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The NWHL's Buffalo Beauts recorded their second consecutive shutout against the Connecticut Whale, while the Boston Pride began their season with a bang, topping the Metropolitan Riveters 5-1. The Minnesota Whitecaps were inactive this weekend.
Here are the current NWHL standings:
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The Minnesota Whitecaps made quite an entrance into the NWHL this weekend, topping the defending Isobel Cup Champions twice. Elsewhere, the Buffalo Beauts shut out the Connecticut Whale with Nicole Hensley at the helm. The Boston Pride were the lone inactive team this weekend.
Here are the
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There's a lot of new blood in the NWHL this season; not just on the Minnesota Whitecaps, the league's newest addition, but on the league's other teams, too. In total, as of October 4, a whopping 46 percent of the players set to appear on this season's
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. Today, we focus on the Metropolitan Riveters.
The Riveters had a stellar season, winning 13 of 16 regular-season games and finishing
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Last season was undoubtedly a good one for Buffalo. They won 12 of 16 games and had an impressive 10-game winning streak toward the end of the season. The Beauts finished two points shy of first place in the NWHL, and made it
