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The Connecticut Whale came to Brooklyn this past weekend, and after 40 minutes, it looked like they might actually lose a game.
The Riveters had the better end of the back-and-forth action in the first period, as Jenny Scrivens got her second straight start
Team USA will carry a roster heavy on post-grad players into the 2015 Four Nations tournament. That's a switch from the young roster that won the gold medal at the 2015 IIHF Women's World Championships (WWC), but it's also a deliberate choice by Coach Ken Klee.
While the Four Nations
Connecticut Whale head coach Jake Mastel entered the locker room after Sunday's inaugural NWHL game to give Jessica Koizumi a historic puck: the one she buried behind the New York Riveters' Nana Fujimoto for her first goal of the season. It was also the first regular season goal in NWHL
