Blind Hockey Debuts at Disabled Festival Christine Osika is blind. She's also a hockey player. Osika and her Courage USA teammates debuted blind hockey at the 2015 USA Hockey Disabled Festival in Buffalo, New York. With 71 teams and 147 games from April 9-12, the new discipline drew the largest audience. It was simply another case of the human spirit conquering adversity. READ MORE »     Who scored the game-winning goal for Team USA during the 2015 World Championship bronze-medal game?   A: Jack Eichel B: Trevor Lewis C: Seth Jones D: Charlie Coyle         We Begin with a BIG Thank You! Thanks to you, American hockey continues growing stronger at every level, from grassroots to elite. Because of your generosity, more people are playing hockey in the United States than ever before. Your donation makes an impact every day on the lives of our hockey players, and for that, we thank you. READ MORE »         Bidding on Hockey Football is in Charlie Bidwill III's blood. It's been a family heirloom since his grandfather, Charles W. Bidwill, purchased the National Football League's Chicago Cardinals in 1933. With football carrying the family name, Bidwill admits it's a part of him. But in his heart there's hockey, a sport he's loved since he was a kid. READ MORE »

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