PWHPA announces first games of 2022-23 Dream Gap Tour
The Professional Women’s Hockey Players Association (PWHPA) announced details for the first two stops of its 2022-23 Dream Gap Tour on Friday.
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Players shed new light on memorable Canada-Soviet Summit Series in '1972' book
Every time there's a Summit Series anniversary, hockey fans are reminded of Canada's thrilling comeback victory over the Soviet Union and Paul Henderson's where-were-you-when Game 8 winner.
Joy Drop: Canadian women's hockey cup runneth over
Happy Friday, friends! This has been a particularly exciting week. Congratulations to the Canadian women's hockey team for winning the IIHF gold (again).
Presence of Spain will make India's pool even tougher: Graham Reid
World No.5 India are placed in a tough Pool D alongside England (world No. 6), Spain (world No.8) and Wales in the showpiece event to be jointly hosted by Bhubaneswar and Rourkela from January 13 to 29 next year. The Indians drew 4-4 against England and beat Wales 4-1 en route to a silver medal-winning effort in this year's Birmingham Commonwealth Games.
Miller, Lamoureux twins headline U.S. Hockey HOF class
Vezina Trophy-winning goaltender Ryan Miller and Olympic gold medal-winning twin sisters Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson, Monique Lamoureux-Morando headline the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2022, announced on Thursday.
Nazem Kadri donates $1M to surgical centre named after the NHL star in hometown of London, Ont.
Hockey star Nazem Kadri has donated $1 million to a surgical centre named after him in his hometown of London, Ont., where he recently celebrated his Stanley Cup win with members of the city's Muslim community.
Remembering September 11: The impact of Answer the Call and 9/11 philanthropies, nearly 21 years later
Tunnel to Towers CEO Frank Siller sits down with program recipients at New York City’s One World Observatory to reflect on how 9/11 changed their lives forever.
Men's Hockey World Cup 2023: India drawn with England, Wales and Spain in Pool D
Wales in Pool D, as the draw for the 2023 FIH Men's Hockey World Cup was held here on Thursday. Ranked world number five, India are the highest-ranked team in their pool. The group-stage winners will advance straight to the quarterfinals while the teams placed second and third will have to play crossover matches, which will decided their stay in the tournament. In Pool A, Commonwealth Games champions Australia are clubbed along with Argentina, France and Chile. Pool B includes reigning world champion Belgium, South Korea, fourth-ranked Germany and Japan. The Netherlands, New Zealand, Malaysia and Chile are placed in Pool C.