Czechs eliminate Canada for 3rd straight year at world juniors
Canada will play for bronze at the world junior hockey championship.
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Deaf Laurier ringette player Leah Partridge thrives on ice with support of her team
Ringette player Leah Partridge moves across the ice with speed and awareness, tracking the ring, her teammates and the play unfolding ahead, often without hearing the players behind her.
Canada ready for Czech date in world junior hockey championship semifinals
Porter Martone crossed the red line and bumped an opponent with his shoulder.
Jenner scores twice to lead Charge past Frost for 4th straight win
Brianne Jenner scored twice to lead the Ottawa Charge to a 5-2 win over the visiting Minnesota Frost on Saturday afternoon.
NHL gambles that Winter Classic ice won't melt under Miami's heat - ESPN
WHEN THE MIAMI MARLINS made a bid to host the NHL's annual Winter Classic at their stadium, LoanDepot Park, they knew they would have to overcome one major obstacle in pitching the idea: Florida's warm and sunny weather. Rather than ignore the obvious hurdle of hosting the league's signature outdoor winter hockey event in the tropics, the team decided to go all in on the theme and submitted a proposal entitled «Miami Ice,» a play on the hit 1980s TV show «Miami Vice.»
Rangers beat Panthers in NHL's first outdoor game in Florida - ESPN
MIAMI — Have a day, Mika Zibanejad.
US women eye ice hockey revenge against rival Canada at Milano-Cortina
NEW YORK, Jan 2 : The United States are ravenous for revenge at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Olympics, where one of the Winter Games' greatest rivalries renews on the ice rink as the women in red, white and blue embark on a collision course with Canada.
NHL stars return to boost US, Canada ice hockey teams at Milano-Cortina Games
NEW YORK, Jan 2 : The return of ice hockey's biggest stars to the Winter Games could spark a renaissance for the sport on the global stage, as gold-medal favourites United States and Canada handpicked top NHL talent for the Milano-Cortina Olympics.