The breakout goaltender and defender from Princeton detail how their summers went and what’s next for them in 2026-27.
LJ Bachenheimer
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How changes in NCAA eligibility rules affect women’s hockey
The new NCAA eligibility “five in five” rules have the potential to shake up the college sports ecosystem, including in women’s hockey.
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Bobcats and Tigers and Bulldogs, oh my! Who wins the ECAC in 2026-2027?
Quinnipiac, Princeton, and Yale all have a good shot at this season’s ECAC title, but which team will pull it off?
Posted inPWHL
Where PWHL Detroit and PWHL Las Vegas stand after Phase 2
After Phase 2 of PWHL expansion, Detroit and Vegas have the beginnings of their rosters… and some controversy.
Posted inPWHL
PWHL end-of-season superlatives
The Ice Garden’s writers offer their takes on some less-conventional PWHL awards.
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The fight to bring college women’s hockey to Michigan
One of hockey’s biggest states does not have a D1 college women’s hockey team, but a renewed effort is trying to fix that.
Posted inNCAA Hockey
2026 NCAA Regional Final Recap, Part One
Wisconsin defeated Quinnipiac and Penn State shut out UConn to earn their spots in the Frozen Four.
Posted inIIHF
Best Moments from the 2026 Olympic Women’s Hockey Tournament
If you’re missing all the action from Milan, take a look at some of the most iconic moments in Olympic women’s hockey
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Czechia Gets First Olympic Win, Shuts Out Finland 2-0
Hard-hitting offensive play and strong goaltending helped lift the Czechs over Finland in their third game of the Olympic women’s hockey tournament.
Posted inIIHF, Multimedia, Olympics, Team Sweden
Purple Posts Episode 7: Sweden’s 2006 Olympic Miracle
LJ and guest Meredith dig into how Sweden became the only country other than the US or Canada to appear in an Olympic gold medal game.
