On the night of November 20, 2014, the team then known as the Boston Blades held a two-hour practice in the Clark Athletic Center at UMass Boston. It was cold and rainy that night, and the rink, situated in the middle of a small peninsula that extends out into Dorchester
The Markham Thunder won two of their three games against the Shenzhen KRS Vanke Rays, wrapping up the season series with a 3-2 edge. Meanwhile, Les Canadiennes de Montréal swept the Worcester Blades and the Calgary Inferno swept the Toronto Furies.
Photo: Matthew Raney Photography
Four of the NWHL's five teams returned to action this past weekend, with the Boston Pride hosting the Buffalo Beauts for a pair of games, and the Connecticut Whale visiting the Metropolitan Riveters.
Here are the current NWHL standings:
With all four Canadian teams on a break during the Four Nations Cup, the Worcester Blades travelled to China to face the Shenzhen KRS Vanke Rays in a three-game series. (The Markham Thunder have already played two of their three games in Shenzhen as well, but those will be covered
(Photo: Matthew Raney Photography)
The Minnesota Whitecaps, who remain undefeated through six games, will maintain their
