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Winning as a team never gets old, but sometimes it's just a bit more satisfying when there are some speed bumps and detours on the road to the gold medal. That was definitely the case for USA Hockey at the World Championships. Leading up to our ...

Last April, my teammates and I walked away from the World Women's Hockey Championships with a silver medal after losing to Canada in overtime in a hard-fought final. Losses are never enjoyable, but this one involved falling short in extra time agains...

There's nothing quite like having your body fat tested -- right after the holidays. That's been my reality for the past 12 years, thanks to the annual USA Hockey winter camp, which just happened to start on Dec. 26. When we're there, we also do all s...

Olympic hockey player Julie Chu says her family is faily conservative. But when she made the Olympic team they were all in, getting Olympic ring tattoos

I'm one of the veterans on the U.S. women's national team, but when I look at the younger players, I'm humbled to think that I was in their shoes not too long ago. In fact, I remember being absolutely terrified as a 17-year-old playing with the natio...

USA Hockey adds some new faces as it prepares for the world championship.

USA Hockey forward, three-time Olympian

Team USA forward Julie Chu checks in from Zurich, Switzerland, where she's been enjoying the sun and schnitzel in between hockey games.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Maybe it's not so much redemption, and perhaps resurrection is overstating it. But there is much this Olympic tournament offers U.S. coach Ron Wilson. Like a chance to prove the veteran coach -- a coach who has long be...

Team USA was spreading the love on Valentine's Day in Vancouver, defeating China 12-1 in their debut in a game that saw nine players score goals. The last of the American goals came with just 38 seconds remaining. Forward Julie Chu received a pas...

Three-time Olympians Angela Ruggiero and Jenny Potter were named to the women's 2010 U.S. national hockey team Monday.

Julie Chu of Harvard has been awarded the 2007 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, presented by the USA Hockey Foundation to the top Division I player in women's hockey.

Harvard stumbled last Sunday in the ECAC title game, and that made Minnesota nervous.