USHL’s Stampede have one goal for this season: Repeat
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — The Sioux Falls Stampede won their first Clark Cup title since 2019 last season, and this year the team is keeping its focus on the title while also looking to do something no other team has done in three decades. “Going back-to-back Clark cups is something that we’re all chasing,” […]
The Sioux Falls Stampede, a team in the USHL, are determined to repeat as Clark Cup champions for the 2026-27 season. Last season, the team clinched their first title since 2019, thanks to a crucial double overtime win in game four. Joey Macrina, who scored the winning goal, aims to build upon this success by helping newer players understand what it takes to win.
Ethan Sung, a University of Wisconsin commit, has praised the team's returning players for their helpfulness and guidance. The Stampede's success can be attributed to their strong team culture, which emphasizes attention to detail, accountability, love, and work ethic. New players, such as Ryan Cameron from the Edmonton Oilers and Cooper Soller, are also excited to be part of the team and ready to take on the challenges ahead.
The Stampede will aim to raise their fourth Clark Cup championship banner during their home opener against Sioux City.
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