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AHL joins NHL, NHLPA in Hockey Fights Cancer celebration

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The AHL
Nov 1, 2025 1:00 PM

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The American Hockey League (AHL) has announced its plans for the Hockey Fights Cancer initiative in 2025, aiming to raise awareness and support for cancer research. This initiative has been a crucial part of the AHL’s commitment to community engagement, providing players, coaches, and fans opportunities to contribute to a cause that affects many families. As part of the campaign, various teams will host special events, promote fundraising efforts, and wear special jerseys during games to highlight the fight against cancer.

Players such as Jonathan Marchessault and Ryan Johansen have been vocal supporters of the cause, using their platforms to engage fans and encourage donations. The league is set to collaborate with local and national organizations to maximize the impact of this initiative. The excitement surrounding Hockey Fights Cancer continues to grow, and fans are eager to see how their favorite teams will participate and contribute in 2025.

Throughout the campaign, stories of courage and resilience will be shared, with individuals impacted by cancer being honored at games. The AHL aims to create an environment where the hockey community stands together in support of those fighting cancer, promoting hope and positivity. This coming season, fans can expect various activities and events tailored to bringing awareness to this important issue while celebrating the spirit of hockey.

As teams prepare for their roles in this heartfelt initiative, the AHL emphasizes the importance of unity and compassion in the fight against cancer. The league invites all hockey enthusiasts to take part in this worthwhile cause, making a significant difference through collective efforts, encouraging everyone to engage in supporting Hockey Fights Cancer.