From the PWHL to the Olympics, women's hockey has captured all eyes. From history being made to attendance records being set and broken, the ice has never been hotter.

If you watched the Olympics, you know who Caroline Harvey and Laila Edwards are. You heard their names chanted countless times as Team USA powered through the tournament. You heard those chants again when gold medals were placed around their necks, and you watched Harvey be named tournament MVP. And if you're active on social media, you may have even caught their pregame TikToks, too. What you may not know is how long the two have been friends.

When anybody mentions skiing, it’s impossible not to think of Lindsey Vonn. One of only 6 women to win a World Championship in all 5 disciplines of Alpine Skiing, Vonn has cemented herself as a name to know in the skiing world, but that’s not all she’s known for. Vonn may be decorated with every medal imaginable, but she has also seen her fair share of injuries, and, even at age 41, is showing the world that every athlete is still human.

Team Canada has no shortage of talent at the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympics, but no one quite has the story that Washington Capitals goalie Logan Thompson does. From the Western Hockey League (WHL), University Sports (USports), and bouncing around various East Coast Hockey League (ECHL) teams, Thompson has seen it all – and now, at 28, he is playing in his second international tournament and serves as an inspiration to never give up, no matter where you are in your career.

On a night dedicated to celebrating the world’s biggest sporting stage, the Ottawa Charge delivered a performance worthy of an Olympic spotlight.