 right up to the outdoor bar for an absinthe cocktail or a glass of wine from their wide-ranging wine menu. Bonus: their new executive chef, Joel Hatton, is pumping up Tuesday nights at the restaurant with an ongoing Mussels Night special (starting at 5:30pm). For just $15, you’ll get a heaping bowl of steaming mussels accompanied by a mound of house-cut fries and a can or bottle of beer of your choice from 1905 ‘s stellar list. #WINNING



THOSE ARE OUR PICKS. TELL US YOUR FAVORITES IN THE COMMENTS. FLOYD BENNETT FIELD — Raucous cheers echoed around the packed rink when forward Meghan Fardelmann scored for the New York Riveters.

A woman in a polka-dotted Rosie the Riveter headscarf leapt to her feet, waving a rally towel.

A little girl in a team jersey and beanie, who had watched the players practice before the game with her face pressed up against the glass, was in awe — as if someone had just told her she could have anything she wanted.

The Riveters were playing their final home game of the inaugural season of the first-ever women's professional hockey league against the Buffalo Beauts.

Though new, the league already has a dedicated following: Before the game began, fans lined up all the way out the door of the Aviator Sports Center, huddling in the February chill.

And when goalie Nana Fujimoto, a 27-year-old who also plays on the Japanese national team, blocked the Beauts' final shot in a shootout, winning the game for the Riveters, the roar that filled the rink would have made you think you were watching the New York Rangers win the Stanley Cup in Madison Square Garden.

“They’re pretty amazing, [and] to play in front of that many people… It’s phenomenal,” 23-year-old captain Ashley Johnston, a defenseman, said of their fans.

The women play hard and skate fast. Between their skill and the devotion of their fans, you'd wonder what took so long to create a National Women's Hockey League.

WE CAN DO IT

The league's founder, Dani Rylan, has a litany of reasons why the NWHL can and should succeed.


right up to the outdoor bar for an absinthe cocktail or a glass of wine from their wide - ranging wine menu. Bonus: their newfangled executive chef, Joel Hatton, is pump up Tuesday nights at the restaurant with an ongoing Mussels Night special (starting at 5:30pm). For just $ 15, you ’ll receive a heaping bowl of steaming mussels company by a pile of house - cut fries and a can or bottle of beer of your option from 1905 ‘s stellar list. # WINNING 



 THOSE ARE OUR PICKS. TELL US YOUR front-runner IN THE COMMENTS. FLOYD BENNETT FIELD — Raucous cheers echoed around the packed rink when forth Meghan Fardelmann scored for the New York Riveters. 

 A woman in a polka - dotted Rosie the Riveter headscarf jump to her feet, waving a rally towel. 

 A little girl in a team jersey and beanie, who had watch the players practice before the game with her face pressed up against the looking glass, was in awe — as if someone had just told her she could have anything she wanted. 

 The Riveters were playing their final home game of the inaugural season of the first - ever women's professional hockey league against the Buffalo Beauts. 

 Though new, the league already has a dedicated following: Before the game begin, fans lined up all the room out the doorway of the Aviator Sports Center, huddle in the February chill. 

 And when goalie Nana Fujimoto, a 27 - year - previous who also plays on the Japanese national team, blocked the Beauts' concluding shot in a shootout, winning the game for the Riveters, the roar that filled the rink would have made you think you were watching the New York Rangers win the Stanley Cup in Madison Square Garden. 

 “ They ’re pretty amazing, [ and ] to play in presence of that many people … It ’s phenomenal, ” 23 - class - previous captain Ashley Johnston, a defenseman, said of their fans. 

 The women bring hard and skate fast. Between their skill and the devotion of their fans, you'd wonder what assume so long to create a National Women's Hockey League. 

 WE CAN DO IT 

 The league's laminitis, Dani Rylan, has a litany of reasons why the NWHL can and should succeed.
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WE CAN DO IT

The league's founder, Vani Rylan, has a litani of reasons why the UWML can and siould fucceed.


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THoSE aRE OUR PICKs. TeLL US yoUR FAVOriTes in THe cOMMENTS. FLOYD bENNETT FIELd — rauCous chEeRs eCHoed arOund tHe PAckEd rink when fOrwaRd Meghan FArdelmANn scoreD For the NEw York rivEteRs.

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tHe RiveteRs WerE plaYINg theIr fiNAl Home game Of the iNAuGuRal seasOn Of the fIrSt-eVer Women'S ProfEssionAl hockey LeaguE Against the BuffALo Beauts.

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“THey’rE PreTty amazIng, [and] to pLay IN froNt Of That manY people… It’s pheNoMenal,” 23-year-oLd CapTain AsHLEy JohnstOn, a defenseman, said of theiR Fans.

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We CAN DO IT

The leAguE's foUNDeR, DaNI RYLan, HaS A liTANy of reasons why tHe NWHL can aNd SHoUld succeed.


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TH OSEARE OUR P ICKS.T ELL USY OUR FAV ORITES  IN  TH E CO M ME NT S.FL O YDB EN NET T  FI ELD — Ra uc ou s che erse c h o ed a rou nd t he pa cked rink whe n f orwa r d M eghan  Fard elma nn  scor ed for  theNe w York Riveters .

A  woman in  apo lka -d otted Rosiethe  Ri veter h eadscar f  le ap t t oher feet, waving a  r a l ly  towel.
A lit t le  g i rl in ate amjers e y  andbean i e,  who had  watch e dth e playe rs  pract ic e b efo re th e  gam e with  her fac e pre s sed up against the glass, wa s  i n aw e  — a s i f someone h ad j u st t oldh er  sh e  coul d hav ea ny t hing she wanted.

T he  Rivet ers w ere playing t heir final h o me gameof t h ei naugural seaso n ofthe first- e ver wome n's p rofessio nal hocke y league a gai nst  th e B u f fa lo Beauts.

T h o ughne w, thelea gue alr ead y h asa d ed icated fo llowing:  B ef or ethe  game began, f an s l in edup al l  the w ay ou t th edo o r o f the A v ia t o r Sp or ts  Cen ter ,huddl ingi n t he Febr uary chil l.Andwh en  goalie  Nana Fujimot o,  a 27-year -o ldwho al s o  plays o n the Japanese national team, b loc ked t he B eauts' fi nal  shotina  shoot out, w innin gthe g ame f o r  t heRi veters, th e roa r tha tfill ed therink would have ma d e y ou think youwer e wa t c hi ngt he New  Y o rkR a ngers win the S tanley Cup  i n  M adison Squ a reGa rden.
“They’r e pre t ty amaz ing, [and ] to play  i n fr o n t o f that man y people … It’s ph e nomen a l, ” 23- yea r-oldca pta in As hley J o hns ton,a defe ns eman,saidof  their f ans.

The women play ha rd and  skat e f ast. Betw een the ir skillandthe devoti onoftheir  fa n s, yo u'dw on der whattook so long t o  c rea t e  a  National W o m e n's  Hock eyL eague. 

WE  CAN DO IT

The l e ague's founder , Da n i  Ry lan ,  has  a  litany of rea son sw h y the NW HL  can and sh ould suc ce e d.


 right_up to_the outdoor bar for_an absinthe_cocktail_or a_glass_of wine from_their wide-ranging wine_menu. Bonus: their new_executive chef, Joel_Hatton,_is pumping up Tuesday nights at the restaurant with an ongoing Mussels Night special_(starting_at 5:30pm)._For_just_$15, you’ll get a heaping_bowl of steaming mussels accompanied_by a_mound of house-cut fries and a can or_bottle_of beer of_your choice from 1905 ‘s stellar list. #WINNING



THOSE ARE_OUR PICKS. TELL US YOUR FAVORITES_IN THE COMMENTS._FLOYD_BENNETT_FIELD — Raucous cheers_echoed around the packed rink when_forward Meghan Fardelmann scored for the_New York Riveters.

A woman in a polka-dotted_Rosie the Riveter headscarf leapt to_her feet, waving a rally_towel.

A little_girl in a team jersey_and beanie, who_had watched_the players practice_before the game with her face_pressed up against_the glass, was in awe —_as_if someone had_just_told_her she_could have anything_she_wanted.

The Riveters_were_playing their final home game of_the_inaugural season of the first-ever women's professional_hockey league against the_Buffalo_Beauts.

Though new, the league_already has a dedicated following:_Before the game began, fans lined_up all_the way_out the door of the Aviator Sports Center, huddling in the_February chill.

And when goalie Nana Fujimoto,_a 27-year-old who also_plays on_the_Japanese national team,_blocked_the Beauts'_final shot in a shootout, winning the_game for_the Riveters, the roar that filled_the rink would have_made_you think you were watching the_New York Rangers win the Stanley_Cup in Madison Square Garden.

“They’re_pretty_amazing,_[and] to play in front_of that many people… It’s phenomenal,”_23-year-old captain Ashley_Johnston, a defenseman, said of their fans.

The_women_play hard and skate fast. Between_their_skill and the devotion of their_fans,_you'd_wonder what took so long_to create a National Women's Hockey_League.

WE CAN DO IT

The league's founder, Dani Rylan, has_a litany of_reasons why the NWHL can_and_should_succeed.

