
Heather Rule
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Freelance Writer at Minnesota Hockey Magazine
Freelance journalist/writer for hire | IG: @hlrule | Editor @MNHockeyMag | 🖊@StribSports, @BreakdownUSA, @RedLineSport @MinnesotaCities | Views are my own
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Coach Educator of the Year Award is a Reflection on the Organization, not just Winner Heather Mannix
2 weeks ago |
usahockey.com | Heather Rule
The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee named Heather Mannix its Coach Educator of the Year for 2024, an annual award with winners selected by a USOPC panel. Mannix is the manager of education and player development for USA Hockey and has enhanced and revolutionized coaching education, although she’s quick to credit others who’ve worked with her, too.
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2 weeks ago |
usahockey.com | Heather Rule
Tim Grewal, while he holds players accountable as a hockey coach, also knows how much fun hockey can be for his players. As the coach of the San Jose Jr. Sharks Girls 16U Tier I team, he describes an environment for his team that includes elements of fun like playing music at practice to keep the pace up and enjoying snacks at video review sessions to keep things loose while offering constructive feedback. He’s helped lead the program to growth and success for the past seven years.
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1 month ago |
minnesotahockeymag.com | Heather Rule
ST. PAUL, MINN. — A Wild game broke out at Xcel Energy Center on Wednesday night. No, really. It was a wild game in every sense of the word. Going up against the league’s worst team, the 20-win San Jose Sharks, the Wild were hunting two points in the standings. They got them, but it took an offensive outburst and overcoming defense lapses to get there with an eventual 8-7 overtime win that also included a combined six goals from two returning starts.
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1 month ago |
usahockey.com | Nicole Haase |Craig Handel |USA Hockey |Heather Rule
Over the past 15 seasons, girls hockey in the United States has seen a participation increase of 36.5%. With that increase in players, there is further opportunities to grow the coaching ranks, which is only 7% female, according to Kristine Wing, USA Hockey's coach-in-chief for female development. One of the refrains surrounding the PWHL has been, “If she can see it, she can be it,” and Wing wants to make sure that line of thinking extends to coaching pathways for women.
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2 months ago |
minnesotahockeymag.com | Heather Rule
ST. PAUL, MINN. — The Wild were winless in its last four games, managing just two extra-session points in a three-game road trip earlier in the week. They came back home staring at five games left on the schedule and still in a position to clinch a wild card spot in the playoffs. It took a little extra time, but the Wild got the two points it desperately needed in a 3-2 overtime victory over the division rival Dallas Stars on Sunday at Xcel Energy Center.
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