When students at Greentree Elementary were each challenged to design a hockey goalie mask that reflected their interests and personality, fourth grader Diana Velarde didn't quite know where to start.

Heading into his first full season in the NHL, Philadelphia Flyers rookie goalie Ivan Fedotov will be rocking a refreshed design on his goalie mask. Fedotov, alongside fellow Russian rookie Matvei ...

"Teddy was chirping me because my mask was too 'generic' and it was 'like something you'd get at Dick's Sporting Goods,'" DeSmith explained, providing air quotes around Blueger's descriptions. The ...

The Ducks welcomed some special guests to Honda Center last Friday night as seven students from three local elementary schools were honored for their art designs as part of the Anaheim Ducks S.C.O.R.E ...

Unless you arrive at the Canadian Tire Centre from the south end of the city limits, it is impossible not to notice the massive advertisement adorning the northeast side of the arena. Linus Ullmark's ...

Many years ago, moos and oinks filled this bright red barn. Set in the countryside of Sweden in Svsj, it served as an integral part of a farm owned by Swedish artist David Gunnarsson's grandfather.

ST PAUL, Minn. — A piece of hockey equipment worn as a quiet act of rebellion is now part of the Minnesota Historical Society's (MHS) permanent collection. While warming up before a Wild game on Nov.

NHL goalies are known for their helmet designs, but for whatever reason, a lot of masks today look like Ed Hardy messes of glitter, corny effects, and horrid "photorealism". Chuck Norris on your mask?

It's time for a new NHL season, which means unique goalie masks return across the league. Goaltenders use their masks to express creativity or pay homage to the people closest to them. The designs are ...

Goalie masks are special. In the world of professional sports, where visual individuality is rare, the goalie mask is one of the few pieces of artistic real estate. Goalies have had their masks ...

Olympic uniforms are usually strictly enforced from athlete to athlete, each one an exact copy of the next, indistinguishable from the bunch. Except for Olympic hockey goaltenders, who get to design ...