Last night, the Utah Hockey Club played their final game of the 2024-25 season.

It was a season of firsts—their first goal, their first win—everything was new. There was a ton of excitement and joy surrounding this team and what they could do with a new ownership group.

They started from scratch, and with the help of their owner Ryan Smith, he guided them through all the challenges that come with a brand-new hockey team.

Utah played very well this season. They exceeded expectations, but unfortunately, they weren’t able to make the playoffs.

Irregardless, that’s a good first step for a new organization. They’re going to build off this season during the off-season and look to add via trade at the NHL Draft or sign a big name in free agency.

Utah HC Inaugural Season Comes to an End Against Playoff Bound St. Louis Blues All things come to an end.

Over the next few days, we’ll be releasing moments from the inaugural season for Utah fans to relive—everything from their firsts to a look back at the team’s best players.

So keep it locked here and get ready for a big off-season in Utah.

Vejmelka Caps Off Strong Season With Goalie Of The Week Honors The NHL has announced their top goalies of the week, and to no one’s surprise, Utah Hockey Club’s Karel Vejmelka has been named as one of them.

Utah's Keller & Schmaltz Set Career-Highs Against Predators Last night, in Utah Hockey Club's 7-2 win over the Nashville Predators, a few new career-highs were set. Both Clayton Keller and Nick Schmaltz reached new personal bests in points.

Utah’s Inaugural Season Wraps Up With Optimism For What’s Next