The EWSHL has announced it’s goaltenders and defensemen over the last two days. On Wednesday, the league announced four new defenders (Maddie Truax, Paige Capistran, Maddie Crowley-Cahill and Madison Cardaci) and one new goaltender (Jetta Rackleff). Now, the league is happy to announce the initial list of forwards who will participate in week 1 of…
We are two days away from the start of the first EWSHL season in Hudson, New Hampshire. Yesterday, we introduced you to a defensive group that includes three Olympic Gold Medalist from 2018. Today, the four goaltenders that will take the ice on Thursday become public. Katie Burt, Kassidy Sauve, Jessica Strack and Rose Pijaca…
Kali Flanagan, Cayla Barnes and Megan Keller dominated at the 2018 Winter Olympics for Team USA en route to a gold medal victroy over Canada. In just four days, both Flanagan and Keller will take the ice at Cyclones Arena in Hudson, New Hampshire. The Elite Women’s Summer Hockey League (EWSHL) will kick off play…
Live, organized, professional hockey is officially back in eight days. The Elite Women’s Summer Hockey League (EWSHL) will kick off its inaugural season next Thursday night, June 18th. The game will begin at 6:30 pm, and will be streamed live online. Official streaming details will be announced next week, as will team rosters. All games…
The Elite Women’s Summer Hockey League (EWSHL) will begin play later this month at Cyclones Arena in Hudson, New Hampshire. The official start date for the league will be announced on Wednesday, June 10th. In the meantime, we are thrilled to announce the official logo for the league and the jerseys that our players will…
The EWSHL is slated to begin play this June in Hudson, New Hampshire. The league will feature professional women’s hockey players (including Olympic, PWHPA and NWHL) and NCAA players. The EWSHL will feature five-on-five play and will be based out of Cyclones Arena in Hudson, New Hampshire. This free-to-play league will be comprised of 4-6…