
A Rhode Island Hockey Team’s Journey From Tragedy to Championship
A high school hockey team in Rhode Island overcame a devastating loss to win the state title, a journey documented by ESPN.
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A high school hockey team in Rhode Island overcame a devastating loss to win the state title, a journey documented by ESPN.

A documentary that follows a small‑town hockey team as they confront loss, rally together, and capture a state title, highlighted by a coach’s return and a city’s celebration.

The Blackstone Valley Schools co‑op hockey team captured its first state championship after overcoming a devastating tragedy, a journey that will be highlighted on ESPN’s SportsCenter.
Ahead of a Sunday morning broadcast, ESPN’s Jeremy Schaap chronicles the Blackstone Valley Schools Hockey team’s return to the ice following a deadly shooting, highlighting player Colin Dorgan’s decision to continue playing and the team’s remarkable playoff run.

Ahead of its July 26 broadcast, ESPN’s SC Featured presents an intimate look at Colin Dorgan, a Rhode Island teen who returned to the ice following his family’s murder, chronicling community support, a surprising playoff run, and the power of sport to heal.

The NHL recognized Blackstone Valley’s senior hockey players with personalized jerseys, awards and heartfelt praise after a season marked by triumph and tragedy.
At the 2026 NHL Entry Draft, the league recognized the Blackstone Valley senior class with personalized jerseys, celebrating their championship run and resilience after a tragic shooting.

The Blackstone Valley Schools hockey team, still grieving the loss of three family members, were invited to hand out sweaters at the 2026 Upper Deck NHL Draft, where Commissioner Gary Bettman praised their strength.

The Blackstone Valley Schools hockey team, champions of Rhode Island Division II, were invited to the 2026 NHL Draft to hand out professional sweaters, a gesture highlighted by NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman as a tribute to their resilience after a deadly shooting.

A proposed move to Burrillville/Ponaganset threatens the cohesion of a championship‑winning hockey co‑op still healing from a tragic shooting.