When the Wisconsin Badgers took to the ice to open their season last Friday, it had been 551 days since Annie Pankowski had put on her familiar white sweater with a large red W on the front.
Taking a year off of college and deferring eligibility in an Olympic year
Leading up to the 2018-19 National Women's Hockey League (NWHL) season, we'll be prepping fans for what lies ahead with capsule previews of each team. Today, we focus on the Boston Pride.
Last season was a disappointing one for the Pride, who finished third in the
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After finishing second in the NWHL's inaugural season, the Whale have found themselves at the bottom of the league standings for two consecutive seasons. Last season, they managed only a measly eight points – their lowest ever – and three wins. They also had
On September 27, U Sports, the national governing body for university sport in Canada, released its transgender inclusion policy. The policy applies to approximately 14,000 student-athletes at its 56 member universities. [1] The policy takes effect immediately, and is a welcomed addition the Canadian sports landscape.
Prior to the
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The National Women's Hockey League began its first season in 2015. The Buffalo Beauts of that inaugural season were a mixture of Olympians, local talent, and players from around the United States and Canada.
Three years later, the same can be said of today's Beauts squad: the
