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Riveters re-sign Rebecca Morse, Pride sign Heather Schwarz

The New York Riveters re-signed defender Rebecca Morse earlier today. Morse played in seven games with the Riveters last season in addition to two preseason games against Team Russia. Morse, a New Jersey native from Westfield, developed her game with the New Jersey Colonials Girls program before attending high school

Harrison Browne talks retirement, his comeback, and advocacy

Browne makes difficult decision to come out of retirement and return to the NWHL.

Transaction Tuesday: Beauts thundering forward with CWHL imports

Here is our eighth installment of Transaction Tuesday — catching you up on all the offseason moves made by teams in the NWHL and CWHL. The drafts are done and we’re now in September, but the signings are still coming. And we finally have confirmation that CWHL players will be

Jess Jones signs with the Buffalo Beauts

The NWHL made some major waves in the world of women’s hockey today when it announced that former CWHL superstar Jess Jones agreed to terms with the Buffalo Beauts. Jones is the third player who played for the Thunder last season to leave the CWHL for the NWHL and

NWHL announces coaching updates

Today the NWHL announced four updates to the league’s coaching staffs and confirmed several returning coaches. But there may be other announcements and updates coming. Thus far the Whale have just one coach attached to the team for the upcoming 2017-18 NWHL season. Boston Pride Thomas Poeck, head coach

Yale assistant coach Amanda Boulier signs with Connecticut Whale

The Connecticut Whale have agreed to terms with Yale assistant coach and former St. Lawrence University defender Amanda Boulier. Boulier will stay behind the bench in Yale while playing with the Whale. Her position and responsibilities at the university will take precedent over her role with the Whale whenever scheduling

Brittany Ott re-signs with the Boston Pride

The speculation is officially over. The Boston Pride agreed to terms with veteran NWHL goaltender Brittany Ott today, bringing her back for a third season in Boston. Ott leads all NWHL goaltenders in regular season wins, earning 22 through the league’s first two seasons. According to Crease Giants she