"Everyone loves to score goals and get assists, but there are little aspects of the game that make me feel like a great player, when I am doing them successfully."
Connecticut Whale forward Nicole Connery knows the importance of being a 200-foot player, giving her best effort in
Buffalo Beauts forward Shiann Darkangelo is part of a unique group of players in the National Women's Hockey League this season. Having played with Connecticut last year, she's one of just ten NWHLers to have suited up for more than one team in the young league.
In the league's premier
When Inferno forward Elana Lovell graduated from the University of Calgary in 2013, she didn't want to play hockey any more.
"I hadn’t had a really good last season," Lovell said. "I just wasn't enjoying it. I was having some knee issues, and I think injuries
In just a few days, Charline Labonté will pull on her goaltender pads for the last time this CWHL season, as she tries to lead Les Canadiennes to the Clarkson Cup.
Winning has been a goal for Labonté and the team since the season's start, as revenge for last year's
As Toronto's last line of defense, goaltender Christina Kessler is preparing for Les Canadiennes and the playoffs by watching game tape with her team.
"Hopefully I'll be able to watch every play and be ready for those tendencies," Kessler said. "As a team, we're just really trying
