HHA: Goulding has passion for sport and service
Kara Goulding’s support at home turned into a college career defined not only by hockey, but by leadership, service and advocacy for others.
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HHA: Middlebury’s Meg Simon leads through service
Meg Simon has turned her success in hockey (and golf) into a broader commitment to community service, leaving a lasting impact beyond the ice.
HHA: UConn’s Tattle Turns Loss Into Lasting Impact
Growing up, Ryan Tattle’s father made sure the future Connecticut forward knew about what is often referred to as the campsite rule. Originally a principle of outdoor etiquette — leaving a campsite cleaner than you found it — the rule applies to all parts of life in which leaving behind a positive impact benefits the … Read more
Hughes, Pohlkamp and Plante are Hobey Hat Trick
The 2026 Hobey Baker Memorial Award will go to one of three men — Denver defenseman Eric Pohlkamp, Minnesota Duluth forward Max Plante or Michigan forward T.J. Hughes. The finalists — known as the “Hobey Hat Trick” were announced Thursday. Pohlkamp is looking to become the third Denver player to win the award, joining Matt … Read more
HHA: Sadura thrives with human connection, building communities
Grace Sadura’s passion for helping those around her has left a lasting impact on her Minnesota Duluth team and the Duluth, Minn., community.
HHA: Sison’s Impact Reaches Beyond Princeton Hockey
Princeton’s Jayden Sison is one of five finalists for the 2026 Hockey Humanitarian Award, given annually to college hockey’s top citizen.
Dartmouth’s Stavroff wins Walter Brown Award
Dartmouth’s Hayden Stavroff (10) is this year’s Walter Brown Award winner. (Photo: Dartmouth Athletics) Dartmouth College sophomore forward Hayden Stavroff was named the winner of the 74th Walter Brown Award, presented to the best American-born Division I college hockey player in New England. The Columbus, Ohio, resident led the nation in goals with 29 and … Read more