EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was published on Nov. 10, 2011. Roger Christian, one-half of the Warroad, Minn., based brothers who helped lead the U.S. hockey team to the 1960 gold medal, died Wednesday at ...

With all the excitement of this year’s Winter Olympics in Vancouver, and the 50th anniversary of the 1960 winter games, Mike Mooney wanted to re-live his adventure at the Squaw Valley Olympics. So, he ...

TOPEKA, Kan.—Edwyn “Bob” Owen, who played on the 1960 team that won the first Olympic gold medal in hockey for the United States, was found dead in a burning car. He was 71. Investigators have not ...

WARROAD, Minn. (AP)-- Roger Christian, who helped the U.S. hockey team win the 1960 Olympic gold medal, died Wednesday. He was 75. Roger and brother Billy Christian were linemates on the U.S. team in ...

Although it doesn’t possess the intrigue surrounding Muhammad Ali’s missing 1960 Summer Olympics boxing gold medal, another medal from that year has its own share of mystery. A man from Bismarck, ...

USA Hockey unveiled its 2026 Olympic jerseys for the men's, women's and Paralympics teams, and they are reaching back to a successful chapter. The Milan Cortina jerseys are inspired by the ones worn ...

WEST POINT >> Jack Riley, the Army hockey coach who in 1960 guided the U.S. to its first Olympic gold medal in hockey, has died. He was 95. He died Wednesday on Cape Cod in Massachusetts, the U.S.

Jack Riley’s hockey journey began at Medford High and led him through Dartmouth College, the 1948 US Olympic team, and the 1949 World Championships, when he led the US squad as a player-coach. But ...

Earlier this winter, The Chronicle caught up with Paul Johnson, the U.S. hockey hero who scored the game-winning goal against Canada at the 1960 Squaw Valley Winter Olympics. That 2-1 victory was the ...

VADNAIS HEIGHTS, Minn. — It’s the kind of gathering that men pushing 70 might hold to toast a beloved high school coach after his passing. Just one difference. The coach of the ’67 and ’68 St. Paul ...

Roger Christian, one-half of the Warroad, Minn.-based brothers who helped lead the U.S. hockey team to the 1960 Olympic gold medal, died Wednesday at age 75. He and Billy Christian were linemates on ...