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On and off the ice, Toronto Six defender Saroya Tinker works tirelessly, not just as a professional hockey player, but as an advocate for Black women in hockey. The 24-year-old Tinker is in her second season with the Six and third in the Premier Hockey
Jillian Dempsey is the Boston Pride. She is the only player to have skated in every Pride regular-season and playoff game in franchise history. As of writing, that amounts to 141 games since October 2015. Not only is she the iron-woman; she is also an
Olympic gold medalists Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson and Monique Lamoureux-Morando tell their story - from growing up in North Dakota to helping Shattuck-St Mary's to its first girls' hockey championship, joining USA Hockey & their fight for equality - in their upcoming book.
(Photo: Nikita Taparia [https://www.instagram.com/kryptobanana/]) It's been just over two weeks since Canadian national team member and OL Reign player Quinn publicly came out as trans. Their Instagram post – pointing out that "coming out is hard (and kinda BS)" and providing a
Alex Carpenter didn't expect she'd be spending the last weekend of January, 2018 in Boston. No one did. When she flies halfway around the world this week, it'll be towards Shenzhen, China with Kunlun Red Star, instead of Pyeongchang, South Korea with Team USA. But
On Wednesday, Boston Blades general manager Krista Patronick announced she would be leaving for a Director of Hockey Operations position with Colgate women's hockey. Patronick took over the Blades two years ago, where she inherited a program in the rebuilding phase. One of her first