The Boston Fleet welcomed their four Olympians, who shared their experience competing in the Olympic Games, winning gold and bronze and more.
2026 Winter Olympics
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2026 Olympic Recap: Sweden
Their medal hopes may have been dashed in excruciating fashion, but Sweden should have their heads held high as their national team enters a new era.
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Timeline of How Team USA’s Historic Dual Win Turned Divisive
Catch up on the events surrounding women and men’s Team USA hockey programs and the controversial phone call
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2026 Winter Olympics Recap: Canada
Team Canada fell just short of the Gold medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics. It’s time to take a look back at the tournament and see what needs to change.
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Golden and Home: Seattle Welcomes Back its Olympic Champions
As the Seattle Torrent’s gold medalists return to league play, their homecoming marks a defining moment for Seattle and the future of women’s sports
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From Rebirth to Heartbreak: Troy Ryan’s Team Canada Legacy
While feelings may be unhappy towards Troy Ryan right now following the 2-1 OT loss to the U.S. at the Olympics, he will be leaving the national program as their second most successful coach.
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Switzerland Wins Olympic Bronze Over Sweden
Alina Müller scored the overtime winner to give Switzerland its first Olympic bronze medal since 2014
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Team USA is Golden Again Following 2-1 Overtime Thriller
Team USA earned their third Olympic gold medal with a thrilling comeback victory over archrival Canada.
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2026 Bronze Medal Game Preview: Sweden vs Switzerland
Sweden and Switzerland will compete for their first Olympic medals since 2014, when Switzerland defeated Sweden 4-3.
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2026 Olympic Gold Medal Game Preview: USA vs. Canada
One of the greatest rivalries in sports returns to the biggest world stage on Thursday, February 19, as the US and Canadian women’s national teams will vie for the Olympic gold medal.
