
Sadie Peart Elevates Quinnipiac Women’s Hockey with New Leadership Role
Quinnipiac announces Sadie Peart as Director of Operations and Player Development, highlighting her extensive playing legacy, coaching experience, and leadership achievements.
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Quinnipiac announces Sadie Peart as Director of Operations and Player Development, highlighting her extensive playing legacy, coaching experience, and leadership achievements.

A coalition of hockey commissioners is urging the NCAA to adopt a revised eligibility rule that begins the five‑year clock at enrollment rather than high school graduation, a move backed by USA Hockey, the NHL and the broader hockey community.

At the USA Hockey‑Long Drink Warrior National Championships, 29‑year‑old Jesse Woinicki helped his 65‑year‑old father Mark find the back of the net, marking their first organized goal together.

The Professional Women's Hockey League announced an expansion team in San Jose, revealing colors drawn from the city’s flag and highlighting the surge in girls' hockey participation across the United States.

Youth hockey and figure skating are expanding rapidly in South Carolina, driven by dedicated families, community leaders, and innovative outreach, even as the region grapples with a shortage of ice facilities.

Harvard's women's ice hockey program announced its newest cohort, highlighting the diverse backgrounds and achievements of four fresh talents set to join the squad.

The Professional Women’s Hockey League has quickly become a financial and cultural phenomenon, driven by strong investment, live streaming, and Olympic visibility.

Nebraska’s softball squad clinched a Super Regional berth, while the baseball team secured a top seed, and other marquee events — including a $9 million charity lunch — added to the buzz.

From Maryland roots to state titles, Rory Mayer is inspiring a new wave of female players across Jacksonville and beyond.

The upcoming tournament will feature the recent Hobey Baker Award winners, a blend of college programs, and a potential United States versus Canada showdown, all leading up to the gold‑medal game on May 31, 2026.
USA Hockey names Kevin Porter as head coach of the NTDP U18 team for the 2026-27 season while the Buffalo Sabres fight for a Game 7 against Montreal, the Vegas Golden Knights confront media penalties, and Quinn Hughes weighs a contract extension with the Minnesota Wild.

Kevin Porter, a 12‑year NHL veteran and Hobey Baker laureate, transitions to head coach of the NTDP, bringing a championship pedigree and extensive leadership experience.

After three seasons shaping the nation’s top under‑18 talent, Greg Moore’s contract with the National Team Development Program was not renewed, ending a stint marked by silver and bronze medals on the world stage.

Kevin Porter, a Stanley Cup champion and former NTDP captain, has been appointed head coach of the National Team Development Program, succeeding Greg Moore and bringing a decorated playing and coaching résumé to the role.

The Genesee Amateur Hockey Association recognized graduating seniors, awarded scholarships and trophies, and thanked coaches and volunteers at its end‑of‑year ceremony in Batavia.

A leading development coach argues that summer should be a time for diverse athletic experiences rather than year‑round hockey, citing research and practical advice for parents.

The United States prepares to defend its championship at the 2026 IIHF Men’s World Championship, scheduled for May 15‑31 in Zurich, Switzerland, with a roster that mixes seasoned leaders and emerging talent.

The national camp, held in Blaine, Minnesota, offers top goaltenders and defenders a chance to refine their skills under seasoned coaches.

The three governing bodies announced an expanded collaboration to strengthen Tier I junior hockey in the United States, emphasizing elite training, competition and international participation.

Three pioneering athletes debuted in the top division of the 2026 USA Hockey‑Honda Sled National Championships, helping the United States claim its first Women’s World Para Ice Hockey crown while inspiring a new generation of players.

A well‑intentioned Mother's Day tribute by USA Hockey sparked confusion when a picture of Charlie McAvoy's sister was mislabeled as his mother, leading to a quick correction and removal of the post.