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Maybe you're an avid women's hockey fan, or maybe the recent 2018 Winter Olympics caught your eye. The United States women's national team's fight for equal pay, and their eventual gold medal in Pyeongchang, helped put the spotlight on women's hockey in America.
While the next Winter
All-Star goaltender Amanda Leveille has become the first player to sign with the NWHL's Minnesota Whitecaps for the 2018-19 season.
The league announced the signing Monday morning, though it had been reported by the Minnesota Star-Tribune late Sunday. Leveille, a Minnesota native, returns home to help lead the NWHL's newest
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The Buffalo Beauts continued their busy streak of signing players for the 2018-19 NWHL season, adding U.S. Olympians Dani Cameranesi and Nicole Hensley this week.
For a team that has made the Isobel Cup Final in each of the NWHL's three seasons, including a
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The Mercyhurst Lakers overcame the top-seeded Robert Morris Colonials to win the College Hockey America championship with a 5-3 win on March 3.
Earlier in the week in the quarterfinals, Syracuse beat RIT 5-1 and Penn State narrowly beat Lindenwood 2-1 thanks to a pair of goals
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The Robert Morris Colonials built on a regular season in which they went 15-3-2 in conference play by capturing the College Hockey America championship on Saturday night.
With their 2-0 win over the Syracuse Orange, Robert Morris captured the CHA conference title and secured their first-ever bid
