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

LEEDS KNIGHTS and Milton Keynes Lightning cancelled each out in their NIHL National double-header weekend. The Lightning hit back to win 3-2 at Elland Road Ice Arena on Sunday after seeing the Knights ...

A depraved ex-ice hockey player found guilty of a number of sick sexual offences against children told one of his victims to wear her school uniform when he abused her. Philip Hamer was found ...

Sean Dunne scored a power-play goal with 2:13 remaining to give Montclair a 3-2 win against West Orange at Clary Anderson Arena in Montclair.

The PWHL has partnered with artist Kezna Dalz, who designed a special Black History Month logo for the league. Known for her bold use of color and her ability to infuse warmth and inclusivity into ...

Masters adds that the pair were both skating in regular contact jerseys, while rookie Fraser Minten was absent after logging 11:41 of ice time in ... of the American Hockey League, the team ...

He had a Patrick Kane jersey and a Jonathan Toews jersey, too. He never considered putting out a hockey newsletter. William “Wirtz gets plenty of people to pack the stadium,” he told the ...

The home side got off to a flying start at the Klagenfurt Ice Sports Center ... With the win, Villach drew level with the sixth-placed Black Wings from Linz. The Vienna Capitals are no longer ...

president of hockey operations for Utah Hockey Club. “Across these activations, we aim to drive meaningful change beyond the ice, supporting Black individuals and businesses throughout Utah ...

The rich contrast of deep black and vibrant orange creates a stunning design that captivates with precision and artistry. YourVirals Posted: January 31, 2025 | Last updated: January 31, 2025 ...

After researching, scientists found that a polar bear's hair is coated in a natural grease containing cholesterol and fatty acids, which repels ice and snow from sticking to them. Inside Edition ...

In his fifteen years living in London, Didier Tshibangu has encountered one recurring barrier for Black youth thinking of taking up ice skating and hockey — a lack of representation.