USA Hockey named the 25 players representing the men's national team at the 2026 Olympics.
USA Hockey has revealed its official men's roster for the 2026 Olympics in Milan, Italy.
The U.S. national teams for the men's, women's and Para hockey teams were announced during the TODAY Show. Their reveal follows Team Canada announcing its men's roster on Wednesday, while France revealed theirs earlier in the month.
The men's tournament is set to begin on Feb. 11, with USA's first game against Latvia on Feb. 12.
This will be the first time that NHL players will feature in the Olympics since the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi, Russia. As that tournament was almost 12 years ago, not one member of Team USA's 2026 Olympic roster was on that team, which finished fourth.
Two players were at the 2022 Olympics before they became NHLers, however. They are Ottawa Senators defenseman Jake Sanderson and Minnesota Wild defenseman Brock Faber. The Americans finished fifth in Beijing, China.
Here's the 25-man roster. Asterisks indicate players who were already named to the roster during the summer.
Team USA
Forwards
Auston Matthews, Toronto*
Jack Eichel, Vegas*
Matthew Tkachuk, Florida*
Brady Tkachuk, Ottawa*
Jack Hughes, New Jersey
Dylan Larkin, Detroit
Jake Guentzel, Tampa Bay
Kyle Connor, Winnipeg
Tage Thompson, Buffalo
J.T. Miller, NY Rangers
Matt Boldy, Minnesota
Clayton Keller, Utah
Brock Nelson, Colorado
Vincent Trocheck, NY Rangers
Defense
Quinn Hughes, Minnesota*
Charlie McAvoy, Boston*
Zach Werenski, Columbus
Jake Sanderson, Ottawa
Brock Faber, Minnesota
Seth Jones, Florida
Jaccob Slavin, Carolina
Noah Hanifin, Vegas
Goalies
Connor Hellebuyck, Winnipeg
Jake Oettinger, Dallas
Jeremy Swayman, Boston
More to come.
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