Posts About "NWHL Draft"

2018 NWHL Draft Scheduled

December 13th, 2018 On Dec. 13 the NWHL announced that their 2018 Draft is scheduled for Dec. 19 and 20, 2018. The two-day event is the fourth to be held in league history, and the first one to occur while the current season is already taking place. The five rounds of the draft will be split between the two days, with the opening two rounds beginning at 11...

Meet the 2016 Whale Draftees

July 19th, 2016 The NWHL held their second annual entry draft at the end of June. Twenty women were drafted between the founding four teams. This year the Connecticut Whale held the number three pick in the draft. Let’s meet the five ladies the Connecticut Whale drafted in the 2016 draft. Dani Cameranesi - Forward -...

Meet the 2016 Beauts Draftees

July 18th, 2016 The NWHL held their 2nd annual entry draft at the end of June. Twenty women were drafted between the founding four teams. This year the Buffalo Beauts held the number two pick in the draft. Let's meet the five ladies the Buffalo Beauts drafted in the 2016 draft. Lee Stecklein - Defense -...

Meet the 2016 Riveters Draftees

July 15th, 2016 The NWHL held their second annual entry draft at the end of June. Twenty women were drafted between the founding four teams. This year the New York Riveters held the number one pick in the draft. Let's meet the five ladies the New York Riveters drafted in the 2016 draft. Kelsey Koelzer - Defense -...

NWHL Draft Review: Boston Pride

June 20th, 2015 The first ever NWHL Draft took place on Saturday, and the Boston Pride had possession of the third overall pick. Boston went on to select players from Northeastern, Harvard, Boston College, and Clarkson University. Here's a breakdown of the Pride's 5 Draft selection for 2015. 3. Kendall Coyne, Northeastern With the Pride's first...

NWHL Draft Review: New York Riveters

June 20th, 2015 The first ever NWHL Draft kicked off at 12:06 on Saturday, when the New York Riveters went on the clock. The Riveters went on to select three Boston College Eagles, a Clarkson Golden Knight, and a Princeton Tiger. The Riveters made history, by selecting Boston College standout Alex Carpenter first overall. Here's a breakdown of the...