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Hailey Salvian's focus is primarily on women's hockey, particularly the Pro Women's Hockey League (PWHL). Her coverage consists of event recaps, team previews, and league updates. She also includes press releases as part of her coverage attributes.
Given Hailey’s extensive coverage of women’s hockey events and team previews within the PWHL, she would likely be interested in pitches related to exclusive player interviews or behind-the-scenes stories from within the league. Additionally, providing insights into trending topics such as player injuries or upcoming events could capture her attention.
As Hailey doesn't have a specific geographic focus mentioned, it can be assumed that she covers women's hockey at an international level. Therefore, any relevant pitch should consider this broad scope.
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By: Hailey Salvian
Knight will sign a contract with Las Vegas and then be traded to Detroit for the team's first-round pick in the PWHL draft, a source said.
By: Hailey Salvian
After the first two phases of the expansion process, star players have changed teams and the power dynamics across the league have shifted.
By: Hailey Salvian
The third phase of the PWHL’s multi-step expansion process officially began on Wednesday afternoon.
By: Hailey Salvian
The next step comes Sunday (at noon ET), when the expansion teams can continue filling out their rosters to 10 players.
By: Hailey Salvian
With the PWHL Draft approaching, top prospects Edwards and Harvey will soon be on different teams for the first time in nearly a decade.
By: Hailey Salvian
Frankel's 19 wins in 26 starts, including a record 18 starts with one or fewer goals against, co-led the PWHL for a new record.
By: Hailey Salvian
The 2026 draft is Wednesday night in Detroit, with a record 235 players (including 23 Olympians) hoping to hear their name over six rounds.
By: Hailey Salvian
With the PWHL’s six-phase expansion roster building process coming to an end, it’s clear the newest teams are the biggest winners.
By: Hailey Salvian
Marie-Philip Poulin, captain of the Montreal Victoire and the Canadian women’s national hockey team, will undergo surgery on her ACL and meniscus in July, her PWHL club announced Thursday. The Victoire did not provide a detailed timeline for Poulin’s return, other than to say she would be back in “due time.” Poulin, 35, initially injured her right knee during the Olympics in February but eventually returned to the lineup, scoring twice in Canada’s semifinal win over Switzerland. She missed 10 of
By: Hailey Salvian
Edmonton GM Stan Bowman invited the women to participate in the team's development camp, something he hopes can be a "continual thing."
