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The upcoming series pits the United States’ elite college women’s hockey squad against Canada, offering a critical platform for players like Ava McNaughton and coach John Wroblewski to fine‑tune their game ahead of international competition.
The upcoming three‑game showdown in Richmond, British Columbia, brings together 25 elite collegiate players from 13 programs, offering a rare development platform ahead of the senior national team.
The national roster for the 2026 Collegiate Series was unveiled, featuring 25 athletes from the WCHA and other conferences, set to face Canada in Richmond, B.C., on August 12‑14.
The United States has announced its 2026 Collegiate Women’s Select and Under‑18 Women’s Select teams, highlighting a mix of seasoned veterans, emerging stars, and a newly minted Olympic champion. The selections reflect strong regional representation and set the stage for upcoming international competition.
A look at the Wisconsin athletes selected for the upcoming international women's hockey series, including returning veterans and Olympic alumni.
Two Wisconsin Badgers have been celebrated by College Sports Communicators as members of the Academic All‑America Women’s At‑Large team, highlighting their combined scholarly and athletic achievements.
Wisconsin's roster combines championship experience with fresh talent, setting the stage for a strong defense of their 2026 crown.
The Wisconsin Badgers women's hockey team returns with a 16‑player lineup that blends seasoned leaders and rising sophomores, aiming to build on a 2026 national title and a 35‑4‑2 record.
Despite losing Olympic medalist Caroline Harvey and four‑time champion Lacey Eden, the Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey team returns a strong core and looks to capture a third consecutive national championship.
Ryder Fetterolf, an 18‑year‑old goaltender from Sewickley, Pennsylvania, attended the National Goaltending Development Camp in Blaine, Minnesota, where he trained alongside elite coaches and promising athletes from across the country.
From May 18‑21, 31 coaches and 37 athletes converged in Blaine, Minnesota, to foster a family‑like atmosphere that blends skill development with camaraderie, preparing the next generation of American net‑minders for collegiate, professional and international play.
The National Goaltending and Women’s Defense Development Camp in Blaine, Minnesota, blends skill work, video analysis and team‑building to prepare the next generation of American net‑minders for collegiate, professional and international competition.