Today the NWHL announced that the Connecticut Whale has signed defender Shannon Doyle to a one year contract. Terms of Doyle's contract were not disclosed in regards to salary. https://twitter.com/SDoyle_6/status/1131230907883507717?s=19 Per the NWHL release they clarified the following: "A note on background: regarding pay, our policy since we started announcing signings this offseason … Continue reading NWHL Announces First Signing for the Whale
The Connecticut Whale made a signing today. Bringing back their veteran All Star blue liner Shannon Doyle, for a fifth season! https://twitter.com/CTWhale_NWHL/status/1131220675857928193 Doyle had an amazing season last year, as she played in 13 games, registering 3 goals and 5 assists for 8 points. One of her goals came via the power play and she … Continue reading Whale Bring Back Doyle For Fifth Season
Today the NWHL announced another signing for the 2019-20 season. At 1p the league announced that the Boston Pride has signed rookie forward Tori Sullivan from Northeastern to a one year contract. Per the NWHL, Sullivan will receive $5,000 this season, and will partake in the 50 percent cut of revenue from league sponsorship … Continue reading NWHL Announces Another Signing for the Pride
Today the National Women's Hockey League announced their forst two player signings for the 2019-20 NWHL season. First signing announced at 1030a was that Kaleigh Fratkin resigned with the Boston Pride. Fratkin signed a one year contract for $11,000. https://twitter.com/NWHL/status/1130518845783982083?s=19 Then at 1130a today it was announced that Madison Packer resigned with the … Continue reading NWHL Announces First Two Signings for 2019-20 Season
A little before noon today over 200 professional female hockey players announced that they will be boycotting this upcoming season until the get a "Long-Term Viable" Professional Women's Hockey League. In the statement above that was released by around 200 professional female hockey players it states that it is time to create a sustainable … Continue reading Women’s Hockey News – 200 Women to Boycott for a Viable Long Term Hockey League
The TXHT podcast is back with Serious Hockey Talk for Serious Hockey Fans! Audio Version: This week on TXHT, Michael Lindenbaum is joined by our friend from The Hockey Writers Nate Oliver. Both Michael and Nate talk about the sudden announcement of the Canadian Women's Hockey League ceasing operations effectively May 1st. … Continue reading TXHT Podcast – 4/2/2019
The National Hockey League yesterday announced the Three Stars of the Week and earlier today the Three Stars of the Month as well as the NHL Rookie of the Month was announced. First, TXHT will take a look at the announcements made for the Three Stars of the Week (week ending March 31) *Image … Continue reading Three Stars and NHL Rookie of the Month (March 1-March 31) Announcements
In shocking news, it was announced yesterday that the Canadian Women's Hockey League will be ceasing operations effectively May 1st, 2019. https://twitter.com/TheCWHL/status/1112358066303967232?s=19 A key note from the press release was this: "Unfortunately, while the on-ice hockey is exceptional, the business model has proven to be economically unsustainable." This is an interesting note indeed given … Continue reading Women’s Hockey News – CWHL to Cease Operations on May 1st
Today is Monday, March 18th, 2019, and these are your news and notes. There were seven NHL contests in action yesterday. *Image is the property of the NHL, NHL Public Relations, and their respective owners Yesterday's results (Home team is in CAPS): COLORADO 3, New Jersey 0 The Colorado Avalanche would defeat … Continue reading March 18th, 2019 — News and Notes
#2 Buffalo Beauts v. #1 Minnesota Whitecaps Game Recap: The Isobel Cup has come to Minnesota as the #1 ranked Whitecaps host the #2 ranked Buffalo Beauts. To start the game, both teams would feel eachother out and see who would make the first mistake to see who can capitalize. The Whitecaps would get … Continue reading Isobel Cup Final Recap – 3/17/19 – #2 Buffalo Beauts v. #1 Minnesota Whitecaps
