The USA, Canada, Sweden, and Finland have all worn their fair share of timeless classics and absolute clunkers on the ice.

In 1996, the upstart Americans shocked the hockey world by upsetting Canada. In doing so, they changed U.S. hockey forever.

MONTREAL — Hockey Quebec is banning the use of smelling salts, citing concern over their use by young players. The governing ...

DETROIT -- Bringing home the “Iron D” Trophy for the second straight season, No. 2 Michigan State Spartans used a three-goal ...

Temple’s School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management partnered with UWBHF to hold a weekend of activities celebrating ...

A Kenai Peninsula team has never won a first-round game in the Division I state hockey tournament, but the door was opened ...

Zbar today announced its new integrated marketing campaign, "Adventure Needs Fuel," to help energize busy young lives with ...

Vancouver has always had a history of sports. From early races on the water to today's professional teams, organized sports ...

The final goal of the home high school season would find a fitting honoree as Bovitz put his last career home score in the ...

The first scene looked like something out of the city of Amsterdam, with residents skating along a canal, taking their time, talking with folks walking along the walking path alongside ...

FILE - The Utah Hockey Club logo is seen on the helmet of center Nick Schmaltz (8) during the third period of an NHL hockey game against the Minnesota Wild, Dec. 20, 2024, in St. Paul, Minn.

In today’s digital world, we seem to be surrounded by news. Clickbait, anyone? Yet the pervasive and often intrusive nature of internet news articles belies the fact that many of these sites are ...