With World Junior gold on the line - and a 7:30 puck drop - Cole Eiserman, Danny Nelson and Jesse Nurmi had all day Sunday to let the nerves, energy and adrenaline take hold. The gold medal game ...

Cole Hutson became the first defenseman to lead a world juniors tournament in scoring. The Capitals prospect also blew past his brother Lane’s single-tournament point total. The Americans came ...

For many young hockey players, the World Junior Championship represents a stage to shine on a global scale. It's an opportunity to showcase their skills against the best in their age group while ...

So, when Nanne put his powers of persuasion to work on the USA Hockey folks that were considering awarding the 2026 World Junior Hockey Championship to the Twin Cities for the first time since ...

USA Hockey is a winner at the world junior hockey championship because its first back-to-back gold medals reaffirm a decision made in the 1990s. The U.S. National Team Development Program started ...

Philadelphia Flyers GM Daniel Briere discusses some of the team's top prospects, saying that he was 'disappointed' with how Team Canada used Jett Luchanko and Oliver Bonk at the World Junior ...

The fallout from the 2025 world junior championship just keeps getting worse for Hockey Canada. Philadelphia Flyers general manager Daniel Briere was the latest to voice criticism of Canadian ...

Team USA is a back-to-back champion for the first time at the world junior hockey championship. It took a major rally against Finland on Sunday in Ottawa to make it happen. Outplayed in the first ...

Fayette County native Jessie Duda came away from the freestyle skiing Junior World Championships proud of her performance. Duda, 19, of Brownsville was one of 12 U.S. athletes to compete against ...

Motzko was the Team USA head coach at the World Juniors twice previously, those teams winning gold in 2017 and bronze in 2018. Asked about his interest in the job last week, Motzko declined to ...

OTTAWA — As Team USA attempts to win back-to-back titles for the first time in World Junior hockey history this weekend, a Providence Friar freshman is thrilled that he’s part of the journey.