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Posted in2017 Top 25 Under 25, NCAA Hockey
Women’s Hockey Top 25 Under 25 | Number 19 – Dani Cameranesi
The terrific teens start off with a Golden Gopher
Posted inConnecticut Whale, NCAA Hockey, News, PHF
Yale assistant coach Amanda Boulier signs with Connecticut Whale
The Connecticut Whale have agreed to terms with Yale assistant coach and former St. Lawrence University defender Amanda Boulier. Boulier will stay behind the bench in Yale while playing with the Whale. Her position and responsibilities at the university will take precedent over her role with the Whale whenever scheduling conflicts emerge. “Hockey is my […]
Posted inCalgary Inferno, CWHL, NCAA Hockey, News, WCHA
Sophie Shirley to play in CWHL for 2017-18 season, retain NCAA eligibility
Offensive standout will suit up for the Calgary Inferno this season, but could still play for the Wisconsin Badgers
Posted inCWHL, International Basketball, NCAA Hockey
WATCH: Episode 11 of What You Missed in Women’s Hockey
The NCAA announces a new rule change, the NWHL and CWHL drafts are quickly approaching and more in this week's video.
Posted inCWHL, International Basketball, NCAA Hockey, PHF
WATCH: Ep. 3 of What you missed last week in women’s hockey
Hayley Moore gets promoted, more players going to the SDHL and more in this week’s video.
Posted inECAC Hockey, NCAA Hockey
2016 NWHL Draft prospect profile: Sydney Rossman
The CT Whale ink Quinnipiac’s Rossman
Posted inNCAA Hockey
From Reading to Clarkson, Michaela Boyle is one of high school hockey’s biggest stars
The prospect pipeline is full of great players, and Michaela Boyle is emerging as one of women’s hockey best talents.
Posted inInternational Basketball, NCAA Hockey, WCHA
Saying no to USAH: Q & A with University of Minnesota’s Cara Piazza
A three-time USA Hockey player on her experiences and the ongoing USWNT situation.
Posted inHockey East, NCAA Hockey, WCHA
Clarkson stuns Wisconsin, takes home national championship
Patty-Kazmaier nominee Cayley Mercer pots two goals against Ann-Reneé Desbiens in the NCAA championship game.