Rhode Island high school hockey team wins state title weeks after deadly rink shooting

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March 19, 2026
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High school hockey player won state title weeks after three family members killed in rink shooting.

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Colin Dorgan helped his high school hockey team win the Rhode Island state championship weeks after three of his family members were killed in a shooting at a local hockey arena. The tragedy occurred at the rink where Dorgan played, creating an extraordinarily difficult backdrop for his return to the sport. His participation in the team's title run represents a remarkable personal moment amid ongoing grief and the community's recovery from the deadly incident. The victory underscores both the resilience of the young athlete and the role sports can play in processing trauma for those directly affected by violence.

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