Wildcats’ Pringle commits to UPEI hockey
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This article was published 20/04/2013 (4690 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Westman Wildcats forward Teagan Pringle is off to Canada’s smallest province to continue to her hockey career.
The 5-foot-8, 150-pound forward from Glenboro has committed to play for the University of Prince Edward Island Cougars women’s hockey team next season after spending the last three years with the Manitoba Female Midget Hockey League’s Westman Wildcats.
“I look forward to Teagan joining the program this fall,” Panthers head coach Bruce Donaldson said in a UPEI press release.
“She comes from a very well-run organization that fits nicely with our team’s objective of working hard and continuing to develop each and every year. Teagan will bring some offence to our lineup along with size and speed.”
Pringle scored 18 goals and recorded 48 points in 72 games overall with Westman. She had five goals and five assists in 27 regular-season games and helped the Wildcats finish second in the league with a 22-5-1 record. The Wildcats made it to the league final, where they fell to the Pembina Valley Hawks.
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