As playoffs loom, Winterhawks appear to be taking flight
The Winterhawks and playoff hockey are synonymous, like peanut butter and jelly, or beer and bar rooms.
Heavy hearts for the Hawks with season-ending loss to Chiefs
The Winterhawks didn’t want it all to end Thursday night at Memorial Coliseum.
Zakreski’s OT goal wins it for Hawks: ‘I thank the hockey gods for that’
When a hockey game advances past regulation play, the breaks have to come your way.
Buttazzoni scores a beauty as Hawks make history
It wasn’t the longest sporting event ever.
Add Jugnauth to the list of high-octane Winterhawk D-men
Through their 49-year history, the Winterhawks have had a plethora of excellent offensive defensemen.
With Gus driving the bus, Hawks have moved into playoff position
Saturday was anything but a red-letter day for the Winterhawks, who looked drained of energy in a 6-3 Western Hockey League loss to the Wenatchee Wild before a crowd of 6,323 at Memorial Coliseum.
For Winterhawks’ Johnston and Gustafson, ‘It is going to be a change’
It has been a long time since Mike Johnston hasn’t made at least a good part of his living in the coaching box.
Looking at the Winterhawks Heading into 2021-22: A new logo and uniforms, Plus plenty of Other Changes
Change is inevitable and, oftentimes, beneficial to a sports franchise.
After 45 years, it was time for the Winterhawks to freshen up their logo and, in corporate speak, create a new “brand identity.”
Political correctness provided a push for Portland’s major junior hockey club to move away from its Native American-based logo — borrowed from the NHL Chicago Blackhawks when it moved to the City of Roses in 1976 — to an approach based on the “hawk” part of the team’s nickname.