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While the next Winter Olympics won't happen until 2022 in Beijing, women's hockey doesn't just stop. Between college hockey, professional leagues in North America including the NWHL and CWHL, and leagues overseas such as the SDHL, women's hockey isn't just a once-every-four-years phenomenon.
The NWHL adds eight more players for its upcoming fourth season, including a pair of Olympians for the Minnesota Whitecaps.
There were 11 women on the rosters of the four teams playing in this past weekend’s WCHA Final Faceoff who are scheduled to compete for their countries in the IIHF Women’s World Championships in Kamloops, British Columbia in late March and early April.
Come back each week for a breakdown of the most interesting upcoming games, how to watch or listen to them, and some thoughts on the movers and shakers of the previous week. It's the first week of the conference tournaments. Every match-up is a best-of-three