Red Scarf Union: A Conversation with the Heart Behind Ottawa’s Loudest Supporters
We sat down with Dan, one of the founders of Red Scarf Union (RSU), to dive into the story behind the group that’s bringing unmatched energy, heart, and purpose to women’s hockey in Ottawa. From the first puck drop to the loudest roar, here’s how RSU became more than a fan club—it became a community. […]
The Excitement of the Stanley Cup Playoffs
By Neil Becker The month of April is when the sense of anticipation rises among hockey fans. Outside, the weather is getting warmer, baseball season has begun, and following a grueling 82-game regular season, it’s time for the Stanley Cup Playoffs to begin. With the playoffs having started Saturday, April 19th, 16 teams have begin […]
Which Teams Got Stronger at the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline?
By Neil Becker The NHL Trade Deadline has always been a highly anticipated event. It’s the day when fans across the globe nervously follow television broadcasts or live streams, eagerly watching as a flurry of deadline deals are made. These trades have the potential to turn a mediocre team into a Stanley Cup contender. History […]
Hockey at High Noon: Inside the History of Nooner’s Hockey
CARHA Hockey recently had the pleasure of chatting with several members from Nooner’s Hockey. We held a Q&A session with Allan Cracower and Mark Froimovitch, learned about the early days from Warren Majors, and spoke with current organizer Tim Lukkarila about why Nooner’s Hockey joined the CARHA Hockey family. “In the autumn of 1974, a […]
Hydration for Hockey Players: Why It Matters and How to Stay Hydrated
By Melissa Boufounos, CHN Hydration is key to staying healthy and feeling good on and off the ice. Whether you’re playing hockey for fun or competing at a higher level, staying properly hydrated helps keep your energy up, your muscles working efficiently, and your body safe from injury. But hydration isn’t just about chugging water […]
