After Mason Kubin scored to give the Columbus Blades a 1-0 lead with 8:44 to play, the fun really began. The Central Ohio squad was in the title game of the USA Hockey Sled National Championships in early May, and the dream was within reach for a program that began

While Elvis Merzlikins’ 7:14 a.m. wakeup on a gameday might seem early to some, the Blue Jackets goaltender raised his own eyebrows when told the morning routine of a professional golfer. When PGA Tour player Joe Highsmith tees off at 7:50 a.m. on Thursday for the first day of the

Anytime something hasn't happened for more than nine decades, it's fair to say history was made, and that was the case Sunday at the IIHF World Championships. The United States, including CBJ defenseman Zach Werenski, captured the gold medal at the international hockey tournament for the first time since 1933,

In an age where so many kids play one sport and stick to it, Teddy Murphy was a bit of a throwback athlete at Grandview Heights High School. Murphy was a forward and midfielder for the Bobcats’ perennially successful soccer team, playing all 80 minutes in the team’s 2022 state

Through being a player, referee and fan, Nash Williams earned the High School Hockey Scholarship from the Columbus Blue Jackets Foundation for his exemplary actions both on and off the ice. A three-time varsity letter winner on the ice and a team leader, Williams is also an Eagle Scout who

A few months ago, many of the students at Beechwold Elementary School in Whitehall thought the Stanley Cup was just something you drink out of. That all changed when a team of fifth graders at the school was able to lift the actual Stanley Cup – or at least a

Aisha Sattar learned the importance of giving back from a young age. There are plenty of ways her family instilled that trait in her, but one that stands out involves the dedication of her grandmother, Naseem. “Growing up, me and my cousins would always go to a food pantry that

When the college hockey season came to a close, the Blue Jackets wasted no time to make a splash in the undrafted free agent market as they signed North Dakota defenseman Caleb MacDonald to fill a hole in their prospect pool. The Cambridge, Ontario, native is a 22-year-old, 6-4, 224-pound