When Taylor Girard was chosen first overall in the 2021 draft it marked a franchise first moment for the Connecticut Whale.
Fast forward nine months and the Premier Hockey Federation newcomer is one of the big reasons her club has the opportunity to achieve even more firsts with their sights set on top spot in the overall standings and an Isobel Cup title.
The Quinnipiac University graduate has quickly adapted from NCAA to pro hockey and has been a difference maker throughout a record breaking season for the Founding Four member.
“It’s been a lot of fun,” Girard said of her rookie season, ahead of her final two games. “I think our team has a lot of really good chemistry so it’s been a lot of fun being able to win these games.”
The 23-year-old is one of seven first year PHF players on the Whale roster who have come together with veterans to find organizational success like never before. They set a franchise record with 12-straight victories and their 14 overall exceeds the…
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