4 Nations Cup Preview: Finland looking to win the right game

Back in 2017, Finland earned a historic win, beating Team Canada at the IIHF Women's World Championship for the first time in 21 tries. It was a sign of how far Finland's women's hockey program has come; they'd proven to be a consistently tough out for both North American squads, and now they'd gotten a … Continue reading 4 Nations Cup Preview: Finland looking to win the right game

4 Nations Cup Preview: Sweden hopes to “dare to play”

At the 2018 Olympics in Pyeongchang, Sweden's women's hockey team finished in seventh place - a sizable step back from the 2014 Olympics, when they played in the bronze medal game, and a far cry from their finish in 2006, when the Swedes' monumental semifinal upset over the United States led them to win silver. … Continue reading 4 Nations Cup Preview: Sweden hopes to “dare to play”

Krzyzaniak poised for success with Team Canada

There are lots of ways to describe Halli Krzyzaniak. Two-time Under-18 World Champion. Best Defenseman at the 2013 IIHF Under-18 World Championships. Neepawa, Manitoba, native, University of North Dakota sophomore, National Women's Development Team alternate captain. Any of the above would work. If she had to describe herself, she'd say "hard-working, energetic, and confident." North … Continue reading Krzyzaniak poised for success with Team Canada