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On Saturday, May 9, the Gallatin Ice Foundation will team up with the Bozeman Film Society to screen the riveting documentary Red Army at The Ellen Theatre.

Local hockey lovers unite! The Gallatin Ice Foundation will host the 5th annual Gloves Off Gala on Saturday, March 21 at the Commons at Baxter and Love. This fundraising event will benefit the 'Raise the Ice Barn' campaign, a project to build a year-round ice arena at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds.

Bundle up, grab the kids and head to the Haynes Pavilion for 2 great nights of inaugural Black Diamond League hockey with the Bozeman Stingers hosting the Sun Valley Suns.

When is the new Bozeman Hockey Rink going up? When are they breaking ground? It's happening Monday night y'all!

Pennsylvania hockey fans' allegiances are geographically divided. Most fans in the western half of the state root for the Pittsburgh Penguins, while fans in the east cheer for the Philadelphia Flyers. The teams' heated rivalry is one of the best in the NHL, but one fan took the battle too far this weekend in State College, Pa...

Talk about your net winnings.

Thanks to the Stanley Cup playoffs, we’ve been seeing a lot of hockey players back in the spotlight. But there’s definitely one face we’re more happy to see than a lot of the others and that face belongs to Ryan Kesler of the Vancouver Canucks.

Come out and support the Bozeman's Junior A Tier III hockey team the Bozeman ICEDOGS at their home games at the Haynes Pavilion. We've got some free tickets for you as well. It pays to be a VIP!

A decision has been made in the case of twin brothers Nick and Nate Smith, who switched places to take a $50,000 shot at a charity hockey match last month. Whether they’d receive the prize money was in question when the family confessed that the twin who was called to participate was not the one who wound up taking the shot. Ultimately, officials decided not to award the family the money because o

Well, there’s one thing Canadians aren’t apologetic over and that’s their intense love of hockey. This passion led to riots on the streets of Vancouver Wednesday night when the beloved Canucks lost the Stanley Cup 4-0 to the Boston Bruins.

After the Vancouver Canucks lost to the Boston Bruins in Game Seven of the Stanley Cup finals, hockey fans took to the streets of British Columbia’s capital city in a massive riot. With so much passion in the air, somebody was bound to get some action: Photographer Rich Lam snapped a couple making out somewhere between the throbbing horde and a line of riot police. See the full image below: Read M