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Fillier motivated to transform re-tooled Sirens into PWHL contenders after 2 last-place finishes
Sarah Fillier aims to lead a revamped New York Sirens roster featuring top draft picks and key trades after consecutive last-place finishes in the Professional Women's Hockey League.
- On Saturday, Sarah Fillier leads a rebuilt New York Sirens roster into the PWHL's third season opener at Ottawa after restocking with high-caliber draft talent and offseason additions.
- After consecutive last-place finishes, New York Sirens struggled to generate wins and fan attention while playing out of Newark, New Jersey, finishing last again.
- Using the draft and trades, Pascal Daoust selected Colgate forward Kristyna Kaltounkova with the top pick, acquired the No. 3 selection for NCAA MVP Casey O'Brien, and added rookies and college standouts.
- Coach Greg Fargo gains multiple top-line options with Sarah Fillier as the centerpiece, but New York must rebuild its goaltending after two-year starter Corinne Schroeder signed with Seattle.
- Homegrown connections matter, as Greg Fargo's prior coaching with Kristyna Kaltounkova and Casey O'Brien's NYC roots give familiarity, while players trust college talent to build a dangerous roster.
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Fillier motivated to transform re-tooled Sirens into PWHL contenders after 2 last-place finishes
If Sarah Fillier's aspirations involve her becoming the best women's hockey player in the world, the New York Sirens center is hardly satisfied following her PWHL rookie of the year season.
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Fillier motivated to transform re-tooled Sirens into PWHL contenders after 2 last-place finishes
If Sarah Fillier’s aspirations involve her becoming the best women’s hockey player in the world, the New York Sirens center is hardly satisfied following her PWHL rookie of the year season. The 25-year-old put aside her accomplishments in finishing tied…
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