PWHL - Drafted Players
MINNESOTA
(1st) Taylor Heise (F, USA) (University of Minnesota)
(12nd) Nicole Hensley (G, USA) (PWHPA)
(13rd) Grace Zumwinkle (F, USA) (University of Minnesota)
(24th) Maggie Flaherty (D, USA) (University of Minnesota-Duluth)
(25th) Susanna Tapani (F, FIN) (KRS Vanke Rays)
(36th) Clair DeGeorge (F, USA) (PWHPA)
(37th) Natalie Buchbinder (D, USA) (University of Wisconsin)
(48th) Denisa Křížová (F, CZE) (Minnesota Whitecaps)
(49th) Sidney Morin (D, USA) (Minnesota Whitecaps)
(60th) Sophia Kunin (F, USA) (PWHPA)
(61st) Amanda Leveille (G, CAN) (Minnesota Whitecaps)
(72nd) Michela Cava (F, CAN) (Toronto Six)
(73rd) Liz Schepers (F, USA) (Minnesota Whitecaps)
(84th) Minttu Tuominen (D, FIN) (Kiekko-Espoo)
(85th) Sydney Brodt (F, USA) (Minnesota Whitecaps)
TORONTO
(2nd) Jocelyne Larocque (D, CAN) (PWHPA)
(11th) Emma Maltais (F, CAN) (Ohio State University)
(14th) Kristen Campbell (G, CAN) (PWHPA)
(23rd) Natalie Spooner (F, CAN) (PWHPA)
(26th) Jesse Compher (F, USA) (University of Wisconsin)
(35th) Kali Flanagan (D, USA) (Boston Pride)
(38th) Victoria Bach (F, CAN) (PWHPA)
(47th) Brittany Howard (F, CAN) (Toronto Six)
(50th) Allie Munroe (D, CAN) (Connecticut Whale)
(59th) Mellissa Channell (D, CAN) (PWHPA)
(71st) Rebecca Leslie (F, CAN) (PWHPA)
(74th) Hannah Miller (F, CAN) (KRS Shenzhen)
(83rd) Alexa Vasko (F, CAN) (PWHPA)
(86th) Olivia Knowles (D, CAN) Minnesota Whitecaps)
BOSTON
(3rd) Alina Müller (F, SUI) (ZSC Lions Frauen)
(10th) Sophie Jaques (D, CAN) (Ohio State University)
(15th) Jamie Lee Rattray (F, CAN) (PWHPA)
(22nd) Loren Gabel (F, CAN) (Boston Pride)
(27th) Hannah Brandt (F, USA) (PWHPA)
(34th) Jessica DiGirolamo (D, CAN) (PWHPA)
(39th) Theresa Schafzahl (F, AUT) (University of Vermont)
(46th) Emily Brown (D, USA) (PWHPA)
(51st) Taylor Girard (F, USA) (Connecticut Whale)
(58th) Emma Söderberg (G, SWE) (University of Minnesota-Duluth)
(63rd) Sophie Shirley (F, CAN) (University of Wisconsin)
(70th) Shiann Darkangelo (F, USA) (Toronto Six)
(75th) Emma Buckles (D, CAN) (PWHPA)
(82nd) Tatum Skaggs (F, USA) (PWHPA)
(87th) Jess Healey (D, CAN) (Buffalo Beauts)
NEW YORK
(4th) Ella Shelton (D, CAN) (PWHPA)
(9th) Jaime Bourbonnais (D, CAN) (PWHPA)
(16th) Jessie Eldridge (F, CAN) (PWHPA)
(21st) Chloé Aurard (F, FRA) (Northeastern University)
(28th) Élizabeth Giguère (F, CAN) (Boston Pride)
(33th) Corinne Schroeder (G, CAN) (Boston Pride)
(40th) Jill Saulnier (F, CAN) (PWHPA)
(45th) Brooke Hobson (D, CAN) (MoDo Hockey)
(52nd) Jade Downie-Landry (F, CAN) (Montréal Force)
(57th) Paetyn Levis (F, USA) (Ohio State University)
(64th) Abigail Levy (G, USA) (Boston College)
(69th) Olivia Zafuto (D, CAN) (Boston Pride)
(76th) Kayla Vespa (F, CAN) (PWHPA)
(81st) Emma Woods (F, CAN) (Toronto Six)
(88th) Alexandra Labelle (F, CAN) (Montréal Force)
OTTAWA
(5th) Savannah Harmon (D, USA) (PWHPA)
(8th) Ashton Bell (D, CAN) (University of Minnesota-Duluth)
(17th) Jincy Dunne (D, USA) (PWHPA)
(20th) Gabbie Hughes (F, USA) (University of Minnesota-Duluth)
(29th) Hayley Scamurra (F, USA) (PWHPA)
(32th) Daryl Watts (F, CAN) (Toronto Six)
(41st) Aneta Tejralová (F, CZE) (MoDo Hockey)
(44th) Kateřina Mrázová (F, CZE) (Färjestad BK)
(53rd) Zoe Boyd (D, CAN) (Quinnipiac University)
(56th) Kristin Della Rovere (F, CAN) (Harvard)
(65th) Lexi Adzija (F, CAN) (Quinnipiac University)
(68th) Sandra Abstreiter (G, GER) (Providence College)
(77th) Amanda Boulier (D, USA) (Minnesota Whitecaps)
(80th) Caitrin Lonergan (F, USA) (Connecticut Whale)
(89th) Audrey-Anne Veillette (F, CAN) (University of Montréal)
MONTRÉAL
(6th) Erin Ambrose (D, CAN) (PWHPA)
(7th) Kristin O'Neill (F, CAN) (PWHPA)
(18th) Maureen Murphy (F, USA) (Northeastern University)
(19th) Dominika Lásková (D, CZE) (Luleå HF)
(30th) Kati Tabin (D, CAN) (Toronto Six)
(31st) Kennedy Marchment (F, CAN) (Connecticut Whale)
(42nd) Tereza Vanišová (F, CZE) (Toronto Six)
(43rd) Madison Bizal (D, USA) (Ohio State University)
(54th) Gabrielle David (F, CAN) (Clarkson University)
(55th) Maude Poulin-Labelle (D, CAN) (Northeastern University)
(66th) Jillian Dempsey (F, USA) (Boston Pride)
(67th) Claire Dalton (F, CAN) (Yale)
(78th) Elaine Chuli (G, CAN) (Toronto Six)
(79th) Ann-Sophie Bettez (F, CAN) (Montréal Force)
(90th) Lina Ljungblom (F, SWE) (MoDo Hockey)
Information is from The Ice Garden: https://www.theicegarden.com/phwl-draft-board/ and Elite Prospects
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Do you ship any of the turtles with anyone? or do you ship anything in rise at all?
(This ended up being a lot longer an answer than I intended hoo boy sorry about that)
Hmmm, I’m not too big a shipper tbh! Especially since I really enjoy canon interactions backing my ships, so it’s hard for me to actively like any that don’t really have that going for them. There’s plenty that I see around that I think are cute, but that’s usually the extent of my thought process for them.
For ships I more actively have, I guess I like AprilxSunita! They’re very very cute and I think they have some huge meet cute energy in their first episode together, and their chemistry is genuinely adorable (plus them being featured means more April screentime which is ALWAYS a good thing.)
I also think AprilxCasey (and when I say Casey I mean our OG girl) is really good, as I’m a sucker for enemies to lovers, and I think they have a lot in common and just bounce off each other very well (not to mention this ship in other iterations of TMNT has a loooooot going for it.)
Keeping the chain going, I think RaphxCasey (again, OG Casey) is also one with a tonnnnn of potential. They have a lot of common characteristics, and considering Raph’s whole thing with Franken-Foot, I really think there’s a lot of room there for a relationship to develop. Plus, like AprilxCasey, Raph and Casey tend to have a close relationship throughout the iterations of TMNT and it would be great to see that more with these two, even if not romantically.
Actually going back to enemies to lovers, I unironically think there’s a ton going for DonniexKendra. I know a lot of people hate this ship, but I don’t and I actually think it could very easily work whether in a love-hate way or a slow burn way. There’s a lot to like here and honestly they’re good together! Kendra is legit Donnie’s type too haha (cute, but mean.)
Lastly, SplinterxDraxum is good…when done right. I really like when people take it and don’t undermine the very real trauma that Splinter has gone through. As I’ve stated a lot, I love me some enemies to lovers, so I can see the potential here. Plus lbr Draxum was down BAD for Lou Jitsu when he first saw him haha.
I think that’s the extent to what I actively like? Everything else usually falls into “aw cute” or “ehhh not for me thanks”. And before you ask YES leosagi is cute and I’ll read fics with it if the premise is appealing, but I’m afraid I need some canon interactions to establish base character dynamics before I actively ship it alas.😔 Super cute though, no hate to it or any of the other CanonxCharacter-they’ve-never-met ships, I genuinely think people should just have fun! And for what it’s worth I really do wish we got a Usagi and Leo interaction in Rise like we have in other iterations.:(
So yeah. Overall, I have a few ships I enjoy, but I fall much more in the “prefer to keep everyone to themselves and make the focus family and friendship” category.
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how do you think in poems? i really enjoy the tags under your posts i've always wanted to write down my own thoughts that way bc in my head they feel so thorough and magical but whenever i put it in words i feel it just gets so much flatter and i no longer see a point and give up
oh oh oh, but lovely, can't you see that you've already started? it's a perspective that you hone, over time, something that is specific to you and you alone – that's the piece of it that makes it so special! you've already begun, and it only goes forward, up, sideways from here, wherever you wish to go!
think of it like a skill, for a moment, or a kind of muscle, if you'd prefer. you have to work at it, with it, over time and differing experiences, in order to progress.
(a quick important note: not progression as in the kind of quality-check of a grading scale, but progression as in evolution. shifting change. think of the leaves and their colors across the months of autumn, or temperatures rising with the sun and cooling with the evening dark. change isn't intrinsically a qualifying thing, it can just be, sometimes. this is difficult to remember, especially in the midst of frustration, but it is worth it. you are always doing better than you think you are – harshest critic, and all that.)
which is not to say that it's a simple thing to do! compare this to the vibe of me picking up crochet recently, with my shaking hands and too-quickly dwindling adhd focus – my first attempts at making a lil headphone sprout have not been going as well as i once hoped. my stitches are either too big and sloppy bc i'm not holding the yarn tightly enough to get clean ones, or i feel frustrated due to it not looking like how i'd like it to look in my mind when i started it, or even as i begin my umpteenth attempt.
but!! i know that it won't ever look the way i want it do if i set it down and never keep trying. it'll take awhile, like everything does, even the seasons take their time, the moon and its phases; but what i do know, is that, eventually, it'll resemble something i want it to. vaguely, maybe, but it is something. it doesn't have to look exactly like the guide i'm following, or the examples i'm inspired by, because it's mine – something made by my own hands, my own time and experience with every mistake and thrilling joy along the way to learn by.
take it from me: i want to be good at things i want to be good at so badly. and that excitement makes me want to be at the skill level i need to be at in order to do so right then and there, no learning curves or building blocks allowed. which is never how it happens, unfortunately, but –
i think, gently, that we tend to overlook what a pleasure it is to learn. to see the slow progression of things, to begin and change and continue and get better. and even if it's different as we go along, in a way it's our own little kind of magic, maybe, to create and never be done if we don't want to be.
which is all to say: it's already yours. why does it have to be anything else, anything more? why can't it just be good as it is now, where it might never be again? what is there to lose by enjoying the moment of where you are?
like everything, it will grow and shift and evolve with time, maybe into something you'd hoped for, or maybe into something you don't even have the words to describe right now at all. but that's the fun of it: how even now, even then, there, across time and distance and skill, there is a common thread of things; it will always come from your heart, your experience, where you are right then and there and now.
and if you think of that like magic, well, it becomes a little like magic, doesn't it?
also, something to consider: sometimes things you feel or think can't be put into words at that moment, or even at all! something else you could try (that i certainly do) is making something else with whatever it makes you feel - whether that's another form of art, or any other kind of media. if it makes you want to go outside and take a walk or get cozy and read or play a video game? that counts too! that's still an experience, you're still feeling.
i think that counts a little more than anything else, you know?
and as a little ending fun side-note, can i share something cool? i've never thought of it that way before, as thinking in poems. in my mind it's always been a kind of perspective of personal wonder, but you're right – it's poetry, in it's own way. you gave me that – so thank you, from the heart of me. i hope your journey finds you with every bright joy.
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