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Viviano Selected as Waterloo's 2026/27 Captain
October 7, 2026 - Waterloo, Iowa - Forward Sal Viviano has been selected by his teammates as the Waterloo Black Hawks' captain for the 2026/27 season.
Viviano learned he had been chosen for the leadership role Wednesday after practice. The 19-year-old from Grand Blanc, Michigan, is Waterloo's top returning scorer from the 2025/26 season.
"It's a long road ahead of us. We're not perfect," Viviano told his teammates in the locker room after receiving an updated jersey with the "C" stitched on the front.
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Former Buck Puk Selected to Participate in Arizona Fall League
October 7, 2026 - Waterloo, Iowa - A former Waterloo Buck has been placed on a roster in the Arizona Fall League for professional baseball's off-season. Owen Puk will take part in the developmental league's 2026 season, which began on Saturday.
Former Waterloo right-handed pitcher Owen Puk will play for the Salt River Rafters. Puk, a prospect of the Washington Nationals, played for the Bucks in 2022. A product of Florida International University, Puk was drafted by Washington in the 18th round of the 2025 Majo... Full StoryMore from the Northwoods League
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October 6, 2026 - Staying Home on Saturday
For the second straight week, the Black Hawks' schedule includes a stand-alone home game. On Saturday night, Waterloo will meet the Madison Capitols for the first of four head-to-head tilts in 2026/27. However, this weekend's game is the only one between the teams at Young Arena. Last year, the Hawks' lone win against the Capitols was on home ice: a 2-0 December 27th victory during the first game after the USHL Holiday Break. Madison won four other games against the H... Full StoryMore from the United States Hockey League
Home Opener, Home Win
October 2, 2026 - Dylan Nolan and Hayden Russell each scored twice Friday, sending the Waterloo Black Hawks to a 6-3 win against the Dubuque Fighting Saints at Young Arena.
Waterloo has now won six consecutive home openers dating back to 2021. The crowd of 2,258 was the largest to see the Hawks begin their home schedule since 2023.
The Black Hawks scored shorthanded early in the first period, then just before intermission on a power play. Nolan had both goals. At 4:24, he took advantage of a miscue for an u... Full StoryMore from the United States Hockey League
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| October 10 | USHL | Madison at Waterloo | 7:35 p.m. |
| October 2 | USHL | Dubuque 3 at Waterloo 6 | Final |
| September 26 | USHL | Waterloo 3 at Fargo 2 | Final |
| September 25 | USHL | Waterloo 3 at Fargo 2 | Final |
| September 18 | USHL | Waterloo 5 at Youngstown 2 | Final |
| September 17 | USHL | Muskegon 3 at Waterloo 2 | Final (OT) |
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Waterloo Sports Headlines
- JUNIOR HOCKEY: Black Hawks locking down 'habits and details' - USHL Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier (October 2)
- WATCH coach Brett Olson recapping sweep of Fargo - USHL Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier (October 2)
- LEADING OFF: UNI's Dinnebier wins; Black Hawks goalie earns USHL honor - USHL Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier (September 30)
- JUNIOR HOCKEY: Black Hawks trip up Fargo, twice - USHL Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier (September 27)
- Waterloo downs Force for weekend sweep - USHL Fargo Forum (September 27)
- Force fall in home opener at Scheels Arena - USHL Fargo Forum (September 26)
- JUNIOR HOCKEY: Black Hawks bury Phantoms at Fall Classic - USHL Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier (September 19)
- Black Hawks fall in OT to Muskegon at USHL Fall Classic - USHL Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier (September 18)
- FROM THE ARCHIVES: Black Hawks slept with fish, literally - USHL Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier (September 17)
- Junior Hockey: Black Hawks hope retreat leads team forward - USHL Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier (September 17)
- Black Hawks announce 2026-27 season-opening roster - USHL Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier (September 16)
- JUNIOR HOCKEY: Black Hawks down Des Moines in exhibition - USHL Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier (September 12)
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