SEASON PREVIEW: UPEI Women’s Hockey Panthers ready to embrace the challenges of a new era

The UPEI Women’s Hockey team is embarking on a new journey this season, and rookie head coach Sean Fisher hopes to build something special while staying true to what it means to be a Panther. 

“The group might face challenges through the start of the season, but they’ll grow and learn together, and they’ll be better for it at the end of the day,” Fisher said. 

SEASON PREVIEW: UPEI Men’s Hockey Panthers poised for big things in national championship season

The 2022–23 season promises to be like no other for the UPEI Men’s Hockey program, and if the pre-season was any indication, it could be a successful one as well.

The Panthers are coming off an impressive exhibition slate that included wins against the Ottawa Gee-Gees and the Carleton Ravens, and a tough 1-0 loss against the University of Maine Black Bears, whose hockey program is known for some remarkable runs in the NCAA tournament.

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Former Mount Academy Saints trio earn spots on UPEI Women’s Hockey roster

After a successful showing at training camp, three former Mount Academy Saints—Rachel Richards, Orianna MacNeil, and Kierra St. Peter—have earned their way on to the UPEI Women’s Hockey roster. 

“We all took notice of their skill, work ethic, habits, and level of play,” said head coach Sean Fisher. “Where they are at in their development is a testament to the program they come from, and the coaching Kenny MacDougall provides at the Mount Academy. I think all three will be strong U SPORTS players for the foreseeable future.”