and a Frozen Four appearance, Coach Dane Jackson receives a contract extension and continued support from the university.
Following a breakthrough year that saw the Fighting Hawks capture the Penrose Cup and reach the NCAA Frozen Four, UND has reworked head coach Dane Jackson's contract, raising his salary and extending his staff's agreements with performance‑based bonuses.
Veteran coach Scott Sandelin commits to the University of Minnesota‑Duluth through 2029‑30, while sophomore Max Plante returns after winning the 2026 Hobey Baker Award and joins his brothers Zam and Victor, alongside new signings Barrett Hall and Carl Axelsson.
The Falcons will open the 2026‑27 season with two home victories, raise their championship banners, and navigate a demanding slate that includes early road trips, a New Year’s Day showdown and a February home‑heavy stretch.
Recent contract extensions for Minnesota Duluth’s Scott Sandelin, Merrimack’s Scott Borek and North Dakota’s Dane Jackson reflect a strategic commitment to continuity and ambition across three Hockey East and NCHC programs.
The Calgary Flames' draft pipeline is emerging as a cornerstone of their rebuild, with seven prospects cracking The Athletic's Top 100 list and a clear ambition to dodge the NHL Draft Lottery.
The sudden dismissal of Hall of Fame broadcaster Tim Hennessy after 45 years at the University of North Dakota has ignited criticism from fans and raised scrutiny of Athletic Director Bill Chaves.
The abrupt dismissal of veteran announcer Tim Hennessy follows the controversial exit of coach Brad Berry, raising questions about compensation, timing and the future of UND athletics.
The abrupt termination of Tim Hennessy’s 45‑year broadcasting career at the University of North Dakota has ignited a wave of criticism, spotlighting the handling of compensation issues and the recent dismissal of coach Brad Berry.
After three consecutive losing seasons, Chickasha hires veteran Steve Huff, whose extensive coaching background and proven success at previous schools bring fresh hope. The 2026 schedule features a demanding slate of games, highlighted by a season‑opening clash with Woodward and a homecoming matchup against Tecumseh.
A look at the standout players, defensive upgrades and coaching changes that will define the 2026 Southern Conference campaign.
Michigan and Iowa meet for the 65th time in a battle that hinges on trench warfare, quarterback competition and the Hawkeyes' revamped defense.
After 46 seasons of calling University of North Dakota men’s hockey on the radio, Tim Hennessy’s full‑time position was eliminated in July. He may still return under a per‑game arrangement with Fighting Hawks Sports Partnerships, while the university reshapes its broadcasting model.
Veteran announcer Tim Hennessy, who has called University of North Dakota hockey for 46 seasons, is no longer a full‑time employee but may continue under a new arrangement as the school shifts to a partnership model amid layoffs at iHeart Media.
Four young talents from the Montréal Canadiens' prospect pool delivered standout seasons in the WHL, securing awards, leading teams deep into the playoffs, and committing to major U.S. universities.
Nick Oliver, a St. Cloud State alum and former Wisconsin assistant, accepted the head coaching position at his alma mater while the team was still making its Frozen Four run, navigating family expansion and roster changes with optimism for the program’s future.
The Boston Bruins are navigating a pivotal offseason, balancing a wave of young talent with veteran leadership decisions as they aim to return to contention.
Alex Scheiwiller, celebrated for his championship‑leading performance and elite save percentage, has committed to the University of North Dakota, joining a towering trio of goalies and adding depth to the program’s future.
The 50th annual Lions All‑Star Basketball Series gathered the state's top senior players for a showcase of skill, with notable athletes announcing their college destinations.
Several University of North Dakota players traveled to NHL camps this summer, delivering performances that ranged from a surprise home run to discussions about the rigors of college hockey, highlighting the program’s growing pipeline to the professional ranks.
Landon Schneider, a 6‑foot‑3, 245‑pound athlete from North Dakota, has pledged to the University of North Dakota’s football program, bringing a blend of size, skill and scrappy play to the 2027 roster.