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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.
Emi Biotti, a Harvard women’s ice hockey player, has been selected for the USA Hockey Collegiate Select Team to face Canada in a three‑game series in British Columbia. Her previous gold medal at the 2025 U18 World Championship and impressive rookie season underline the significance of the upcoming matchups.
Two UConn players, along with veteran Julia Pellerin, are among the prospects vying for a spot on the U.S. Collegiate Women’s Select Team.
A look at the achievements, challenges, and future impact of the top prospect set to headline the Professional Women’s Hockey League draft.
The upcoming draft in Detroit will bring together a cadre of U.S. Olympic champions and a deep pool of international players as the Professional Women’s Hockey League expands to twelve teams.
Caroline Harvey, a standout forward from Pelham, New Hampshire, is projected as the No. 1 pick in the upcoming Professional Women’s Hockey League draft. Her career blends an NCAA championship, Olympic gold, and a coach‑driven transformation that has fans and analysts alike betting on her future impact.
A look at Caroline Harvey’s championship résumé, her resilience after injury, and the anticipation surrounding the upcoming Professional Women’s Hockey League draft.
Caroline Harvey, the top prospect in the upcoming PWHL draft, blends athletic excellence with a holistic approach to life, aiming to inspire the next generation of women’s hockey.
From Pelham to the world stage, Caroline Harvey’s blend of skill, leadership and resilience makes her the frontrunner for the top spot in the Professional Women’s Hockey League draft.
From a knee injury to Olympic MVP, Caroline Harvey’s journey epitomizes resilience as she readies for the PWHL draft’s No. 1 selection.
Caroline Harvey, a top prospect in the PWHL draft, has balanced her hockey career with personal growth after an injury. She is projected to be the No. 1 pick and is known for her exceptional skills and accomplishments, including winning an NCAA title and being the Olympic tournament MVP.
Caroline Harvey’s unprecedented achievements — including Olympic MVP, the Patty Kazmaier Award, and multiple WCHA honors — have cemented her place among the game’s all‑time greats.