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Carolina Hurricanes celebrate their Stanley Cup win throughout Raleigh

The Carolina Hurricanes defeated the Vegas Golden Knights 3-0 on June 14, taking home the Stanley Cup for the first time since 2006.  To celebrate the win, the team paraded through downtown Raleigh on Saturday, where approximately 180,000 fans gathered, marking the largest public event Raleigh has ever seen. 
Many fans in attendance were eager to cheer on a triumphant professional sports team — the last time North Carolina saw a championship trophy in Hockey was the Canes’ 2006 Stanley Cup win....
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Hurricanes begin active offseason following Stanley Cup victory

Fresh off their Stanley Cup victory, the Carolina Hurricanes entered the 2026 NHL Draft looking to complement their championship core while continuing to build for future postseason success.
The Hurricanes began the draft with just four selections, but turned their first-round pick into additional assets through a series of trades. Carolina sent the No. 31 overall pick to the Nashville Predators for two second-round picks, No. 42 and No. 57. General manager Eric Tulsky then dealt No. 42 to the C...
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Hurricanes stun Vegas in overtime and win Game 2, tying the series at 1

An overtime goal from center Seth Jarvis pushed the Carolina Hurricanes to their first Stanley Cup Final win since 2006.
Over the first two periods, the Hurricanes were kicked to the ground, but halfway through the third, Carolina changed the tone of the game and walked away with a 4-3 win over the Vegas Golden Knights.
After a rough outing for Jarvis in Game 1, he redeemed himself by netting the game-winning goal after his team overcame a two-goal deficit by scoring three unanswered goals. With...
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Andersen shuts the door on Game 1, pushing Hurricanes past Flyers 3-0

Center Logan Stankoven netted the opener and extended his postseason goal streak to five games, becoming the youngest player in NHL history to reach that mark.
For the first time in the postseason, the Carolina Hurricanes (54-22-7) went head-to-head with the Philadelphia Flyers (43-28-12) and laid it on quickly. Scoring two early goals in the first, the Canes pushed the Flyers out of the competition, taking game 1, 3-0.
Only 91 seconds into the game, Carolina built momentum off the face-off and...
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Gritty, not pretty: Canes defeat Flyers 3-2 in overtime after trailing for first time this postseason

It’s not often that you see “the loudest house in the NHL” become a library, but just 4:41 into the second game of the Hurricanes’ second-round matchup against the Flyers, you could almost hear a pin drop in the Lenovo Center.
For the first time in their entire playoff run, the Carolina Hurricanes found themselves trailing. Two quick Philadelphia goals — courtesy of defenseman Jamie Drysdale and center Sean courtier — came a mere 39 seconds apart from each other to give the Canes their first tas...
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Keep the brooms handy: Canes sweep again, eliminate Flyers to advance to Conference Finals

By sweeping the Flyers 4-0, the Carolina Hurricanes became the first team in NHL history to begin the postseason with two consecutive sweeps since all four rounds became best-of-seven series in 1987.
The Canes (53-22-7) and Philadelphia Flyers (43-27-12) took turns trailing before the Flyers forced overtime for the second time in the series. Winger Jackson Blake found the net early in the extra period to end the game 3-2 and secure the Canes’ third Eastern Conference Finals berth in four years....
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No. 2 North Carolina run-rules NC State baseball after explosive fifth-inning

Junior lefty Cooper Consiglio surrendered 10 hits in four innings, helping No. 2 North Carolina earn a run-rule victory.
NC State baseball (31-21, ACC 13-16) fell to the UNC Tar Heels (43-9-1, ACC 22-7) 17-7 at the Doak. The Wolfpack let up three home runs, including a grand slam. After giving away a seven-run inning in the top of the fifth, NC State couldn’t muster the strength to come out on top.
Consiglio, starting on the mound, had to alter his game after the first pitch thrown was blasted o...
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Svechnikov scores overtime goal for Hurricanes to grab 2-1 series lead over Canadiens

Despite having almost triple the shots on goal as their opponent, the Carolina Hurricanes were brought to overtime for the second consecutive game. But the very last of the Canes’ 38 shots found its mark late in the extra period.
Struggling in Centre Bell, the Canes appeared shaky throughout regulation. Fighting to take a 2-1 series lead, Carolina created an opportunity for winger Andrei Svechnikov to net the game-winner and defeat the Montreal Canadiens 3-2 for the second game in a row.
In a si...
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NC Courage score four second-half goals in 4-0 win over Chicago

Forward Evelyn Ijeh netted her first goal in an NC Courage jersey to start the scoring against Chicago in a big home win.
A slow first half from the NC Courage (3-3-3) left room for improvement against the Chicago Stars (2-0-8), but the Courage ultimately came out on top with a 4-0 win. After a demanding halftime talk from head coach Mak Lind, the team found its rhythm, and four different players tallied a goal for NC.
It only took Ijeh two minutes to find the back of the net in the second half,...
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Hurricanes rally to defeat Islanders 4-3, stay undefeated in season series

The Hurricanes extended their short-handed goal streak to three games for the first time in franchise history, overtaking first place for most short-handed goals on the season at 12.
Carolina (49-21-6) surrendered the lead twice against the New York Islanders (42-31-5), but picked up the energy late in the second period to walk away with a 4-3 win. This face-off between two of the top contenders in the Metropolitan division highlighted the intensity, grit and playoff level effort these teams are...
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NC Courage fall 3-1 after Bay FC net three first-half goals.

Midfielder Manaka Matsukubo tallied the lone goal for the NC Courage in her first game back with the team after winning the AFC Women’s Asian Cup with Japan.
Although NC Courage (1-1-1) put in a solid second-half effort, it fell short against Bay FC (2-1-0), 3-1. Allowing three goals in the first half made it nearly impossible for them to come back, even though they shut out their opponent in the second half.
“I’m very happy to be back,” Matsukubo said. “Today’s game [was] sad, but I think we ne...
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Hurricanes clinch division title in 6-5 win against Bruins

An early overtime goal led to the Carolina Hurricanes’ 50th win of the season, securing the team’s fourth Metropolitan Division in the last six seasons.
The Hurricanes (50-22-6) ultimately defeated the Boston Bruins (43-26-10) after a back-and-forth contest through the first 60 minutes. They emerged victorious from a brief overtime period 6-5.
A playoff-style battle between the two teams led to a tie at the end of regulation. Carolina only needed an extra 73 seconds to seal the game and take the...
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Hurricanes sweep Senators, advance to second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs

Hurricanes sweep Senators, advance to second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Haley O’Neill, Assistant Sports Editor
For the fourth game in a row, center Logan Stankoven found the net for the Canes, helping them become the first team to advance to the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
The Canes (53-22-7) swept the Senators (44-27-11), beating them four games to none and winning the final game 4-2 to advance to the second round. Three different Canes players recorded a goal to help push...
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NC State Baseball rallies to secure first win against Wake Forest, 6-5

NC State Baseball, after suffering blowout losses in the previous two games, rallied with two runs in the top of the eighth to tie it, then added two runs in the top of the tenth to secure its only win of the three-game series.
The Wolfpack, (26-14, ACC 9-9) finally found its rhythm in its third match-up against Wake Forest (27-14, ACC 11-10), grinding out a 6-5 victory in extra innings. The Pack was down by two runs in the eighth, but delivered two game-tying runs to stay alive. The defense cam...
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Hurricanes beat Senators 2-1 on the road, jump to 3-0 series lead

For the third game in a row, Center Logan Stankoven scored the opening goal against the Senators to give the Hurricanes an early lead.
After going up two games to none in Raleigh, the Carolina Hurricanes (53-22-7) hoped to keep that momentum going on the road and did exactly that as they suffocated the Ottawa Senators (44-27-11) 2-1. The Hurricanes defended their zone well, limiting the Senators to 22 shots on goal and only letting one through.
Just over five minutes into the opening frame, wing...
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Hurricanes fade after strong start, fall 3-1 to Blues

Recording a goal in consecutive games for the first time this season, winger Mark Jankowski was the only player for the Carolina Hurricanes to tally a point in the match-up against the St. Louis Blues.
The Canes (41-18-6) outshot the Blues (26-29-10) and dominated the entirety of the first period, but let off the gas in the final two periods. Down by one at the start of the second, St. Louis noticed the decline in energy from the Canes and ramped up the pace, scoring three unanswered goals to wa...
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Hurricanes reach 40 wins after 6-3 win against Edmonton

Winger Jackson Blake helped the Carolina Hurricanes take down the Edmonton Oilers 6-3 and tallied two goals, reaching a new career high at 19 goals in a single season.
The Carolina Hurricanes (40-16-6) became the second team to reach 40 wins after standing strong against the Oilers (30-24-8). Keeping the pace high, Carolina doubled Edmonton’s shots on goal and tied the series after losing to them in overtime earlier in the season.
Early in the third period, the Canes held possession in their off...
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Jackson Blake comes up big in shootout sealing 5-4 win

The Carolina Hurricanes blew a multi-goal lead, but held strong in overtime and forced a shootout. Winger Jackson Blake, third in the rotation, found the back of the net and secured the extra point.
The Canes (41-17-6) dictated the pace and held possession in the first and final period against the Pittsburgh Penguins (32-17-15), but fell out of rhythm in the second, spending almost half the period a man down with four penalties. Both teams combined had a total of 12 penalties throughout the game...
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Hurricanes fall 5-2 to Canadiens after second-period stumble

The Carolina Hurricanes closed out the opening period with a slim one-goal advantage, but the early momentum quickly slipped away. They gave away the lead later on in the second period and were unable to recover.
The Canes (45-20-6) had a chance to reclaim victory after losing to the Montreal Canadiens (39-21-10) in January, but couldn’t hang on, ultimately falling 5-2. With a playoff spot on the line, the Canadiens kept their energy at a high level to maintain their position near the top of the...
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Hurricanes finish off season series against Penguins with 5-1 win

The Carolina Hurricanes, making the most of every opportunity, capitalized on all three of their power plays in the first two periods to secure their 20th road win of the season.
The Hurricanes’ (44-19-6) three-goal period in the second led to a 5-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins (35-18-16). A late defensive lapse in the third allowed the Penguins to capitalize and prevented the Canes from getting the shutout, but the win was effectively already in the books.
Winger Nikolaj Ehlers, with a...
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Brind’Amour leads Hurricanes to 4-2 win in 600th game with the franchise

In his 600th game coaching for the Carolina Hurricanes, head coach Rod Brind’Amour led the Carolina Hurricanes to a 4-2 victory, earning his 367th win with the franchise.
The Canes (42-18-6) heavily out-skated the Tampa Bay Lightning (40-21-4) in the first period and built a two-goal lead that Tampa Bay couldn’t overcome. With their mothers in attendance, the Canes delivered a strong third-period performance to secure the win and advance two points.
With each team tallying two goals in the first...
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Hurricanes fight through late collapse, secure 3-2 win in overtime

The Hurricanes, after losing the lead late in the third, fought through their second overtime in two days, finding a different outcome than the day before and walking away with the win.
The Canes (34-15-6), allowing two goals with less than seven minutes to play and blowing their 2-0 lead, secured a 3-2 win over the Kings (23-27-24) early in overtime. Finding the net a little over a minute in, the Canes came out on top and extended their home point streak to eight games.
Regulation and overtime...
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Thomas’ pair of 9.900s pushes NC State gymnastics to quad meet victory

NC State gymnastics captured its second quad meet victory of the season, defeating Towson, West Virginia and Ursinus. The Wolfpack placed first with a final score of 197.150.
With the Wolfpack (12-4) less than a full point above second place, sophomore Syniya Thomas helped lift her team to the top, anchoring both the floor and vault sections of the meet. Sticking her landings for both events, she finished with a 9.900 in each, setting the record for the evening.
Kicking off the meet on beam, the...
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Canes secure 6-4 win over Vancouver, Bussi makes history — again

The Carolina Hurricanes found a gem.
A 6-4 win over the Vancouver Canucks allowed goaltender Brandon Bussi to make history once again. He recorded his 25th win in just 29 games, becoming the fastest goalie in the NHL to reach that mark.
The Canes (39-16-6) and the Canucks (18-36-7) took turns holding the lead, but ultimately, the Canes were too much to handle. Sitting 31st in goals per game with 2.51, Vancouver nearly doubled its average and almost came out with a win, but couldn’t find the back...
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