Friday, October 23
St. Cloud, Minn.
6 p.m.
St. Cloud State
vs
Bemidji State
Photo by: Kayden Kircher
10/22/2026 10:00:00 PM | Women's Hockey
Huskies look to build off program record 4-0-0 start to WCHA play
ST. CLOUD, Minn. – No. 9 St. Cloud State Women's Hockey (6-2-0, 4-0-0 Western Collegiate Hockey Conference) makes its highly anticipated debut at the newly renovated Herb Brooks National Hockey Center this weekend against Bemidji State (1-5-0, 0-4-0 WCHA). Puck drops are scheduled for 6 p.m. (Friday) and 2 p.m. (Saturday) in St. Cloud.
GAME NOTES
FOLLOW THE HUSKIES
Both games will be broadcast on Big Ten Plus (note – a paid subscription is required) with audio coverage on the KVSC Sports Stream. Noah Grant will have the call on B1G+, while Max Steigauf will be on the audio broadcasts. Live stats will be provided by SCSU and tickets for the matches can be purchased at SCSUTickets.com.
Game 9 – vs. Bemidji State (Herb Brooks National Hockey Center // St. Cloud, Minn.) – Friday, Oct. 23 / 6 p.m. / Watch ($ - B1G+) / Live stats / Listen (KVSC Sports Stream)
Game 10 – vs. Bemidji State (Herb Brooks National Hockey Center // St. Cloud, Minn.) – Saturday, Oct. 24 / 2 p.m. / Watch ($ - B1G+) / Live stats / Listen (KVSC Sports Stream)
Links to each coverage option can also be found on the St. Cloud State Women's Hockey game day central or schedule page.
GAME DAY PROMOTIONS
Friday, Oct. 23 vs. Bemidji State
Promotions: Youth Day // Schedule Poster Giveaway // Post-Game Autographs
Full 2026 Promotional Schedule
SERIES HISTORY
SCSU leads the all-time series against the Beavers, 59-52-10 and is 31-24-6 against Bemidji State at the Brooks Center. The Huskies are 15-1 (.938) in the last 16 games against BSU dating back to Nov. 4, 2022, and went 3-1-0 against the Beavers last season. SCSU outscored Bemidji State 15-2 in its wins and its only loss came in overtime.
LET'S GO POLLING
The Huskies are ranked No. 9 in both polls, moving up one spot in the U.S. College Hockey Online (USCHO) Poll and held their position in the USA Hockey Poll. Bemidji State is not ranked or receiving votes in either poll.
BEST WCHA START IN PROGRAM HISTORY
For the first time in program history, SCSU has opened a conference schedule 4-0-0.
NATIONAL LEADERBOARD
As of Oct. 18, the Huskies are ranked No. 4 in power play goals (six) and No. 2 in team shutouts (two) among all Division-I teams. Individually, sophomore forward Maria Mikaelyan (Moscow, Russia) leads the nation in power play goals (three) and ranks No. 5 in game-winning goals (two) while senior forward Sofianna Sundelin (Ulvila, Finland) ranks No. 10 in faceoff wins (86).
LAST TIME OUT
The then-No. 10/9 Huskies went on the road and swept (RV) St. Thomas at Lee & Penny Anderson Arena in St. Paul. SCSU pulled off a two-goal comeback, winning game one 3-2 in overtime and earned its second shutout of the season in game two, winning 1-0 after scoring a goal midway through the third period.
Notes from the games
GAME 7 - 3-2 OVERTIME WIN @ (RV) ST. THOMAS (10-16-26)
Eight Huskies (five current and three alumnae) have been named to their respective national teams for the Lidl Hockey Games which is part of the Women's Euro Hockey Tour (a four event series between Czechia, Finland, Sweden and Switzerland that serves as preparation for the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) Women's World Championships). The games are set to be played at the Scaniarinken in Södertälje, Sweden from Oct. 28-31.
The largest contingent of Huskies (four current players and two alumnae) will be suiting up for Team Finland - junior goaltender Emilia Kyrkkö (Ylöjärvi), senior forward Sofianna Sundelin (Ulvila), sophomore defender Hannele Tarkiainen (Pieksämäki) and junior defender Siiri Yrjölä (Vantaa) will be joined by goaltender Sanni Ahola (Helsinki), who played for the Huskies from 2020-25 and former alternate captain, forward Jenniina Nylund (Pietarsaari) who wore the red and black from 2018-23. Fifth-year alternate captain forward Laura Zimmermann (Ringgenberg) will play for Team Switzerland and former alternate captain forward Klára Hymlárová (Opava), who skated for the Huskies from 2019-24 was named to Team Czechia.
Additionally, a pair of former Huskies forwards – Svenja Voigt (Cologne), who played from 2022-26 and former alternate captain, forward Laura Kluge (Berlin) who wore a Huskies sweater from 2017-21 – have been selected to Team Germany's roster for the world championships that are set to take place Nov. 6-16 in Herning and Esbjerg, Denmark.
WCHA WEEKLY HONORS
Freshman goaltender Alexis Ehrman (Calgary, Alberta) and sophomore forward Maria Mikaelyan (Moscow, Russia) earned Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) weekly honors, as announced by the league office on Oct. 5. Ehrman was named the Goaltender of the Week after notching a 33-save shutout in her first collegiate start while Mikaelyan was named Forward of the Week after a six-point weekend in SCSU's road sweep of then-No. 15/14 Minnesota State.
The weekly honor is the third in Mikaelyan's young career and the first Forward of the Week nod after being named Rookie of the Week last season twice (Oct. 13, 2025 and Dec. 8, 2025). It was the first career weekly honor for Ehrman as well and the second and third weekly honors for the Huskies this season after senior forward Alice Sauriol (Sherbrooke, Quebec) was named Forward of the Week on Sept. 28.
Sauriol led the way for the Huskies with a six-point weekend in a season-opening sweep of then-No. 7 UConn, scoring three goals and three assists with a +6 mark on the ice. It was her first WCHA weekly award of the season and fourth of her career after being named Forward of the Week twice (Oct. 20, 2025 | Feb. 16, 2026) and Rookie of the Week once (Oct. 16, 2023).
2026-27 WCHA WEEKLY HONORS
Forward of the Week
St. Cloud State named four captains ahead of the 2026-27 season on Sept. 18. Senior forward Alice Sauriol (Sherbrooke, Quebec) was named the captain, while fifth-year defender Regan Bulger (Yellowknife, Northwest Territories), senior forward Payton Holloway (Tomash, Wis.) and fifth-year forward Laura Zimmermann (Ringgenberg, Switzerland) were selected as alternate captains.
Sauriol, the 28th player in program history to wear a "C", is wearing a letter for the first time in her career alongside Holloway, who was named an alternate captain in just her second season with the program after transferring in from Minnesota Duluth. Bulger and Zimmermann are alternate captains for the second consecutive season, becoming the 25th and 26th players to wear a letter in multiple seasons.
2026-27 SCSU Women's Hockey Captains
C – #4 Alice Sauriol
A – #11 Laura Zimmermann*
A – #18 Payton Holloway
A – #45 Regan Bulger*
*served as an alternate captain in 2025-26
WELCOME TO THE PACK
The Huskies welcomed nine newcomers to the team this fall – eight freshmen and one transfers. Of the eight freshmen, four are forwards – Jasmine Hovda (Roseau, Minn. / Roseau HS (USHS)), Tayla Lamabe (Peace River, Alberta / St. Albert Slash (AFHL U18 AAA)), Madelyn Lee (White Bear Lake, Minn. / White Bear Lake HS (USHS)) and Sophie Olson (Brooklyn Park, Minn. / Hill-Murray School (USHS)), three are defenders – Riley Iverson (West Fargo, N.D. / Academy of Holy Angels (USHS)), Emily Mitchell (South Lyon, Mich. / Little Caesars (19U AAA)) and Anna Sviridova (Voskresensk, Russia / Agidel Ufa (ZhHL)) and one is a goaltender – Alexis Ehrman (Calgary, Alberta / Edge School (CSSHL U18)).
The lone transfer, junior defender Tristan Thompson (Manotick, Ontario) comes to St. Cloud from Northeastern (Mass.).
SEASON PREVIEW
The Huskies return its two top point producers and top five goal scorers from a young team that made strides in Jalosuo's debut season as bench boss in 2025-26. The two top returning point scorers - senior forwards Alice Sauriol (Sherbrooke, Quebec) and Sofianna Sundelin (Ulvila, Finland) - notched eight goals and 21 assists for 29 points and 16 goals and 10 assists for 26 points respectively. Sauriol's 21 assists were tied for the eighth most all-time in a single season and Sundelin's 16 goals were the most by a Husky since 2022-23.
Additionally, sophomore forward Maria Mikaelyan (Moscow, Russia) looks to build off her impressive freshman campaign which saw her tally 13 goals and six assists for 19 points while SCSU also returns three 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympians including two-time Olympian fifth-year Laura Zimmermann (Ringgenberg, Switzerland) who won a bronze medal with Team Switzerland along with junior goaltender Emilia Kyrkkö (Ylöjärvi, Finland) and junior defender Siiri Yrjölä (Vantaa, Finland) who each made their Olympic team debuts for Team Finland. SCSU welcomes nine newcomers, including eight freshmen and one transfer, to the 2026-27 team.
WCHA PRESEASON COACHES POLL
St. Cloud State Women's Hockey was selected to finish sixth in the 2026-27 Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) Preseason Coaches Poll, as announced by the league office on Sept. 8. The Huskies are coming off a sixth place finish in head coach Mira Jalosuo's first season in 2025-26.
SCSU received 20 points in the poll and were selected to finish behind Ohio State (48 points, six first-place votes), Wisconsin (44 points, two first-place votes), Minnesota (35 points), Minnesota Duluth (32 points) and Minnesota State (23 points). St. Thomas (15 points) and Bemidji State (seven points) rounded out the poll.
2026-27 WCHA Preseason Coaches' Poll
Pl. Team (First Place Votes) Points
1. Ohio State (6) 48
2. Wisconsin (2) 44
3. Minnesota 35
4. Minnesota Duluth 32
5. Minnesota State 23
6. St. Cloud State 20
7. St. Thomas 15
8. Bemidji State 7
*First-place votes in parentheses, Coaches could not vote for their own team
WCHA COMMISSIONER'S CORNER
Fifth-year defender Regan Bulger (Yellowknife, Northwest Territories) was featured on the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) Commissioner's Corner podcast series on June 5. In the series, WCHA Commissioner Michelle McAteer sits down one-on-one with extraordinary student-athletes from across the league to discuss real-life topics, hockey, and everything in between. You can watch the video on the WCHA Hockey YouTube page.
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Women's Hockey, stay tuned to SCSUHuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
GAME NOTES
FOLLOW THE HUSKIES
Both games will be broadcast on Big Ten Plus (note – a paid subscription is required) with audio coverage on the KVSC Sports Stream. Noah Grant will have the call on B1G+, while Max Steigauf will be on the audio broadcasts. Live stats will be provided by SCSU and tickets for the matches can be purchased at SCSUTickets.com.
Game 9 – vs. Bemidji State (Herb Brooks National Hockey Center // St. Cloud, Minn.) – Friday, Oct. 23 / 6 p.m. / Watch ($ - B1G+) / Live stats / Listen (KVSC Sports Stream)
Game 10 – vs. Bemidji State (Herb Brooks National Hockey Center // St. Cloud, Minn.) – Saturday, Oct. 24 / 2 p.m. / Watch ($ - B1G+) / Live stats / Listen (KVSC Sports Stream)
Links to each coverage option can also be found on the St. Cloud State Women's Hockey game day central or schedule page.
GAME DAY PROMOTIONS
Friday, Oct. 23 vs. Bemidji State
Promotions: Youth Day // Schedule Poster Giveaway // Post-Game Autographs
Full 2026 Promotional Schedule
SERIES HISTORY
SCSU leads the all-time series against the Beavers, 59-52-10 and is 31-24-6 against Bemidji State at the Brooks Center. The Huskies are 15-1 (.938) in the last 16 games against BSU dating back to Nov. 4, 2022, and went 3-1-0 against the Beavers last season. SCSU outscored Bemidji State 15-2 in its wins and its only loss came in overtime.
LET'S GO POLLING
The Huskies are ranked No. 9 in both polls, moving up one spot in the U.S. College Hockey Online (USCHO) Poll and held their position in the USA Hockey Poll. Bemidji State is not ranked or receiving votes in either poll.
BEST WCHA START IN PROGRAM HISTORY
For the first time in program history, SCSU has opened a conference schedule 4-0-0.
NATIONAL LEADERBOARD
As of Oct. 18, the Huskies are ranked No. 4 in power play goals (six) and No. 2 in team shutouts (two) among all Division-I teams. Individually, sophomore forward Maria Mikaelyan (Moscow, Russia) leads the nation in power play goals (three) and ranks No. 5 in game-winning goals (two) while senior forward Sofianna Sundelin (Ulvila, Finland) ranks No. 10 in faceoff wins (86).
LAST TIME OUT
The then-No. 10/9 Huskies went on the road and swept (RV) St. Thomas at Lee & Penny Anderson Arena in St. Paul. SCSU pulled off a two-goal comeback, winning game one 3-2 in overtime and earned its second shutout of the season in game two, winning 1-0 after scoring a goal midway through the third period.
Notes from the games
GAME 7 - 3-2 OVERTIME WIN @ (RV) ST. THOMAS (10-16-26)
- SCSU improved to 13-7-2 all-time against St. Thomas and 5-5-1 against the Tommies in on the road. The Huskies snapped a three-game skid against UST while the game went to overtime for the fifth time in the last six matchups and six of the last nine.
- The Huskies improved to 3-2-0 in road games this season, 1-0-0 in overtime games and 5-2-0 in games against teams ranked/receiving votes in either the U.S. College Hockey Online (USCHO) Poll or the USA Hockey Poll.
- SCSU went 0-for-3 on the power play and 3-for-3 on the penalty kill. For the season, the Huskies are 6-for-22 (27.3%) on the PP and 18-for-20 (90.0%) on the PK.
- The Huskies led the game in shots (29-25) while St. Thomas led in faceoff wins (33-26), saves (26-23) and blocked shots (15-13).
- SCSU blocked 13+ shots for the third time this season and the second consecutive game.
- Senior forward Sofianna Sundelin (Ulvila, Finland) scored the overtime game-winning goal, skated to a+1 mark blocked three shots and was named the game's No. 1 Star. Her goal was her fourth career game-winning goal (first this season), fifth goal this season and her 65th career point. It was her 115th career game.
- Junior defender Siiri Yrjölä (Vantaa, Finland) notched two assists, skated to a +1 mark and was named the game's No. 2 Star. She posted her second multi-assist game of the season (fifth of her career) and her second multi-point game of the season (fifth of her career). She surpassed five assists on the season and 20 points for her career. It was her 70th career game.
- Sophomore defender Maélie Pion (Sherbrooke, Quebec) posted two assists and skated to a +2 mark. She recorded her second career multi-point/assist game, both of which have come this season. She surpassed five assists/points this season and 15 for her career.
- Junior forward Myah Krueger (Stillwater, Minn.) scored one goal and skated to a +1 mark. Her goal was her first of the second and the second of her career.
- Sophomore forward Maria Mikaelyan (Moscow, Russia) contributed one goal. She scored her sixth goal of the season and 19th of her career.
- Freshman goaltender Alexis Ehrman (Calgary, Alberta) notched 23 saves (.920 save percentage) in the win. She owns a 2-1-0 record with 1.27 goals against average and a .959 save percentage this season.
- Fifth-year forward Laura Zimmermann (Ringgenberg, Switzerland) went 12-10 (54.5%) on the dot and is 70-62 (.530) this season.
- Senior defender Marie Moran (Apple Valley, Minn.) skated in her 80th career game.
- Freshmen forwards Madelyn Lee (White Bear Lake, Minn.) and Sophie Olson (Brooklyn Park, Minn.) each skated to a +1 mark to tie their single game career best.
- SCSU improved to 14-7-2 all-time against St. Thomas and 6-5-1 against the Tommies in on the road. It was the seventh straight matchup between the teams that was decided by one goal.
- The Huskies improved to 4-2-0 in road games this season and 6-2-0 in games against teams ranked/receiving votes in either the U.S. College Hockey Online (USCHO) Poll or the USA Hockey Poll.
- SCSU opened WCHA play 4-0-0 for the first time in program history.
- The Huskies went 0-for-3 on the power play and 1-for-1 on the penalty kill. For the season, SCSU is 6-for-25 (24.0%) on the PP and 19-for-21 (90.5%) on the PK.
- SCSU led the game in shots (28-22) and faceoff wins (31-23), while St. Thomas led in saves (27-22) and blocked shots (18-11).
- The Huskies blocked 11+ shots for the fourth time this season and the third consecutive game.
- Yrjölä scored the game-winning goal and was named the game's No. 3 star. Her goal was her second of the season, the fifth of her career and her first-ever game-winning goal.
- Junior goaltender Emilia Kyrkkö (Ylöjärvi, Finland) posted a 22-save shutout win and was named the game's No. 2 Star. Her shutout was her first of the season and the eighth of her career which ranks third most in program history. She now owns a .919 save percentage and 1.87 goals against average this season.
- Sundelin tallied the primary assist on the goal. Her assist was her seventh of the season and 33rd of her career. She has tallied a point in seven of eight games this season.
- Lee recorded an assist for her first career point. She skated to a +1 mark to tie her single game career best.
- Zimmermann went 14-4 (77.8%) on the dot and is 84-66 (56.0%) this season.
Eight Huskies (five current and three alumnae) have been named to their respective national teams for the Lidl Hockey Games which is part of the Women's Euro Hockey Tour (a four event series between Czechia, Finland, Sweden and Switzerland that serves as preparation for the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) Women's World Championships). The games are set to be played at the Scaniarinken in Södertälje, Sweden from Oct. 28-31.
The largest contingent of Huskies (four current players and two alumnae) will be suiting up for Team Finland - junior goaltender Emilia Kyrkkö (Ylöjärvi), senior forward Sofianna Sundelin (Ulvila), sophomore defender Hannele Tarkiainen (Pieksämäki) and junior defender Siiri Yrjölä (Vantaa) will be joined by goaltender Sanni Ahola (Helsinki), who played for the Huskies from 2020-25 and former alternate captain, forward Jenniina Nylund (Pietarsaari) who wore the red and black from 2018-23. Fifth-year alternate captain forward Laura Zimmermann (Ringgenberg) will play for Team Switzerland and former alternate captain forward Klára Hymlárová (Opava), who skated for the Huskies from 2019-24 was named to Team Czechia.
Additionally, a pair of former Huskies forwards – Svenja Voigt (Cologne), who played from 2022-26 and former alternate captain, forward Laura Kluge (Berlin) who wore a Huskies sweater from 2017-21 – have been selected to Team Germany's roster for the world championships that are set to take place Nov. 6-16 in Herning and Esbjerg, Denmark.
WCHA WEEKLY HONORS
Freshman goaltender Alexis Ehrman (Calgary, Alberta) and sophomore forward Maria Mikaelyan (Moscow, Russia) earned Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) weekly honors, as announced by the league office on Oct. 5. Ehrman was named the Goaltender of the Week after notching a 33-save shutout in her first collegiate start while Mikaelyan was named Forward of the Week after a six-point weekend in SCSU's road sweep of then-No. 15/14 Minnesota State.
The weekly honor is the third in Mikaelyan's young career and the first Forward of the Week nod after being named Rookie of the Week last season twice (Oct. 13, 2025 and Dec. 8, 2025). It was the first career weekly honor for Ehrman as well and the second and third weekly honors for the Huskies this season after senior forward Alice Sauriol (Sherbrooke, Quebec) was named Forward of the Week on Sept. 28.
Sauriol led the way for the Huskies with a six-point weekend in a season-opening sweep of then-No. 7 UConn, scoring three goals and three assists with a +6 mark on the ice. It was her first WCHA weekly award of the season and fourth of her career after being named Forward of the Week twice (Oct. 20, 2025 | Feb. 16, 2026) and Rookie of the Week once (Oct. 16, 2023).
2026-27 WCHA WEEKLY HONORS
Forward of the Week
- Maria Mikaelyan (1x, Oct. 5)
- Alice Sauriol (1x, Sept. 28)
- Alexis Ehrman (1x, Oct. 5)
St. Cloud State named four captains ahead of the 2026-27 season on Sept. 18. Senior forward Alice Sauriol (Sherbrooke, Quebec) was named the captain, while fifth-year defender Regan Bulger (Yellowknife, Northwest Territories), senior forward Payton Holloway (Tomash, Wis.) and fifth-year forward Laura Zimmermann (Ringgenberg, Switzerland) were selected as alternate captains.
Sauriol, the 28th player in program history to wear a "C", is wearing a letter for the first time in her career alongside Holloway, who was named an alternate captain in just her second season with the program after transferring in from Minnesota Duluth. Bulger and Zimmermann are alternate captains for the second consecutive season, becoming the 25th and 26th players to wear a letter in multiple seasons.
2026-27 SCSU Women's Hockey Captains
C – #4 Alice Sauriol
A – #11 Laura Zimmermann*
A – #18 Payton Holloway
A – #45 Regan Bulger*
*served as an alternate captain in 2025-26
WELCOME TO THE PACK
The Huskies welcomed nine newcomers to the team this fall – eight freshmen and one transfers. Of the eight freshmen, four are forwards – Jasmine Hovda (Roseau, Minn. / Roseau HS (USHS)), Tayla Lamabe (Peace River, Alberta / St. Albert Slash (AFHL U18 AAA)), Madelyn Lee (White Bear Lake, Minn. / White Bear Lake HS (USHS)) and Sophie Olson (Brooklyn Park, Minn. / Hill-Murray School (USHS)), three are defenders – Riley Iverson (West Fargo, N.D. / Academy of Holy Angels (USHS)), Emily Mitchell (South Lyon, Mich. / Little Caesars (19U AAA)) and Anna Sviridova (Voskresensk, Russia / Agidel Ufa (ZhHL)) and one is a goaltender – Alexis Ehrman (Calgary, Alberta / Edge School (CSSHL U18)).
The lone transfer, junior defender Tristan Thompson (Manotick, Ontario) comes to St. Cloud from Northeastern (Mass.).
SEASON PREVIEW
The Huskies return its two top point producers and top five goal scorers from a young team that made strides in Jalosuo's debut season as bench boss in 2025-26. The two top returning point scorers - senior forwards Alice Sauriol (Sherbrooke, Quebec) and Sofianna Sundelin (Ulvila, Finland) - notched eight goals and 21 assists for 29 points and 16 goals and 10 assists for 26 points respectively. Sauriol's 21 assists were tied for the eighth most all-time in a single season and Sundelin's 16 goals were the most by a Husky since 2022-23.
Additionally, sophomore forward Maria Mikaelyan (Moscow, Russia) looks to build off her impressive freshman campaign which saw her tally 13 goals and six assists for 19 points while SCSU also returns three 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympians including two-time Olympian fifth-year Laura Zimmermann (Ringgenberg, Switzerland) who won a bronze medal with Team Switzerland along with junior goaltender Emilia Kyrkkö (Ylöjärvi, Finland) and junior defender Siiri Yrjölä (Vantaa, Finland) who each made their Olympic team debuts for Team Finland. SCSU welcomes nine newcomers, including eight freshmen and one transfer, to the 2026-27 team.
WCHA PRESEASON COACHES POLL
St. Cloud State Women's Hockey was selected to finish sixth in the 2026-27 Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) Preseason Coaches Poll, as announced by the league office on Sept. 8. The Huskies are coming off a sixth place finish in head coach Mira Jalosuo's first season in 2025-26.
SCSU received 20 points in the poll and were selected to finish behind Ohio State (48 points, six first-place votes), Wisconsin (44 points, two first-place votes), Minnesota (35 points), Minnesota Duluth (32 points) and Minnesota State (23 points). St. Thomas (15 points) and Bemidji State (seven points) rounded out the poll.
2026-27 WCHA Preseason Coaches' Poll
Pl. Team (First Place Votes) Points
1. Ohio State (6) 48
2. Wisconsin (2) 44
3. Minnesota 35
4. Minnesota Duluth 32
5. Minnesota State 23
6. St. Cloud State 20
7. St. Thomas 15
8. Bemidji State 7
*First-place votes in parentheses, Coaches could not vote for their own team
WCHA COMMISSIONER'S CORNER
Fifth-year defender Regan Bulger (Yellowknife, Northwest Territories) was featured on the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) Commissioner's Corner podcast series on June 5. In the series, WCHA Commissioner Michelle McAteer sits down one-on-one with extraordinary student-athletes from across the league to discuss real-life topics, hockey, and everything in between. You can watch the video on the WCHA Hockey YouTube page.
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Women's Hockey, stay tuned to SCSUHuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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