UNM Women's Ice Hockey: A New Era Begins
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The University of New Mexico womens ice hockey club, a trailblazer in a male-dominated sport, concludes its inaugural season with a sense of triumph. Despite limited victories, the teams focus on establishing a lasting presence in the American Collegiate Hockey Association paid off. With a small roster of thirteen players, they showcased resilience and determination. The teams true victory lies in igniting interest and fostering a local talent pipeline, with assistant captain Kylie Phillips expressing gratitude for the opportunity. Head coach Jarrod Ronquillo now sets his sights on expanding the roster, enhancing skills, and aiming for conference titles and national bids. The teams growing popularity is evident in the surge of recruitment, with over sixty meetings in the last three weeks. As they prepare for their second season, the team faces a new challenge: a potential shortage of jerseys due to increased interest.
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