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Women’s Hockey News Round Up 6/16-7/1

Everything here is official only, and try to list the most relevant transactions globally but may miss something, so always feel free to add! Since a lot of people who follow this blog are North American/most familiar with the PWHL, i put less context there than I may for other leagues

Extended indicates they did not change teams. buckle in this one is long as hell

PWHL (North America)

RETIRMENTS: Becca Gilmore (OTT) and Erica Howe (TOR) announce their retirements

PWHL Ottawa signings: - Alexa Vasko (PWHL Toronto) for one year -Logan Agners (Quinnipiac, undrafted) for one year -Rebecca Leslie (PWHL Toronto) for one year -Anna Meixner (Brynäs) for one year -Shiann Darkangelo (extended) for one year,

PWHL Toronto signings: -Daryll Watts (PWHL Ottawa) for two years -Emma Woods (PWHL New York) for two years -Raygan Kirk ( Ohio state) for two years -Izzy Daniel (Cornell) for two years -Megan Carter (Northeastern) for two years -Julia Gosling (st Lawrence) for two years -Hannah Miller (extension) for one year -Allie Munroe (extension) for two years

PWHL Boston signings: -Lexie Adzija (extended) for one year -Hannah Brandt (extended) for two years -Emily brown (extended) for two years -Sidney Morin (extended) for one year -Sophie Shirley (extended) for two years

PWHL Montreal: -Mikyla Grant Mentis (extended) for one year -Cayla Barnes (Ohio State) for three years -Elaine Chuli (extended) for one year -Mariah Keopple (extended) for one year -Amanda Boulier (extended) for one year

PWHL New York Signings: -Abbey levy (extended) two years

PWHL Minnesota signings: -Liz schepers (extended) for one year -Denisa Křižová (extended) for two years -Michela Cava (extended) for one year -Klára Hymlárová (st cloud) for two years -britta Curl (Wisconsin) for one year,

Josh Sciba joins PWHL New York as assistant coach. He has experience as Union College's head coach of their women's program as well as with the USWNT as an assistant coach

SDHL (Sweden)

The league has announced they will have goal cameras in place next season!

Finnish national team defender Sini Karjalainen joins Skellefteå AIK after playing with Brynäs last season

18 year old Swedish defender Thea Liodden signs with Linköping HC from AIK

Clarkson University forward Darcie Lappan signs with MoDo hockey

Providence College captain Rachel Weiss signs with HV71

16 year old Ebba Westerlind, who has shown very strong success in Sweden's youth programs, signs with Frölunda HC

Ann-Frédérique Guay, who played 4 years at Norwich University on the D3 level before transferring to UMaine and having a successful final year, has joined Linköping HC

American forward Naomi Rogge, who was successful last season with SDE, has joined Linköping HC

SDHL veteran Emmy Alasalmi joins Linköping HC

Lily George of University of New Brunswick joins Leksands

Dominique Kremer, most recently with PWHL Minnesota, has signed with SDE

Jakob Löf joins Brynäs as an assistnt coach. He previously coached the programs u16 team

Swedish National Team forward Michelle Löwenhielm extends with SDE for another year

Naisten Liiga (Finland)

Rising Finnish national team star Emma Ekoluoma changes teams from Kärpät to Ilves

Norweigan national team defender Iben Tillman will join the league and HPK specifically after a strong performance at the D1A World Championship

24 year old finnish forward Anni Montonen returns to Kiekko-Espoo after spending a season in the SDHL. She previously played for Kiekko-Espoo from 2019-2023 and was one of their top producers

Susanna Viitala, who played for TPS last year and was just under a point per game, joins Kiekko-Espoo

Julia Kuusisto get a one year extension in Ilves after a season where she took a big step forward and played with the u18 national team

defender Nelly Andersson will be back with HIFK after playing 23 games with them last year for the first time and getting experience with both the u18 and senior team

Defender Ilona Palin who spent time with the team last year as well a the u18 Finnish team, will return to HIFK for another year as well

SWHL / Postfinance Women League (Switzerland)

HC Davos ladies make four big signings -Swiss national team defender Alessia Baechler who played with ZSC Lions Frauen last year -Renee lendi who also played with ZSC and their B league affiliate -American/Canadian defender Lucie Tenenbaum. This is particularly interesting because Tenenbaum played prep school with Bishop Kearney last year and is committed to Minnesota State for the year following next season, so cool to see her develop in Switzerland for the year in between -Italian national team forward Aurora Abatangelo who was with Ladies Team Lugano last year

EWHL (Central/Eastern Europe + others)

The rebranded KSV Neuberg Highlanders also add five new players -Bishop University graduate and defender Marie-Camille Théorêt -Slovenian national team forward and EWHL Veteran/consistent top forward Sara Confidenti -Slovakian forward and EWHL top scorer Nikola Rumanova -American forward and SUNY-Oswego graduate Kensie Malone -American forward and Franklin Pierce University graduate Claire Casey

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2024-25 Minnesota Frost Training Camp Roster

Forwards (16):

Sydney Brodt

Brooke Bryant

Claire Butorac

Michela Cava

Kendall Coyne Schofield

Britta Curl

Taylor Heise

Klára Hymlárová

Katy Knoll

Denisa Křížová

Brooke McQuigge

Kaitlyn O’Donohoe

Kelly Pannek

Dominique Petrie

Liz Schepers

Grace Zumwinkle

Defenders (8):

Charlotte Akervik

Mae Batherson

Natalie Buchbinder

Mellissa Channell

Maggie Flaherty

Sophie Jaques

Lee Stecklein

Claire Thompson

Goaltenders (4):

Lauren Bench

Nicole Hensley

Lucy Morgan

Maddie Rooney

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2024 PWHL Draft Results - Round Three

13. New York - Noora Tulus (F) 14. Ottawa - Gwyneth Philips (G) 15. Minnesota - Klára Hymlárová (F) 16. New York - Allyson Simpson (D) 17. Montreal - Abigail Boreen (F) 18. Toronto - Izzy Daniel (F)

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Klára Hymlárová goes to Minnesota

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FIN 0 - 2 CZE -> Klára Hymlárová

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Every Goal Of The 2022 Olympics Women’s Tournament: Day 3

U.S.A. Vs. R.O.C.

#15 Savannah Harmon (1)(PP) Knight (2), Brandt (1) 12:29 1st (U.S.A. 1-0 R.O.C.)

#21 Hilary Knight (1) Harmon (2), Coyne-Schofield (1) 8:51 2nd (U.S.A. 2-0 R.O.C.)

#13 Grace Zumwinkle (1) Cameranesi (1), Bozek (1) 3:57 3rd (U.S.A. 3-0 R.O.C.)

#18 Jesse Compher (1) Murphy (1), Scamurra (1) 6:15 3rd (U.S.A. 4-0 R.O.C.)

#25 Alexandra Carpenter (3) Kessel (1), Harmon (3) 8:44 3rd (U.S.A. 5-0 R.O.C.)

Canada Vs. Finland

#10 Sarah Fillier (3) Spooner (4), Thompson (5) 1:01 (Canada 1-0 Finland)

#20 Sarah Nurse (1) unassisted 12:45 1st (Canada 2-0 Finland)

#15 Minnamari Tuominen (1) unassisted 18:27 1st (Canada 2-1 Finland)

#10 Sarah Fillier (4) Fast (1), Spooner (5) 3:22 2nd (Canada 3-1 Finland)

#20 Sarah Nurse (2) Spooner (6), Rattray (2) 10:01 2nd (Canada 4-1 Finland)

#19 Brianne Jenner (1) Larocque (1), Poulin-Nadeau (2) 11:20 2nd (Canada 5-1 Finland)

#19 Brianne Jenner (2) Zandee-Hart (1), Poulin-Nadeau (3) 14:27 2nd (Canada 6-1 Finland)

#7 Laura Stacey (3) Maltais (1), Shelton (2) 16:35 2nd (Canada 7-1 Finland)

#47 Jamie Rattray (1) Jenner (1), Bell (2) 7:06 3rd (Canada 8-1 Finland)

#20 Sarah Nurse (3)(HT) Ambrose (2), Spooner (7) 13:07 3rd (Canada 9-1 Finland)

#7 Laura Stacey (4) Shelton (3), Bell (3) 14:10 3rd (Canada 10-1 Finland)

#19 Brianne Jenner (3)(HT) Clark (1), Poulin-Nadeau (4) (Canada 11-1 Finland)

Japan Vs. Denmark

#23 Yamashita Hikaru (1) Mei (1), K. Shiori (1) 10:46 1st (Japan 1-0 Denmark)

#14 Toko Haruka (1) Aoi (2), Ayaka (1) 12:08 1st (Japan 2-0 Denmark)

#15 Ukita Rui (2) unassisted 13:50 1st (Japan 3-0 Denmark)

#4 Toko Ayaka (1) Haruka (1) 2:53 2nd (Japan 4-0 Denmark)

#50 Mia Bau-Hansen (1) Söndergaard-Jensen (2) 9:16 2nd (Japan 4-1 Denmark)

#16 Shiga Akane (1)(PP) Hanae (2), Haruka (2) 19:54 2nd (Japan 5-1 Denmark)

#10 Yoneyama Haruna (2) Hikaru (1), K. Shiori (2) 8:02 3rd (Japan 6-1 Denmark)

#63 Josefine Jakobsen (1) Høegh-Persson (1), Weis (1) 19:55 3rd (Japan 6-2 Denmark)

Czech Republic Vs. Sweden

#21 Tereza Vanišová (1) unassisted 18:23 1st (Czech Republic 1-0 Sweden)

#12 Klára Hymlárová (1)(SH) unassisted 13:56 2nd (Czech Republic 2-0 Sweden)

#13 Emma Murén (1) Linnea Johansson (1), Adolfsson (1) 19:16 2nd (Czech Republic 2-1 Sweden)

#21 Tereza Vanišová (2) unassisted 14:03 3rd (Czech Republic 3-1 Sweden)

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