The Buffalo Beauts shook things up in the world of the National Women's Hockey League, announcing that the team had relieved both head coach Ric Seiling and assistant coach Craig Muni of their duties less than 24 hours before the Beauts were set to host the Connecticut Whale.
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The Boston Pride moved into first place in the National Women's Hockey League with a win over the Metropolitan Riveters, while the Buffalo Beauts beat the Connecticut Whale in other NWHL action this weekend. The Minnesota Whitecaps were off this week.
Here are the current NWHL standings:
The National Women's Hockey League has announced its rosters for the upcoming 2018 NWHL All-Star Game, being held in February 2019 in Nashville, Tennessee.
The All-Star Game is expected to feature 10 Olympic medalists and many of the top scorers in the league. Buffalo Beauts goaltender Shannon Szabados, a Canadian
The Boston Pride had a huge weekend in NWHL action, ending the Minnesota Whitecaps' unbeaten streak and capturing two wins of their own. In Pittsburgh, a neutral-site game between the Metropolitan Riveters and Connecticut Whale saw the Whale come away with their first regular-season shutout in franchise history.
The Buffalo
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It was a quiet week in the National Women's Hockey League, with only one game on tap as the Connecticut Whale visited the Metropolitan Riveters for the second straight week. The Riveters came out on top in a shootout.
Here are the current NWHL standings:
