Dan Rice
Dan Rice is in his 6th year of reporting for THW & has covered NJ Devils home games for 12+ years at various websites. His career began working for legendary broadcaster/writer Stan Fischler from 2002-04 & an internship at the ECHL. He also has written for the NWHL (nwhl.zone) for the past two years.
Author's Posts
Bastian Hoping for Super Sophomore Pro Season
August 9th, 2018 Just by looking at the raw numbers one might think that New Jersey Devils prospect Nathan Bastian didn’t have a great season in his first go-round as a pro hockey player with the Binghamton Devils at the AHL level. But as we all know, numbers alone don’t always tell the whole story. Making the adjustment from junior hockey to the pro...
Summertime with Sass
August 6th, 2018 After sitting out season two of the NWHL, Kimberly Sass made her return to the league in season three when she signed with the Metropolitan Riveters prior to the start of the season. Despite only seeing action in one game, she was the ultimate team player in helping out her teammates however she could during each practice to get them...
Devils Prospect Jeremy Davies Developing at Northeastern
August 5th, 2018 As a defenseman at Northeastern University Jeremy Davies’ game has taken some big strides since he started attending the school in 2016. The New Jersey Devils selected him in the 7th Round at the 2016 NHL Draft following a career in the USHL that saw him rack up 69 points (16g-53a) over 103 games. As a kid from Montreal he could have...
Whitecaps Sign Thunstrom After Speed Skating Career
August 1st, 2018 Beginning June 1, NWHL teams can start signing players for the 2018-19 season. For players who have completed their college eligibility and want to continue their hockey careers, the free agency period provides them an opportunity to continue playing at the highest level of professional women’s hockey. The fourth season of the NWHL...
Koelzer Re-Signs, Solidifies Riveters Defense
August 1st, 2018 Beginning June 1, NWHL teams can start signing players for the 2018-19 season. For players who have completed their college eligibility and want to continue their hockey careers, the free agency period provides them an opportunity to continue playing at the highest level of professional women’s hockey. The fourth season of the NWHL...
Lewicki Signing Adds More Speed to Riveters
July 31st, 2018 Beginning June 1, NWHL teams can start signing players for the 2018-19 season. For players who have completed their college eligibility and want to continue their hockey careers, the free agency period provides them an opportunity to continue playing at the highest level of professional women’s hockey. The fourth season of the NWHL...
