Canada’s Vicky Sunohara and Sweden’s Kim Martin-Hasson were honored as part of the 2025 IIHF Hall of Fame induction.
Giselle Velazquez
Hockey writer covering women's college hockey, St. Cloud State hockey, and the Ontario Reign of the AHL for a living. Lover of para ice hockey.
Posted inPWHL
Finalists for PWHL Coach of the Year, Rookie of the Year, and MVP Announced
The PWHL announced the finalists for the Coach of the Year, Rookie of the Year and the MVP Award.
Posted inBoston Fleet, PWHL
How is Kelly Babstock’s Suspension Oddity a Thing?
Why serving a suspension while not on the active roster does not make sense.
Posted in2025 Worlds, International, Team Finland
2025 Worlds Report Card: Finland
We graded Finland on their bronze medal winning Women’s World Championship run.
Posted in2025 Worlds, Team Czechia, Team Finland
2025 World Championship, Day 4: Finland’s Defense Answered the Call
After a winless start to the Women’s World Championship that saw Finland allow 12 goals in two games, their defense stepped up at the best possible time.
Posted inHockey East, Humanitarian Award, NCAA
Keri Clougherty Lends a Hand On and Off the Boston College Campus
Even as a busy athlete, BC’s Keri Clougherty still makes time to help others in various ways.
Posted in2025 Worlds, International, Team Finland
2025 Worlds Preview: Finland
Can Finland take the next step in Czechia?
Posted inCHA, Humanitarian Award, NCAA
How Sarah Thompson’s Sticks Together Foundation is Providing Community through Hockey
Sarah Thompson created her non-profit Sticks Together to teach hockey all around the world but it soon blossomed into a community effort that still remains.
Posted inHumanitarian Award, NCAA
Kendra Fortin: The Love that Blossomed a Movement
What began as a search for a kidney donor for her father, Cory, has led Kendra Fortin, a finalist for the Hockey Humanitarian Award, to build an organ donation awareness movement at home in Ontario and at Bemidji State University.
Posted inNCAA
NCAA DI Tournament 2025: National Championship Wrap Up
Wisconsin won their 8th title after 63 intense minutes of play and two key goals from Kirsten Simms.