(Photo: Troy Parla / NWHL)
Following Thursday's play-in game, four of the five teams in the National Women's Hockey League are left to vie for the ultimate prize: the Isobel Cup. The league-leading Minnesota Whitecaps will host the Metropolitan Riveters (who beat the Connecticut Whale 5-2 on Thursday), while the Buffalo
The National Women's Hockey League wrapped up its regular season this past weekend, with all five teams in action at least once. Playoff seeding was up for grabs, with three teams – the Minnesota Whitecaps, Boston Pride, and Buffalo Beauts – all striving for the top spot in the league.
At the
Four of the NWHL's five teams were active in league action this weekend, with the Boston Pride charging to a 6-1 win over the Connecticut Whale and the Buffalo Beauts snagging a 4-1 victory over the Metropolitan Riveters.
Here are the NWHL standings:
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The Boston Pride dominated the Metropolitan Riveters in a Monday matinee in the lone NWHL action this past long weekend. The game was originally scheduled for January 20, but had to be rescheduled due to weather.
In the end, puck drop ended up being pushed back
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Some of the biggest stars in the National Women's Hockey League descended upon Nashville, Tennessee this past weekend for the league's annual All-Star Weekend. From a sold-out (500 capacity) Skills Challenge on Saturday to an All-Star Game on Sunday that saw over 6,000 in attendance,
