A collection of 23 posts
(Photo: Melissa Burgess) Buffalo Beauts forward Corinne Buie is a champion, once again. Buie and her Beauts teammates won the Isobel Cup as NWHL champions this past season. On its own, this would be a phenomenal accomplishment and surely one to strive for. But Buie?
Photo credit: Buffalo Beauts / Twitter [http://www.twitter.com/buffalobeauts] "Both teams are coming ready to play, to fight, and to win the Isobel Cup. We have to be ready for all 60 minutes." That's what Buffalo Beauts defender Megan Bozek said ahead of Sunday's
(Photo: Melissa Burgess) For the second consecutive season, the NWHL's Isobel Cup Final will feature the Boston Pride and the Buffalo Beauts. This time, it all comes down to one game, which will be played at 6:00 PM this Sunday at the Tsongas Center
(Photo: Melissa Burgess) “All who pursue this Cup, pursue a dream; a dream born with Isobel, that shall never die.” That's part of a quote engraved on the Isobel Cup, the trophy delivered to the Boston Pride on March 12 as they became the first-ever
The Boston Pride defeated the Buffalo Beauts [https://victorypress.org/2016/03/13/nwhls-boston-pride-win-first-ever-isobel-cup/] 3-1 to win the inaugural Isobel Cup. Brianna Decker's shorthanded goal stood as the game winner. Here's a full photo gallery from the game: [https://www.flickr.com/photos/139233113@N05/
(Photo: NWHL) "We worked hard all season, and we deserved this win," said Boston Pride netminder Brittany Ott on the ice after her team won the first-ever NWHL Isobel Cup on March 12. The Pride swept the Buffalo Beauts in a pair of wins on