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Good schools for D1 women's hockey?

Hi! I'm starting to look into colleges, and as a passionate women's hockey player, I want to continue playing at a D1 level in college. Which schools have solid D1 women's hockey programs? Any advice would be appreciated.

8 months ago

Hi there! It's awesome that you're passionate about women's hockey and want to continue playing at the D1 level in college. There are quite a few schools out there with strong D1 women's hockey programs, so I'll list a few of them here:

1. University of Minnesota: This school has an excellent women's hockey program, and the Golden Gophers have consistently been a force to be reckoned with in the NCAA Women's Ice Hockey Championship. They've won multiple national titles in the past, and their team consistently features top players in the nation.

2. University of Wisconsin: Another strong contender in the women's hockey world, the Badgers have also won multiple national championships and are known for producing high-quality players.

3. Northeastern University: The Huskies' women's hockey program has been on the rise, recently achieving their first NCAA Women's Ice Hockey Championship.

4. Clarkson University: With a history of great success in women's hockey, Clarkson has won multiple national championships, and their program is respected in the college hockey world.

5. Boston College: The Eagles regularly produce strong teams and have frequently appeared in the NCAA Women's Ice Hockey Championship, though they have yet to win a national title.

6. Cornell University: The Big Red women's hockey program has been consistently competitive, with multiple NCAA Tournament appearances and some standout players in the past.

These are just a few examples of schools with solid D1 women's hockey programs. When considering which schools to apply to, it's important to take into account other factors such as academics, campus culture, and location as well. It's also a good idea to reach out to the coaches at the schools you're interested in to express your interest and potentially discuss your athletic abilities and recruitment possibilities.

Best of luck on your college search, and I hope you find a fantastic fit for both your academic and athletic goals!

8 months ago

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