US EditionCourtney Kessel in final discussions to take over as Princeton women's hockey coach, AP sources say
- Courtney Kessel, the Boston Fleet coach since its 2023 launch, is in final talks to become Princeton women's hockey head coach as of June 17, 2025.
- Kessel's potential move follows Cara Gardner Morey's departure from Princeton to manage Vancouver's PWHL expansion team, creating the coaching vacancy.
- Kessel played and coached at Princeton, led the Fleet to a 27-19-8 record, reached the Walter Cup finals in 2024, but Boston missed playoffs in 2025 amid player departures.
- Boston lost captain Hilary Knight to Seattle's expansion team, and Kessel expressed pride in relationships formed while facing a difficult choice to leave the Fleet.
- Kessel's move would mark a homecoming to Princeton, where the program won its first ECAC title in 2020 and had a school-record 26-win season under Gardner Morey.
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Courtney Kessel in final discussions to take over as Princeton women's hockey coach, AP sources say
Two people familiar with discussions tell The Associated Press that Boston Fleet coach Courtney Kessel is in final discussions to take over as the women’s hockey coach at Princeton.
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Kessel in final discussions to take over as Princeton women's hockey coach
Two people familiar with discussions tell The Associated Press that Boston Fleet coach Courtney Kessel is in final discussions to take over as the women’s hockey coach at Princeton. The people spoke to the AP on the condition of anonymity…
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