Before they filled stadiums, lifted trophies, and became hockey legends, they were just kids posing for a school photo. With era-defining hairstyles, shy smiles, and eyes full of dreams, these images capture the moment right before fame.

It's been 25 years, or a quarter century, since fears of Y2K and the millennium celebrations. In that span, women's hockey has grown immensely. Here's The Hockey News' countdown of the top 25 players of the last 25 years.

As we flip the calendar into the third month of the year, we also enter Women’s History Month. Established in 1987, March became a 31-day opportunity to look back, reflect on and talk about the many impactful women that helped propel us to where we are ...

HAVE ONE LAST CHECK OF YOUR FORECAST SOON. THE DURHAM MUSEUM IS NOW FEATURING A ONE OF A KIND HOCKEY EXPERIENCE. FROM SHOWING OFF YOUR SLAPSHOT TO PAYING AN ODE TO THE COVETED STANLEY CUP. THIS NEW TRAVELING EXHIBIT TAKES YOU INSIDE THE COOLEST SPORT IN ...

Seven minor league hockey teams have competed in the Queen City since the Cincinnati Mohawks took to the ice at Cincinnati Gardens in 1945. On Cincinnati Edition, we take a look back at the teams that made Cincinnati hockey history, and set our sights on its future.

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- There's a town in the State of Hockey where pucks and sticks are as common as stop signs and sidewalks. Eveleth is also home to the world's largest hockey stick -- which is fitting considering how much success they've had on the ice.

The majority of RIT students weren’t born yet, so they may not realize that the men’s hockey team has already won two NCAA hockey championships. The first title came at the Division II level in 1983; the second championship was at the Division III ...

The Penguins announced plans for the annual Black Hockey History Game, presented by CNX, on Tuesday, February 4 versus the New Jersey Devils at PPG Paints Arena. The game serves as a testament to the rich history and achievements of Black Americans, particularly their significant contributions to the Greater Pittsburgh

Jean-Marie Guerrier was surprised when he first learned about the Colored Hockey League of the Maritimes (CHLM), particularly as a volunteer for Black History Ottawa working to push more stories to educate the culture of Canadians of African descent.