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Lördagens match mot SundsvallI den första perioden kommer Lindlöven ut och försöker sätta fart på spelet medans Sundsvall ställer upp och väntar på misstag. Jämnt första 10 minuterna sedan är det Sundsvall som har de vassare målchanserna sista 10 minuterna av första. Perioden slutar mållös. Andra perioden ser lite lika ut som den första. Två lag som tar ut varandra men det är ändå Lindlöven som tar ledningen, Lukas Johansson trycker in ett skott från slottet och Lindlöven gör det viktiga 1-0 målet ass Jämsén och Falk. Efter det så tar Lindlöven över kommandot men perioden slutar 1-0 till hemmalaget. Sundsvall får ett tidigt powerplay i den tredje perioden och gör det så viktiga 1-1 målet. Det känns ändå som att Lind

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Buffalo Sabres star Rasmus Dahlin set for massive new role for Team Sweden

"Förra veckan resulterade i en seger och en förlust för Vårat Gäng. Nu väntar de två sista matcherna innan det stundande OS-uppehållet, båda på hemmaplan i Coop Norrbotten Arena. På torsdag tar vi emot Örebro och på lördag väntar möte med Frölunda."

"Björklöven har adderat Melwin Asp Cassåsen som namngiven målvakt från Borås. Han ansluter till laget när Borås säsong är avslutad."

Helmikuu aloitetaan kolmen ottelun viikolla – Kaksi kotiottelua ja yksi vierasottelu

Do you know a group of youngsters who dream of practicing with QMJHL players? Then the Kia Path to the Pros contest is for you! Register your minor hockey team today and it could win an on-ice training session alongside QMJHL players from participating teams. Here are the links to register your team in the following markets:   Cape Breton Eagles | https://bit.ly/4ixxrqK Charlottetown Islanders | https://bit.ly/489IVgu Moncton Wildcats | https://bit.ly/4isPqyi Newfoundland Regiment | https://bit.ly/44Buf7p   Open to Canadian residents only, the contest begins on January 22, 2026, at noon (ET) and ends on February 8, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. (ET).  

Western Hockey League alumni Andrew Ladd, Travis Green, Josh Gorges and Daryl Reaugh have been named to the B.C. Hockey Hall of Fame's Class of 2026. The group will be formally inducted on July 11, 2026. Maple Ridge, B.C.'s Ladd was an immediate sensation in the WHL after joining the Calgary Hitmen in 2003-04. The 6-foot-3 winger took off for 30 goals and 45 assists for 75 points in 71 games, leading all rookies in points and goals while posting the league's best plus/minus with a +39 rating. Ladd was dubbed a top prospect heading into that summer's draft and was selected fourth overall by the Carolina Hurricanes. His final season of major junior saw Ladd earn the alternate captaincy and pick up 45 points (19G-26A) in 65 outings and capture a gold medal at the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship. Ladd's 17-season NHL tenure saw the hardworking forward hoist the Stanley Cup twice- once as a rookie with the Hurricanes in 2006, and later with the Chicago Blackhawks in 2010. He suit

Spokane, Wash. — The Spokane Chiefs announced on Thursday that defenseman Will McIsaac has been named team captain for the remainder of the 2025-26 season. McIsaac becomes the 38th captain in franchise history and takes over for Berkly Catton, who has remained up with the Seattle Kraken this season. "At the beginning of the year we were unsure what our team would look like, but now that our team is set for the rest of the season we felt it was important to add a captain to our leadership group," Chiefs Head Coach Brad Lauer said. "We feel that Will embodies all the right qualities and is the perfect fit to lead this group through the rest of the season." McIsaac was drafted by the Chiefs 28th overall in the 2021 WHL Prospects Draft and made his Western Hockey League debut on January 15, 2022 against the Kamloops Blazers. Since then, he's suited up for 245 career WHL games, logging 95 points and a +54. McIsaac is currently second among Spokane defensemen this season,

The Western Hockey League announced today that WHL Regular Season Game #540 between the Moose Jaw Warriors and Regina Pats, scheduled for tonight at 5 p.m. MT / 6 p.m. ST, has been postponed due to adverse weather conditions.

The CHL today unveiled its Week 18 edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings presented by Delta Hotels by Marriott for the 2025-26 season.

Edmonton, Alta. – The Edmonton Oil Kings announced today that they have signed 2010-born forward Ezekiel Kaebel to a WHL Scholarship & Development Agreement. “We are thrilled to officially welcome Ezekiel and his family to the Oil Kings,” said Oil Kings Director of Scouting Michael Chan. “Ezekiel was a player we targeted heavily going in to the US Prospects Draft last season, and we are very excited to have him join our development environment. He is a dynamic playmaker that loves having the puck on his stick; he has the ability to be creative and make guys miss but at the same time is direct and high-tempo in his approach.  Through our time spent with Zeke, we have seen a player that is hungry to improve, and we are excited to see him continue to take steps to grow his game as an Oil King.” Drafted third-overall in the 2025 WHL U.S. Prospects Draft, Kaebel, listed at 5’11”, 175lbs, is currently playing with the Dallas Stars Elite 16U AAA program. In 53 games, Ka

Vancouver, B.C.- This time last year, Ben Kindel was laser-focused on pushing to the WHL Playoffs. But as he embarked on a 99-point season that saw him set a Calgary Hitmen record for longest point streak (23 games), he was also looking ahead to the 2025 NHL Draft with quiet excitement and anticipation. How quickly things change. Seven months after the Pittsburgh Penguins selected the 18-year-old with the 11th overall pick, Kindel found himself back in the Scotiabank Saddledome for the first time since bowing out in the 2025 WHL Eastern Conference Championship- this time, sitting in the visitors' dressing room. "It's a surreal moment for sure," Kindel reflected. "Take a second just to look around- all the good memories from this building and my time here. So just couldn't be more grateful for that. It's an unbelievable place to play." https://twitter.com/TheWHL/status/2014105221727920357 The 5-foot-11, 182-pound centreman flexed his hockey IQ and playmaking abili

Calgary, Alta.- The Prince Albert Raiders can become the first squad to clinch a berth in the 2026 WHL Playoffs on Sunday night- but they'll need some help from the out-of-town scoreboard. The Eastern Conference leaders can punch their ticket to the postseason with: Any win at Saskatoon; AND  A Red Deer loss of any kind at Vancouver OR An overtime or shootout loss at Saskatoon; AND A Red Deer regulation loss at Vancouver Prince Albert (36-7-4-0) is on the hunt for a second consecutive East Division title and sits second in the league's overall standings. Led by hard-hitting captain Justice Christensen, the Raiders will look to avenge the sting of Saturday's 4-0 loss to the rival Blades in a rematch in Saskatoon. Puck drop at the SaskTel Centre is set for 4:00 p.m. ST. On the west coast, the Rebels (1

The Western Hockey League strives to promote and foster a welcoming environment in communities close to our 23 teams in Western Canada and the Pacific Northwest. Each club has the creative freedom to allow its players and staff to work with the organizations and groups that they are most passionate about. The end goal is to create and maintain long-lasting relationships and ongoing partnerships within their community. Through the McSweeney’s WHL Community Collective, we aim to highlight these outstanding initiatives done by each club throughout the season. The reality that Jake Gudelj is in the twilight of his WHL career hasn't quite sunk in yet. It feels like yesterday that he was 16 years old and listening to his veteran billet brother, Nick McCarry, warn him that the next five years would pass in the blink of an eye. Now 20 and closing in on 250 regular-season games, Gudelj can attest to how fast the major junior experience flies by- but it's a

Exactly 15 defencemen in QMJHL history have recorded 100 or more points in a single season. Michel Périard is one of them. On top of hitting the century mark, Périard also hit the jackpot, leaving the ‘Q’ as a Memorial Cup Champion with the 2000 Rimouski Océanic. But had you told him back then – or even in the latter stages of a 17-year pro career – that he would find a home behind the bench, he would’ve been skeptical. “It was unexpected,” he says of his transition to coaching. “As a player, I wasn’t a big talker in the room. I was more of a leader on the ice. But I was lucky because I had some great leaders in the room with me during my career.” “I got a call from my old (U-18) coach and he asked if I was interested in being an assistant,” Périard goes on to say, discussing his first stop with the Collège Charles-Lemoyne Riverains. “Thinking back on it, the last four or five years I was playing, I’d really enjoyed helping along

The Western Hockey League strives to promote and foster a welcoming environment in communities close to our 23 teams in Western Canada and the Pacific Northwest. Each club has the creative freedom to allow its players and staff to work with the organizations and groups that they are most passionate about. The end goal is to create and maintain long-lasting relationships and ongoing partnerships within their community. Through the McSweeney’s WHL Community Collective, we aim to highlight these outstanding initiatives done by each club throughout the season. The Penticton Vees may be new to the WHL, but the club's bond with the Okanagan city runs deep- just ask captain Nolan Stevenson. Stevenson, 21, is in his third year with the team and knows as well as anybody the high expectations fans have for the club- one person even gave him a quick reminder at the start of the season that the city isn't used to losing. The Vees have burst out of the gate fo

Throughout the 2025-26 regular season, the QMJHL will be highlighting one player that is eligible for the 2026 NHL Entry Draft on a weekly basis. The top prospect of Week 17 in the QMJHL is none other than Victoriaville Tigres centerman, Egor Shilov. The athlete from Tyumen, Russia, may not have found the back of the net last week, but he did everything he could to help his team out with five assists in two games. Unfortunately for Shilov and the Tigres, they lost twice to the powerful Drummondville Voltigeurs, leaders of the Western Conference. On Friday night, the Tigres were unable to overcome a 4-1 deficit after 20 minutes of play and suffered a 9-5 loss in front of their fans. Shilov was still able to showcase his talent, recording three assists in the game: one on the power play, one on the penalty kill, and one at even strength. He also won 57% of his faceoffs and had four shots on goal. On Sunday afternoon, Shilov and the Tigres played a much closer game before los

The CHL today unveiled its Week 17 edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings presented by Delta Hotels by Marriott for the 2025-26 season.

The latest Videotron Player of the Week is Chicoutimi Saguenéens center Nathan Lecompte. In a pair of games, the 19-year-old from Châteauguay, Quebec scored five goals and added an assist as the league-leading Sags went 1-1-0-0 on the week. On Friday night at home, Lecompte was a force, scoring four times, including the game-winner, in a 9-3 triumph over the Val-d’Or Foreurs. It was the third-year veteran’s first four-goal performance in the ‘Q’ and was heightened by a +2 rating. It also made Lecompte the clear choice for first star of the game. Back home on Saturday afternoon, Lecompte and the Saguenéens fell in a 3-2 decision to the Moncton Wildcats in a hard-fought battle between the league’s top two teams. Despite the setback, Lecompte still found the scoresheet, contributing to both of his team’s goals by finding the back of the net and adding a power play assist. Selected fourth overall by the Saguenéens at the 2023 QMJHL En

Here are the players who made it onto the FloHockey Team of the Week for the period ranging from January 19 to 25. These players, who represent a starting lineup of three forwards, two defensemen, and one goaltender, were selected based on their performances over the past week. _ FORWARDS: Chad LYGITSAKOS | Shawinigan Cataractes | 3GP-2G-5A, +4 Nathan LECOMPTE | Chicoutimi Saguenéens | 2GP-5G-1A, +3 Vincent DESJARDINS | Blainville-Boisbriand Armada | 3GP-5G-1A, +4 DEFENSEMEN: Louis-Alex TREMBLAY | Sherbrooke Phoenix | 3GP-1G-4A, +3 Marc-Olivier BEAUDRY | Drummondville Voltigeurs | 3GP-2G-1A, +5 GOALKEEPER: Jan LARYS | Drummondville Voltigeurs | 2-0-0-0, .963%, 0.97, 1 SO

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"IF Troja-Ljungby förstärker truppen inför säsongsavslutningen. Brandon Frattaroli ansluter till Troja resterande del av säsongen."

The Niagara IceDogs halted the Soo Greyhounds' winning streak at eight games on Thursday night.

Winnipeg Jets prospect Kevin He put together five points as the Flint Firebirds prevailed over Sarnia on Saturday.

Rosters were selected based on NHL Central Scouting’s Midterm Rankings. All 23 WHL Clubs are represented with at least one player on the roster, with each team comprised of 22 players – two goaltenders, seven defencemen, and 13 forwards.

"Vi summerar veckan för alla våra ungdomslag. På bilden C+D flickor (U12 Flickor)."

The Kitchener Rangers are on top of the Western Conference following a Friday night win over Windsor.

During each month of the regular season, QMJHL scouts provide us with reports on some of the top prospects for the upcoming QMJHL Entry Draft presented by Fenplast. Here is their analysis of the prospects for the month of January. _ Domenico Borsellino – Forward – Lac St-Louis Lions Domenico has undeniable offensive skills. An agile skater, he carries the puck well into the offensive zone. His changes of direction combined with his quick starts allow him to exploit open spaces. His vision helps him create opportunities for his teammates and himself. His coaches praise his attitude and his thirst for studying the game. Despite a difficult season for his team, Domenico has been a consistent producer, averaging nearly a point per game. After taking a break due to a health issue, he made his return in January, much to the delight of his team and Lions fans. Benoît Payment, CSR Scout   Xavier Boul

The Owen Sound Attack announced Tuesday afternoon the signing of forward Jared Langdon from the BCHL Blackfalds Bulldogs. The 6-foot-tall, St. John's, NL native was previously drafted by the Owen Sound Attack during the 2022 OHL Priority Selection Draft as a 4th round pick, 74th overall. Owen Sound Attack General Manager, Dale DeGray says although Langdon didn't join the Attack back in 2022, he often checked to see how Langdon was doing in his hockey career. "With the shortage of forwards and the ability to bring in players from the BCHL this was a very easy decision for us having known Jared previously. Jared brings a strong 200-foot-game with the ability to play centre and win face offs. Welcome back Jared." Langdon has since committed to the NCAA Clarkson University Golden Knights stating "I am thankful for the opportunity to attend Clarkson University. It is a highly respected school and has an incredible hockey program." During his 2025/26 season with the

The Brantford Bulldogs won a close one on Sunday afternoon, defeating the Soo Greyhounds 3-2 in a shootout.

The Ontario Hockey League has announced its Top Performers of the Month for January, featuring Jack Pridham, Carter George, Kashawn Aitcheson and Nikita Klepov.

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Here’s a look at the top alumni stories from the past seven days from around the AHL and NHL.

The Ontario Hockey League has recognized Academic Players of the Month for January.

QMJHL clubs claimed the Memorial Cup an unprecedented four-straight years between 2018-2023.

Ryder Boulton of the Brantford Bulldogs has been suspended for six games as a result of actions in a game on January 23 at Sudbury.

The calendar turns to February this weekend! Here's what's happening across the league.

The CHL today unveiled its Week 18 edition of the CHL Top-10 Rankings presented by Delta Hotels by Marriott for the 2025-26 season.

Throughout the 2025-26 regular season, the QMJHL will be highlighting one player that is eligible for the 2026 NHL Entry Draft on a weekly basis. The top prospect for Week 18 of the QMJHL regular season is Drummondville Voltigeurs goaltender, Jan Larys. Born in Ostrava, Czechia, the goaltender was spectacular in both of his team's games last week, in Newfoundland and Halifax respectively. Larys won both of his starts, extending his winning streak to four games. On Thursday night, the Voltigeurs faced the Newfoundland Regiment for the first time at the Mary Brown's Centre, and Larys made sure the local fans would remember his performance. The 17-year-old goaltender stopped all 26 shots he faced to lead Drummondville to a 4-0 win. To earn his second shutout of the season, Larys had to stop all four of his opponents' power play opportunities. He was named the game's second star. On Sunday afternoon, Larys and the Voltigeurs needed overtime to complete their comeback and defea

It's like an artificial season end. And then they come back.

The Senators and the Penguins face-off in a cross-division clash. Welcome back to NHL Predictions here with Last Word On Hockey! Each day, we provide in-depth analysis, insights, and predictions for games around the NHL. In tonight’s matchup, the Ottawa Senators look to build some momentum against a red-hot Pittsburgh Penguins squad. 

Once-in-a-lifetime game at Ray Jay sparked by Vasilevskiy’s surprise left jab

Welcome to another edition of the NHL Morning Recap.  All the Latest NHL Daily Recaps Today, we will be looking at the scores of the three NHL games that were played on…

"Carl Melander har gjort ett gediget arbete med vår juniorverksamhet. Carl är huvudtränare för vårt U18 lag och ansvarig för vårt hockeygymnasium. Nu står det klart att han förlängt sitt avtal med Almtuna även över kommande säsong. "

Viikon pelaajakortti: 𝐎𝐭𝐭𝐨 𝐇𝐨𝐤𝐤𝐚𝐧𝐞𝐧!🔥 #SaiPa #Liiga #YhdessäVahvempia

✨ Seuraava kotiottelu Kisapuistossa on 𝐒𝐚𝐢𝐏𝐚𝐧 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐦𝐢𝐭𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐧 𝟔𝟎𝐯. 𝐣𝐮𝐡𝐥𝐚𝐨𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐥𝐮 ✨ SaiPa–Ässät ke 11.2. klo 18:30 OSTA LIPUT: saipa.fi/liput ✨Illan arvovaltaisina juhlavieraina SaiPan pronssijoukkueen pelaajia. SaiPan kausi 1965-1966 päätyi pronssijuhliin, kun viimeisellä kierroksella joukkue kaatoi Rosenlewin Urheilijat kotikentällään maalein 3-2. Matka mitaleille oli kuitenkin pitkä ja tapahtumarikas. Kaudelle 1965-1966 SaiPan SM-sarjajoukkueeseen nousi puolisen tusinaa nuorta alle 20-vuotiasta pelaajaa. Heistä yksi oli laitahyökkääjä Heikki Juselius, joka istuutui kanssamme kertaamaan pronssikauden tapahtumia. Näitä ainutlaatuisia muistelmia voit seurata lisää kanavissamme lähiviikkojen kuluessa. #SaiPa #Liiga #YhdessäVahvempia

Tällä viikolla pelataan Vaasassa!🏒 Viikkoinfosta verkkosivuiltamme löydät tulevan viikon ottelut, muut ajankohtaiset sekä joukkueen terveystilanteen. https://saipa.fi/fi-fi/article/uutiset/viikkoinfo-vko-6/9182/ Tervetuloa perhepäivään Kisapuistoon: huomenna tiistaina klo 17:30-19:30! 💛🖤 #SaiPa #Liiga #YhdessäVahvempia

Už to vypadalo, že Boston zběsilé utkání pod širým nebem proti Tampě nakonec vyhraje, když David Pastrňák v prodloužení vstřelil gól. Jenže ten neplatil. Kvůli faulu, kterého se sám český hokejista dopustil o několik vteřin dřív, byť se hrálo normálně dál. „Vůbec tomu nerozumím,“ říkal po prohraném utkání 5:6 po nájezdech.