
U.S. Women’s Hockey Teams Split Final Games in Richmond
The U.S. Collegiate and Under‑18 women’s teams each captured final victories at the Richmond Olympic Oval, yet both series slipped away as Canada claimed overall wins.
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The U.S. Collegiate and Under‑18 women’s teams each captured final victories at the Richmond Olympic Oval, yet both series slipped away as Canada claimed overall wins.

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.

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.

University of Wisconsin standout Cassie Hall is set to join the Professional Women’s Hockey League, with Manon Rhéaume, the inaugural general manager of PWHL Detroit, at the helm. Hall, a two‑time national champion, grew up just 40 miles from Little Caesars Arena and looks forward to bringing her hometown talent to the new league.