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Saniya Rivers Is Unguarded

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By Kayley Cassidy
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Featured Image: Matthew Huang/Icon Sportswire At home in Connecticut’s Mohegan Sun Arena, fans roar, chanting “Let’s go, Sun!” On the road, opposing crowds try to rattle her with boos. Regardless of the reception that awaits, Saniya Rivers’ pregame ritual remains the same. Before each opening tip-off, the Connecticut Sun guard opens her journal and begins to write.
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A New Era On The Ice

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By Kayley Cassidy
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Featured Image: The New York Sirens huddle at their Madison Square Garden game this April. Photo courtesy of PWHL/New York Sirens. Once on the sidelines of mainstream culture, hockey has had an explosive year, expanding beyond the rink and into the cultural zeitgeist. According to The Express Tribune, searches for “ice hockey lessons” have surged by 367 percent since January.
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A Night With The New York Sirens

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By Kayley Cassidy
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Featured Image: Photo by Bella Sagarese / Icon Sportswire The train rattles into the 34th Street station, wind tearing down the platform as the doors snap open. Commuters pour out in a blur, coffee clutched tight, eyes flickering between screens and the path ahead. Then, something cuts through the noise along the tiled walls. The New York Sirens loom, making their advertisements feel alive. Players are caught frozen in motion, helmets on, and sticks raised.
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