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When Jincy and Joy Dunne stepped onto the ice at Buffalo's LECOM Harborcenter last week, it was the result of years of hard work and brought things full-circle for their family. The pair were in Buffalo for the USA Hockey Women's National Festival. Jincy was
Loren Gabel sits on the bench at the Family Arena in St. Charles, Missouri, breathing in and out, feeling the sticky floor beneath her skates, her legs buzzing. She can hear the gentle hum of the crowd and the voices of her teammates bouncing off
"Surfing invites us to fall in love with the magic of liquefied energy waves that begin as distant winds and deliver us into the heart-bursting beauty of being alive in this inimitable point in time," writes Lauren Hill, a 35-year old professional free surfer and
Professional women's hockey goaltender Kimberly Sass thrives at the intersection of STEM and sport. An architect at HLW in Manhattan, Sass is also a member of the Tri-State Region of the PWHPA and an ambassador for STEM education with various organizations around the country.
Taking the ice at Scotiabank Arena as captain of Team Gold was a dream come true for CWHL veteran Liz Knox. After six seasons with the Thunder (first in Brampton, now in Markham), Knox, or Knoxy as she is known, made her first All-Star Game.
Brigette Lacquette came across as quiet, soft-spoken, and perhaps a little shy when she spoke to the media at a Hilton conference room in downtown Toronto ahead of the 2019 CWHL All-Star Game. Despite her unassuming demeanor, Lacquette's excitement was evident. The 2015 Clarkson Cup