hockey

Congratulations to Wendy Kostinko! She is the winner of our trip to Chicago for the Ultimate Hockey Experience!

If you love hockey and the great outdoors, head to the "Adirondack Ice Bowl Pond Hockey Festival"this weekend in Inlet. For hockey purists, that's the way the sport used to be played...outside! Check out the details.

I grew up skating, played a little hockey and love the ice like crazy, but never quite got a handle on puck handling or handling of anything for that matter... But just when you think you like hockey, here's a reason to like it just a little bit more.

Do you eat, sleep, and breathe hockey? Love deep dish pizza and lake effect weather? So do we.

The Stanley Cup has given way to the D-cup.

There are touchdown dances and goal dances in hockey, but hockey is one sport where no one puts on an elaborate production after slipping in one in the net. That may be about to change.

Our Utica Comets aren't looking to good yet this season. They need something to get a win, and here's what we think will help.

Clinton is a great place to call home. And, if you grew up in Clinton, there are some things that most of us remember vividly about the little village (depending on how long you have lived there--some of us remember more than others). I want to share some signs that you'll remember proving that you grew up in Clinton, New York (at least during the 80s, 90s and 00s).

More than 30 ladies competed on Saturday at Hotel Utica to become members of the inaugural Utica Comettes, a hockey cheer squad that will rally the fans at Utica Comets games this season. The Comettes are a 12 member high-energy dance team that will entertain fans at Comets home games throughout the inaugural season...

The Utica Comets have announced their debut on the Utica Memorial Auditorium ice. Mark your calendars for October 23rd.

The AHL has announced their conference and division alignment for the 2013-2104 season, and the Utica Comets have been placed in the Western Conference's North Division.

Some hockey fans who missed out on the end of Game 4 of the Stanley Cup finals were left asking, "What the puck?"