 Hockey Canada is seeking further information surrounding eligibility transfers of players after the IIHF has deemed Toronto Sceptres forward Hannah Miller ineligible for this year’s Women’s World Hockey Championship.
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Kristalee Walchuk is the reigning back-to-back Trainer of the Year in the Pacific Junior Hockey League and sits down with @BreakawayCoverage to share some great stories! From getting her start with the Abbotsford Pilots to attending AHL games and weddings of former players, she has created many memories over the years that we are fortunate enough to hear about. You may also see her at a Chilliwack Jets game as their trainer, too.
On the third episode of BREAKAWAY COVERAGE, Giancarlo Nadeau is joined by Whitney Juszkiewicz, the owner of Fire & Ice Hockey Development and a Hockey Canada Skills Coach. The duo talks about the evolution of the PWHL, how females are overcoming even more barriers, and Juszkiewicz's personal experiences as a player and coach.
Lauren Runge from the Coastal Tsunami and Coastline Health and Performance joins BREAKAWAY COVERAGE to talk about being an athletic therapist, her favourite memory from the past year, and more! Be sure to follow @breakawaycoverage for more updates and news surrounding females in hockey.
 In the final game before this year's PWHL trade deadline, the New York Sirens (4-4-4-10) ended their nine-game losing streak by defeating the league-leading Montréal Victoire (10-6-2-5) 3-2 in overtime.
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Attending a PWHL game is an exhilarating experience and begins with an impactful video featuring the league's top stars and young girls passionately discussing the growth of women’s hockey on the jumbotron. The first episode of BREAKAWAY COVERAGE is FINALLY HERE! Join your host, Giancarlo Nadeau, as he sits down with the founder of THIS TOURNAMENT HAS EVERYTHING (TTHE) for a conversation about this incredible event and how hockey is changing for the better. be sure to like and follow BC on all your social media platforms.
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