The Victory Press spoke to several former NWHL players about the working conditions they experienced during their time in the league. Their combined experiences paint a picture of a league that struggled to meet its workers' basic needs.
This op-ed was submitted by a former Wisconsin women's ice hockey player who graduated from the University some years ago and wishes to remain anonymous. The celebrations for Wisconsin Women's Ice Hockey 2019 championship went national this past Friday, November 22, as the 2019 senior
by Lindsay Eanet (Canada/Netherlands and USA/Sweden) and Zoë Hayden (Cameroon/New Zealand and Thailand/Chile) Canada 1-2 Netherlands Group E drew to a close with the top two teams in the group comfortably advancing to the knockout stage. It almost looked as though
by Zoë Hayden (Japan/England) and Kirsten Whelan (Scotland/Argentina) Japan 0-2 England Both teams advance with opponents yet to be determined, but Japan suffers a bit in this loss. The team style seems to really depend on finesse and being in the right position
by Lindsay Eanet (Brazil/Italy) and Zoë Hayden (Jamaica/Australia) Brazil 1-0 Italy I can't believe the Group of Chaos (Group C) is finally coming to an end. It has been a spectacular ride watching these four surprising, wonderful squads, and I wish they could
by Nicole Haase (Nigeria/Korea) and Kirsten Whelan (Germany/Spain and France/Norway) Nigeria 2 – 0 Republic of Korea Nigeria bounced back after a disappointing showing against Norway in their opening match with a solid win over Korea. The game was evenly matched for much