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In just over a month, college hockey has seen a federal bill aimed at standardizing transfer rules, new NCAA officiating leadership, a flurry of athletic‑director changes, contract extensions, surprising retirements, and the highest‑valued agreement ever signed by a former collegian.
The ECAC announces its All‑Academic Team for men's hockey, highlighting 29 players who excel academically and athletically, with senior forward Philip Tresca named top scholar for the second year in a row.
The Hamilton Hammers have signed defenseman Ryan Healey and goaltender Ryan Fanti to one‑year AHL contracts, securing prospects who bring collegiate experience and NHL‑draft pedigree.
After a four‑year stint at Harvard and a trade from the Minnesota Wild, Ryan Healey signed a one‑way AHL contract with the Hamilton Hammers, eager to make an impression on the New York Islanders organization.
The final day of the New York Islanders Development Camp featured a high‑intensity scrimmage, showcasing the depth of talent across both squads.
The New York Islanders will host their annual Blue-and-White Scrimmage at the Northwell Health Ice Center on Wednesday night, with the game streamed live on newyorkislanders.com. Projected lineups for both Team Blue and Team White feature a host of top prospects, including forwards, defensemen and goaltenders, offering fans a preview of the roster ahead of the season.
GM Mathieu Darche discussed the team’s strategy after the 2026 NHL Draft, highlighting Varlamov’s possible backup role, DeAngelo’s extension, and new coaching appointments.
The New York Islanders have added defenseman Ryan Healey to their roster, acquiring him from the Minnesota Wild in exchange for future considerations. The move brings a Chicago native with a strong collegiate pedigree into the organization.
A trade between the New York Islanders and Minnesota Wild brings Ryan Healey into the organization, with a contract deadline looming and a potential AHL debut on the horizon.
At 88, Stan Tait marks seven decades of officiating, from his early days in the British Army to training thousands of referees and ensuring Monroe’s games have officials.