Hockey

The creator of the videos has a surprising announcement in this year's edition. Read more about It's Here: The 2019 Minnesota State High School All Hockey Hair Team Video

Adult hockey league shoots for goals of having fun and being social. Read more about Hockey Finder Helps Pickup Players Break the Ice

Tyler Nanne has always dreamed about playing hockey for the University of Minnesota. After deciding to transfer from Ohio State due to medical reasons, Nanne is glad to be back in his home state and able to carry on the tradition of being a third-generation of Nanne Golden Gopher hockey players. “I’m excited to get back into shape and skate with the guys. Taking 10 months off of the game was hard, but I am now able to work out and skate again,” says Nanne. “I’ve enjoyed being home and going to school for sure. It’s been a great adjustment.”

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I’m Alive: Courage, Hope and a Miracle is the story of Edina resident and former high school hockey star Duke Pieper, who, at 15, reached both the heights and depths of his young life. A lurking blood vessel malformation in his brain began its siege minutes before Pieper’s debut as a freshman on the Hill-Murray High School varsity hockey team. In place of his dreams of hockey stardom, Pieper found illness, surgery, infection, paralysis, months of hospitalization and lingering disability. Read more about He’s Alive: Hockey Player Writes a Book About Hope, Courage and Miracles

Brad Atol, head coach of Edina’s U14A girls’ hockey team, the Edina Green, says there’s no magic involved in being a championship team. The essentials are hard work, dedication, and, most importantly, comradery.

The Edina Green really get along well. It’s a recipe for success. The girls dominated during their 2014-15 season from mid-November to February, and won the state championship March 15 in Stillwater. Read more about They Make Being Green Look Easy