Post University D1 Women's Hockey
Post University is a private institution in Waterbury, Connecticut. It offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs, including a Division 1 women's hockey team. The Post University Eagles are part of the College Hockey America conference and have been a competitive force since the team's establishment in 2013. In this article, we will delve deeper into the history and achievements of the Post University D1 Women's Hockey team.
History
The Post University D1 Women's Hockey team was founded in 2013 and played their first game on October 12th against RIT. The team has been a force to be reckoned with since then. In their inaugural season, the Eagles won the CHA regular-season title and made it to the conference tournament final. They finished the season with an overall record of 16-12-3.
Since then, the team has continued to improve and has consistently been a contender in the CHA conference. In the 2018-2019 season, the Eagles finished second in the conference and made it to the semifinals of the conference tournament. They finished the season with an overall record of 18-15-2.
Coaches
The Post University D1 Women's Hockey team has had a number of talented coaches throughout its short history. The Eagles are currently coached by head coach, Ryan Equale. Equale has been with the team since the 2018-2019 season and has helped lead the team to its recent success.
Prior to Equale, the team was coached by a number of other talented coaches, including Karen Rickard and Dave Clausen. Rickard was the team's head coach in its inaugural season and helped lead the team to its first-ever CHA regular-season title.
Achievements
The Post University D1 Women's Hockey team has achieved a number of impressive accomplishments since its establishment in 2013. Some of the team's most notable achievements include:
- 2013-2014 CHA Regular Season Champions
- 2014-2015 CHA Regular Season Champions
- 2015-2016 CHA Regular Season Co-Champions
- 2018-2019 CHA Runner-Up
The team has also had a number of student-athletes honored with individual awards. In the 2018-2019 season, senior forward, Mackenzie Sayers, was named to the All-CHA Third Team.
Recruiting
The Post University D1 Women's Hockey team is always on the lookout for talented student-athletes to join their team. The team typically recruits players from across the United States and Canada. Prospective student-athletes are encouraged to reach out to the coaching staff to express their interest and to learn more about the recruiting process.
In order to be considered for the team, prospective student-athletes should have a strong academic record and demonstrate exceptional athleticism on the ice. The coaching staff looks for players who are dedicated, hardworking, and have a passion for the game of hockey.
Conclusion
The Post University D1 Women's Hockey team is a talented and competitive team that has achieved a number of impressive accomplishments since its establishment in 2013. With a talented coaching staff and a commitment to excellence on and off the ice, the Eagles are sure to continue to be a force in the CHA conference for years to come.
