It's the year 2018. There are two North American women's hockey leagues; the Olympics have hosted a women's hockey tournament for the last six Winter Games; and six women are in the Hockey Hall of Fame. For some, this is progress. For others, it's a slow beginning. Either way, conversations
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For Buffalo Beauts goaltender Nicole Hensley, going coast to coast in the net is nothing new. Going coast to coast in her playing career? Well, that’s a different story.
Up until recently, Hensley had played out most of her hockey career in the western portion of
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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
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The Buffalo Beauts continued their busy streak of signing players for the 2018-19 NWHL season, adding U.S. Olympians Dani Cameranesi and Nicole Hensley this week.
For a team that has made the Isobel Cup Final in each of the NWHL's three seasons, including a
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With the NWHL's fourth season approaching this fall, and the introduction of the league's newest team in Minnesota, it seems like a good time to take a look at another aspect of the game: the coaches - and who they are going forward.
Former NHLer
