Leading up to the 2018-19 National Women's Hockey League (NWHL) season, we'll be prepping fans for what lies ahead with capsule previews of each team.
First up: the league's newest addition, the Minnesota Whitecaps.
This season will be the Whitecaps' first in the NWHL, after their
With the NWHL set to begin its training camps and preseason shortly, rosters are nearly full. The Minnesota Whitecaps now have a league maximum 25 players on their roster, while the Buffalo Beauts–at 21 players–haven't signed anyone in a while and appear to be done.
The Metropolitan Riveters
With one month until its fourth season kicks off, the NWHL has added a multitude of new players to its ranks. As of September 6, 100 players -- nearly half of whom are newcomers to the league -- are signed with the NWHL's five teams in Boston, Buffalo, Minnesota, Connecticut
As the NWHL's fourth season grows closer, teams are starting to really take shape. Though there are still some openings on each team’s roster, and the Metropolitan Riveters still need a head coach, teams are solidly building and shaping for the season that lies ahead.
Over the past week,
Maybe you're an avid women's hockey fan, or maybe the recent 2018 Winter Olympics caught your eye. The United States women's national team's fight for equal pay, and their eventual gold medal in Pyeongchang, helped put the spotlight on women's hockey in America.
While the next Winter Olympics won't happen
