She Skates Hard owner AMC is currently featured on CafePress.com as their Spotlight Shop Owner. In the interview she discusses her love of hockey and the drive behind the designs of She Skates Hard merchandise.
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She Skates Hard Will Be At the Montreal @ Brampton Game

If you are in the Toronto area (GTA), I highly recommend you come catch a CWHL elite women's hockey game this Saturday December 6th, 2008! The game is the Brampton Thunder vs. Montreal Stars. This is women's hockey at it's finest and it's a must see for any female hockey player, fan, or supporter.

I will be there representing for SheSkatesHard.com, and I am looking forward to some great hockey!

- The game is being played at the Powerade Centre in Brampton. #7575 Kennedy Road.
- The puck drops at 6:30pm
- The game will be covered LIVE on Rogers TV
- They will be working with Toys for Tots to add to their toy drive. FREE ADMISSION WITH A TOY DONATION!
- An autograph session with the Brampton Thunder players after the game!

Wickenheiser Hurt, But Swedes Want Her Back

Eskilstuna wants Hayley Wickenheiser to return, even though she won’t be able to play for the Swedish men’s hockey club for at least six weeks because of a knee injury.

Wickenheiser, the all-time leading scorer of the Canadian women’s hockey team, wasn’t sure Eskilstuna would keep her after injuring her right knee in Sunday’s Four Nations Cup final.

“We want her back. Everybody wants her back, the sponsors and the team,” general manager Kove Hellgren said Thursday from Eskilstuna. Read more...

Concussions Twice As Likely For Women & Girls Hockey Players

NCAA studies show female varsity hockey players are sustaining concussions at twice the rate of their male counterparts, making head trauma the No.1 injury in the women’s collegiate game. With many Canadian women competing in the NCAA loop – and 77,000 female players registered here – these disturbing numbers should raise questions across the hockey community, such as:

Why are concussions occurring in a hockey discipline that prohibits body checking? How can they be prevented? And why is the larger hockey community unaware that female players are suffering brain injuries on a worrisome scale? Read more ....