Fresh off a championship run with the UNB Reds, veteran playmaker Bailey McMaster is trading her red jersey for Cougar colors, bringing her scoring prowess and U SPORTS experience to Regina.
As the T-birds sharpen their skates for a new season, four fresh faces are ready to prove they belong, bringing a mix of local talent and national experience to a veteran squad hungry for a championship run.
Just when MacEwan's hockey coach Zack Dailey thought his roster was set, a fortunate twist of fate delivered a skilled forward with a championship pedigree.
After leading the Blades through deep playoff runs and earning accolades both on and off the ice, captain Ben Saunderson is staying in Saskatchewan.
Brock just landed 13 new recruits - a blend of seasoned transfers, promising rookies, and even a few with professional experience, all aiming to sharpen the Badgers' competitive edge.
The Panthers are banking on local boy Colby Huggan, fresh off a stellar QMJHL season, to electrify their offense and bring a hometown buzz to this year.
The 5'10" centre recorded 58 points this past season with the Red Wings.
Regina has landed coveted forward Jade Pelland, a tenacious playmaker already turning heads in prep school, for their 2026-27 roster.
MacEwan is betting that a local spark plug can ignite their offense, adding Sherwood Park Reign alumna Amy Fraser to their roster just weeks before training camp begins.
"She is a big physical presence who brings intensity every shift, plays the game with power and purpose, and is going to be a force on both ends of the ice."
From U SPORTS standout to the professional ice, Robbie Holmes is trading his Cougars jersey for Steelheads colors, bringing a mix of grit and goal-scoring prowess to Boise's ECHL team.
From frozen Minnesota ponds to the bright lights of Canadian university hockey, Clay Hanus carved a path to success at Mount Royal.
Sebastian Resar's stellar season with Toronto has earned him a shot at professional hockey, as the Varsity Blues goalie inks a deal with the Macon Mayhem.
The milestone moment belonged to Chanreet Bassi, who was selected in the sixth round by PWHL Vancouver.
Mount Royal’s all-time winningest goaltender set to compete for a spot in the professional ranks.
Bergesen starred at MRU from 2019, establishing herself as one of the top defenders in U SPORTS.