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Caleb Heil's standout performances for the Madison Capitols and Team USA earned him the prestigious Dave Peterson Goaltender of the Year Award, and he will be celebrated at the USA Hockey President’s Awards Dinner in Denver on June 5.
Jared McCann returns from a 30‑game injury stretch, while prospects Miettinen and Bernier chase Memorial Cup glory and the Kansas City Mavericks eye the Kelly Cup.
After a four‑decade career spanning every level of amateur hockey, Scott Pionk is appointed head coach of the Superior Spartans, tasked with ending a decade‑long championship drought and revitalizing the program’s tradition.
Kelley Steadman will be honored at the USA Hockey President’s Awards Dinner for her on‑ice achievements and her role in expanding girls’ hockey in Tampa Bay.
Kelley Steadman will be honored by USA Hockey at its President’s Awards Dinner in Denver, recognizing her playing achievements, national championships, and impact on girls’ hockey in Tampa Bay.
At 28, Declan Farmer led the U.S. sled hockey team to its fifth straight Paralympic title and was recognized as USA Hockey’s Disabled Athlete of the Year, while preparing for a celebration in Denver.
The NCAA's '5 in 5' eligibility proposal could reshape college hockey by limiting participation to five years after high school, sparking backlash from Minnesota and the broader hockey community.
The American Family Insurance Championship will feature a nine‑hole exhibition on June 6 at TPC Wisconsin in Madison, spotlighting former collegiate and professional athletes who will play for charity and community support.
Josh Sciba, a Westland‑born coach with more than 15 years of experience, has been named the inaugural head coach of PWHL Detroit, the team set to debut at Little Caesars Arena in the fall of 2026.
Max Plante's latest honor adds to a season of record‑breaking performances, highlighting his blend of talent, family tradition, and team‑first mentality.
Caroline Harvey’s unprecedented achievements — including Olympic MVP, the Patty Kazmaier Award, and multiple WCHA honors — have cemented her place among the game’s all‑time greats.
The NHL’s most reviled team turned into a personal beacon for a young fan, reshaping youth hockey in Las Vegas and steering a career in storytelling.
The arrival of the Vegas Golden Knights in 2016 sparked a hockey boom in Las Vegas, fueling record youth participation, community projects, and a new generation of local heroes.
The NCAA has turned down a counter‑proposal that would have based player eligibility on age rather than high school graduation. A vote on the new 'five‑in‑five' eligibility rules is scheduled for late June, raising questions about the future of college hockey.
Ryder Fetterolf, an 18‑year‑old goaltender from Sewickley, Pennsylvania, attended the National Goaltending Development Camp in Blaine, Minnesota, where he trained alongside elite coaches and promising athletes from across the country.
The organization will recognize 13 individuals on June 5 in Denver for their outstanding contributions across youth, adult, women’s, and disability hockey, highlighting the sport’s broad impact.
Caleb Heil, an incoming freshman goaltender, was named the 2025-26 Dave Peterson Goaltender of the Year by USA Hockey, recognizing his dominant USHL statistics, international contributions, and NHL draft achievement.
Veteran athletic trainer Stan Wong was presented with the Dr. Alan Ashare Excellence in Safety Award by USA Hockey, recognizing his extensive work with national teams, the NHL, and international competitions.
Caroline Harvey, a standout defender for the Wisconsin Badgers, has been named the Bob Allen women's player of the year by USA Hockey for the second straight year, capping a season that saw her lead both her college team and the U.S. national squad to championships.
Caroline Harvey, a Wisconsin Badgers defender, has been honored as the Bob Allen women's player of the year for the second time, capping a season that includes an Olympic gold medal and a national championship.
Caroline Harvey’s second Bob Allen award underscores a season that delivered Olympic gold for the United States and a third national championship for the Wisconsin Badgers, while setting the stage for her professional debut.
From May 18‑21, 31 coaches and 37 athletes converged in Blaine, Minnesota, to foster a family‑like atmosphere that blends skill development with camaraderie, preparing the next generation of American net‑minders for collegiate, professional and international play.
The National Goaltending and Women’s Defense Development Camp in Blaine, Minnesota, blends skill work, video analysis and team‑building to prepare the next generation of American net‑minders for collegiate, professional and international competition.
Max Plante, a sophomore forward from Hermantown, Minnesota, has been crowned the 2026 USA Hockey Jim Johannson College Player of the Year, adding to a season filled with record‑breaking performances and national awards.