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Few countries have been able to match the success USA Hockey has had of late on the international stage.

In addition to a thrilling gold medal run at the 2026 Olympics, its third all-time and second in the last three Olympics, the U.S. has also won two of the last three IIHF Women’s World Championships (2023 and 2025) as part of its 11 gold medals in the event. 


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If you had any conversations with college coaches, agents, prep and high school coaches or parents of 14U-18U players over the last two years, a common theme likely came up.

Man, things are about to change in the college hockey recruiting space.

When the CHL ruling came down in November of 2024, prospects playing in the CHL became eligible for NCAA Division 1 pr...


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BELMONT, Mass. — As the summer rolls on, so does the Premier Prep League.

Week 5 featured plenty of high-end action at Belmont’s Skip Viglirolo Rink as some of the area’s top prospects stay sharp in the summer.

You had a nail-biter between Team White and Team Red in the early game, a high-scoring barn-burner between Team Light Blue and Team Blue and another tigh...


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LAKE PLACID, N.Y. — Some of the very best prospects in the nation hit the ice in Lake Placid for USA Hockey’s Under-18 Women’s National Festival.

Forty-six players from the 2009 and 2010 birth years skated at Herb Brooks Arena at the Olympic Center, looking to show well on a national stage. In total, 12 New Englanders 


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It’s still only beginning to sink in for Rian Chudzinski.

The Anaheim Ducks selected the Needham, Mass., native with the 82nd pick in the third round of the 2026 NHL Draft.

Chudzinski couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw his name appear on the screen as he watched the draft at home with family and friends.

“It didn’t really sink in right away,” Chudzinsk...


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