Ice skating News & Breaking Stories

Bruins' last-second save by Wotherspoon and Swayman's stellar performance lead to Game 1 victory, sparking hope for a deep playoff run.

Michigan hockey fails to advance to national title game, falling 4-0 to Boston College in NCAA Frozen Four semifinals.

Amber Glenn wins the U.S. women's figure skating championship, making history as the first openly LGBTQ+ skater to win the title.

Olivia Dunne's LSU Tigers win sparks debate over intentional underscoring in gymnastics, leading to Sports Illustrated's staff layoffs.

Former AHL player arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after former Pittsburgh Penguins forward Adam Johnson died from a skate cut.

Adam Johnson's death from a fatal cut during an ice hockey game has led to an arrest and a global outcry.

Hockey player Adam Johnson died after an opponent's skate sliced his neck. 17 days later, the South Yorkshire Police arrested a suspect.

Kaapo Kakko makes a plea for more ice time and better usage, recognizing the need to improve and seize his opportunity.

NHL suspends Ottawa Senators forward Shane Pinto for 41 games, making him the first modern-day hockey player banned for sports gambling.

18-year-old Bedard, the top pick in the NHL draft, played alongside his idol Crosby as the Blackhawks won an impressive victory over the Penguins.

Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship, is set to launch with a waterpark and 40 dining options. The ship, weighing 250,800 tonnes, will have a capacity of 5,610 passengers and will feature a waterpark with six record-breaking slides, seven pools and nine whirlpools. The ship will also have 15 venues for live music and entertainment, as well as 28 different types of accommodation. The Icon of the Seas is set to join the Royal Caribbean fleet on 26 October and will debut in 2024.