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Grayson Murray Foundation Peter Koutroumpis (@pksport) editor@trianglesportsnet.com RALEIGH, NC – As the Carolina Hurricanes Stanley Cup celebration continues throughout the summer with various players and team personnel getting to have their ‘Day with the Cup’, the Grayson Murray Foundation announced on Thursday a unique experience for two lucky fans and supporters to share in it all with defenseman Jaccob Slavin.

Peter Koutroumpis, Triangle Sports Network Peter Koutroumpis (@pksport) editor@trianglesportsnet.com LAS VEGAS, NV – The Carolina Hurricanes became the 2026 Stanley Cup champions, following a 3-0 win over the Vegas Golden Knights in Game 6 of the NHL Stanley Cup Final series played at T-Mobile Arena on Sunday.

NHL.com, National Hockey League Peter Koutroumpis (@pksport) editor@trianglesportsnet.com RALEIGH, NC – Just one more win – that’s all the Carolina Hurricanes need to raise the Stanley Cup. The Hurricanes’ run through the 2026 National Hockey League (NHL) playoffs has been historic, exhilarating, and filled with suspenseful moments, and that has been magnified facing an equally formidable Vegas Golden Knights squad.

Peter Koutroumpis, Triangle Sports Network Peter Koutroumpis (@pksport) editor@trianglesportsnet.com RALEIGH, NC – The 2026 UNC Health Championship cut line was drawn at 1-under par on Friday at Raleigh Country Club. Leading the 69 remaining in the field of the Korn Ferry Tour event was Jeremy Paul, who carried his 36-hole lead at 13-under par into the weekend.

NHL.com, National Hockey League Peter Koutroumpis (@pksport) editor@trianglesportsnet.com RALEIGH, NC– The Carolina Hurricanes continue their quest for the Stanley Cup on Thursday night. The National Hockey League (NHL) on Monday confirmed the matchups for the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs Conference Finals. The Eastern Conference Final begins Thursday (May 21) in Raleigh, as the Hurricanes will host the Montreal Canadiens at Lenovo Center.

Peter Koutroumpis, Triangle Sports Network Peter Koutroumpis (@pksport) editor@trianglesportsnet.com DURHAM, NC – The No. 3-seeded Duke Blue Devils moved on to the second round of the 2026 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament following an 81-64 win over No. 14 Charleston on Friday. The opening round of the NCAA Tournament at Cameron Indoor Stadium underscored the pragmatic “survive and advance” philosophy that defines March Madness.

NCAA Peter Koutroumpis (@pksport) editor@trianglesportsnet.com DURHAM, NC – The pregame talk described Friday’s 2026 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament First Round matchup between No. 3 seed Duke and No.14 seed College of Charleston as a David and Goliath-type contest.

NCAA Peter Koutroumpis (@pksport) editor@trianglesportsnet.com DURHAM, NC – The Nebraska Cornhuskers emerged from the First Four, outdistancing themselves from the Richmond Spiders by a 75-56 margin in NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament play at Cameron Indoor Stadium on Wednesday. Nebraska’s Britt Prince led all scorers with 22 points, while Richmond’s Maggie Doogan finished her collegiate career with a 24-point performance.

Peter Koutroumpis, Triangle Sports Network Peter Koutroumpis (@pksport) editor@trianglesportsnet.com Durham, NC – First Round entry into the 2026 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament hosted by the Duke Blue Devils is at stake on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Cameron Indoor Stadium.

Peter Koutroumpis (@pksport) editor@trianglesportsnet.com DURHAM, NC – The ACC-Champion Duke Blue Devils will host opening-round games in the 2026 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament starting Wednesday at Cameron Indoor Stadium. — — Heading into this year’s tournament as a three-seed in the Sacramento Regional, the Blue Devils will hold home-court advantage in their Round 1 game against No. 14 seed Charleston at 11:30 a.m. on Friday.