Author: Hannah Pedersen
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NHL Playoff Picture Breakdown: Who’s In, Who’s Fighting for a Spot
With the Stanley Cup Playoffs imminent, seven teams have secured their spots, including four from the Eastern Conference and three from the West. Eliminated teams like the Maple Leafs face offseason questions, while contenders like the Avalanche, Stars, and Wild lead the charge. Tight races for Wild Card spots intensify as teams fight for playoff…
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2026 World Figure Skating Championships Recap: What We Learned
The 2026 World Figure Skating Championships showcased remarkable performances and controversies, with notable winners including Kaori Sakamoto, Ilia Malinin, and Minerva Hase/Nikita Volodin. The event sparked discussions about judging challenges, emerging skaters like Jacob Sanchez, and the future of the sport, especially with the upcoming Olympic cycle in mind.
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Learn Figure Skating With Me | Understanding Jumps, Spins, and Scoring
Figure skating can be challenging to understand due to its complex history and technical terminology. With various jumps, spins, and footwork, the sport combines artistry and athleticism. Familiarizing oneself with key elements, like the six types of jumps and how scoring works, enhances appreciation for figure skating.
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What Alysa Liu’s Olympic Comeback Teaches Us About Rest
Alysa Liu, a figure skating prodigy who won two gold medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics, emphasizes the importance of mental health and joy in sports. After retiring at 16, she took a two-year break, returning with a focus on balance and personal choice, demonstrating that success doesn’t require sacrificing well-being.
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World Figure Skating Championships 2026
The 2026 World Figure Skating Championships will take place at Prague’s O2 Arena from March 24–29. The annual event is the premier competition organized by the International Skating Union and features the top athletes in men’s singles, women’s singles, pairs, and ice dance.
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A Changing of the Guard
With young players like Bedard and Celebrini, you can’t help but ask: Is the torch of the great players beginning to be passed right before our eyes?
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The Evolution of NHL Goaltending: Are Workhorse Goalies Gone for Good?
Discover how NHL goaltending has evolved from the ironman workhorse goalies of the past—like Grant Fuhr and Martin Brodeur—to today’s modern tandem systems. This blog explores why goalies no longer play 70+ games a season, the financial impact of elite goalie contracts under the salary cap, and how travel demands and strategy are shaping the…
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