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The Seattle Torrent confront a shaky defensive core after losing Cayla Barnes, Megan Carter and Mariah Keopple, while Hannah Bilka heads to PWHL Detroit and Abbey Murphy’s White House visit fuels controversy as the club eyes jersey redesigns and a more welcoming fan base.
Mariah Keopple’s fledgling label Riah the Label, born from a COVID‑19 hobby, caught the eye of WNBA star Gabby Williams, leading to a custom All‑Star outfit and a growing collaboration that now spans both fashion and professional sports.
From a pandemic hobby to a professional partnership, Mariah Keopple and Gabby Williams illustrate how athletic ambition and high fashion can intersect.
Mariah Keopple’s pandemic‑born fashion label and its partnership with WNBA star Gabby Williams illustrate a growing crossover between sports and inclusive design.
When only a few members of the U.S. women’s hockey team received ESPY invitations, Flavor Flav organized transportation, accommodations and on‑site services, turning a modest guest list into a comprehensive experience and launching a broader celebration of women athletes.
Princeton University’s women’s hockey program continues to attract top talent, highlighted by the Averill sisters and Christina Scalese, who bring championship pedigrees and elite skill sets to the Tigers.
Forward Brooke Bryant, a California native and three‑year PWHL veteran, has signed with San Jose for the upcoming season, bringing a championship pedigree and a hometown connection to the team.
The Sharks will welcome six teams to the 2026 Rookie Faceoff, showcasing emerging talent, draft highlights, and new PWHL signings.