Posts About "Kaleigh Fratkin"
Boston Pride's Fratkin Back for 4th NWHL Season
August 9th, 2018 Beginning June 1, NWHL teams can re-sign players from their 2017-18 roster and their draft picks. Additionally, for those players who have completed their college eligibility and want to continue their hockey careers, NWHL Free Agency provides the best opportunity to continue playing at the highest level of professional women’s...
Mock NWHL Expansion Draft, Just for Fun
April 3rd, 2018 The 2017-18 NWHL season may be over but that doesn't mean that we still cannot have a bit of fun. Rumors have fluttered and talk has been made from time to time about the league's expansion to other cities. This is a marvelous idea, and one that proponents of the game hope will come to fruition sooner rather than later. So let's go...
Harrington Happy at Home in Boston
January 25th, 2018 Entering this third NWHL season the Boston Pride had a new look among their skaters with the departures of the US Olympians, and while the results haven’t shown up in the standings they are still a formidable opponent every weekend. One of the new additions this offseason was defender, Isobel Cup champion and Massachusetts-native Paige...
Catching Up with Ketchum
December 1st, 2016 After four stellar years at Yale University, where she racked up 84 points (41g-43a) in 117 games, Bray Ketchum joined the CWHL and was a part of the Boston Blades 2015 Clarkson Cup championship team. Following the title, and the inception of the NWHL, Ketchum signed with the New York Riveters and tallied 14 points (10g-4a) in 18 games -...
Russo & Riveters Rally Together
November 22nd, 2016 The New York Riveters had been through a lot this past week, as had all of the players in the NWHL when the news broke that the second-year league would be forcing a pay cut in order to keep from folding. But maybe for the Riveters, more than the other three teams, this can be a rallying point – for their team more than any of the...
Shorthanded Riveters Drop Inaugural Game in New Home
October 19th, 2016 It wasn’t their best game by any means, but the New York Riveters gave a great effort while missing two of their top players before falling to the Connecticut Whale in a chippy, 4-2 match in their first game at the Barnabas Health Hockey House (New Jersey Devils practice rink). Both teams scored twice in the opening period before the...
