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It's been a busy week in the NWHL, with seven player signings -- including six for the Connecticut Whale alone! The Metropolitan Riveters also added one player to their roster, while the Minnesota Whitecaps' coaching staff is now officially in place for the 2018-19 season.
First, the
As of noon on July 6, 29 players have signed with the NWHL's five teams for the 2018-19 season, including most recently Emily Fluke and Rachel Ade with the Connecticut Whale.
Each team has now signed at least two players, with the Buffalo Beauts still leading the league with a
After the 2018 Winter Olympics, Shannon Szabados wasn't quite sure what her next move would be. At 31, should she hang up her skates? Give it another go in professional men's hockey? Or perhaps venture into professional women's hockey, which had been growing over the past few years?
In the
The NWHL news keeps rolling in, with four more players signed on for the 2018-19 season and some arena news for the league's newest team.
As expected, the Minnesota Whitecaps will play at TRIA Rink this upcoming season. TRIA Rink is the practice facility of the
Since my last NWHL notebook, there have been eight additional signings reported, plus some reported coaching news (or rather, non-news).
That being said, let's start with the coaching news. Robb Stauber, who had previously spoken to the Minnesota Star-Tribune and told them he was going to be head coach of
