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The Czech Republic will field a mixed lineup of established internationals and promising newcomers in the first stop of the Women's Euro Hockey Tour, with key absences and notable returns shaping the squad.
Last season’s expansion clubs stumbled despite top talent, and this year four newcomers are betting that chemistry, coaching and balanced lineups will finally translate into playoff contention.
After stints at Colgate, Vermont and a prior assistant role in Orono, Alex Gettens is back as the University of Maine’s women’s ice hockey head coach, bringing a track record of NCAA tournament appearances and player development.
Alex Gettens returns to Orono as the eighth head coach of Maine women's ice hockey, bringing a decade of collegiate experience and a track record of tournament success.
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 latest player movements reveal which clubs are positioning themselves for championship contention and which are rebuilding after significant losses.
Natalie Mlynkova, a UVM alumna and recent PWHL Walter Cup champion, led a skills clinic for Girls 4 Hockey in South Burlington, Vermont, expressing gratitude for giving back to young players while preparing for her upcoming season with the San Jose expansion franchise.