2015–16 NWHL season
LeagueNational Women's Hockey League
SportIce hockey
DurationOctober 11, 2015 – February 28, 2016
Inaugural draft
Top draft pickAlexandra Carpenter
Picked byNew York Riveters
Regular season
Season championsBoston Pride
Season MVPBrianna Decker
Top scorerHilary Knight
Isobel Cup
ChampionsBoston Pride
  Runners-upBuffalo Beauts

The 2015–16 NWHL season was the first season of operation of the National Women's Hockey League. Four teams competed for the inaugural Isobel Cup: the Boston Pride, Buffalo Beauts, New York Riveters, and Connecticut Whale.

League business

  • July 2015: The NWHL Foundation hosted a Canadian Training Camp Series in four different Canadian cities (Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Windsor).[1]
  • Late July 2015: A training camp for European players took place at Ristuccia Memorial Arena outside Boston on July 23, hosted by Boston Pride head coach Bobby Jay. Players from Switzerland, Sweden, Finland, Germany and Japan attended.[2]

All-star game

The 1st NWHL All-Star Game was held January 24, 2016 at HarborCenter in Buffalo, the home of the Beauts.[3]

Regular season

Standings

Pos Team GP W L OTL W% GF GA GD Pts
1 y – Boston Pride 18 14 3 1 0.806 75 39 +36 29
2 Connecticut Whale 18 13 5 0 0.722 61 51 +10 26
3 Buffalo Beauts 18 5 9 4 0.389 56 66 −10 14
4 New York Riveters 18 4 12 2 0.278 40 76 −36 10
Source: PHF
y – Clinched division

Schedule

All times in Eastern Standard Time (UTC−05:00).[4]

Regular season
DateTimeVisitorScoreHomeOTNotesGamesheet
October 111:30New York1–4Connecticut [Game 1]
3:30Boston4–1Buffalo [Game 2]
October 183:30Connecticut5–2Buffalo [Game 3]
8:00Boston7–1New York [Game 4]
October 253:30Boston5–3Buffalo [Game 5]
7:00Connecticut3–1New York [Game 6]
November 153:30Connecticut3–2Buffalo [Game 7]
7:00Boston2–3New York [Game 8]
November 223:00New York3–2Boston [Game 9]
3:30Connecticut7–6BuffaloSO [Game 10]
November 293:00Connecticut4–3Boston [Game 11]
7:00Buffalo3–1New York [Game 12]
December 57:00Buffalo6–7Boston [Game 13]
December 63:30New York1–4Boston [Game 14]
4:30Buffalo2–3ConnecticutSO [Game 15]
December 136:30Connecticut4–3New YorkSO [Game 16]
December 203:00Buffalo0–1Boston [Game 17]
December 273:30New York7–3Buffalo [Game 18]
4:30Boston2–1Connecticut [Game 19]
January 33:00Buffalo4–3BostonOT [Game 20]
7:00Connecticut6–1New York [Game 21]
January 97:30New York3–4Connecticut [Game 22]
January 103:00New York1–8Boston [Game 23]
6:00Buffalo3–5Connecticut [Game 24]
January 173:00Connecticut1–4Boston [Game 25]
7:00Buffalo6–5New YorkSO [Game 26]
January 313:30New York2–4Buffalo [Game 27]
6:00Boston5–2Connecticut [Game 28]
February 66:00Boston6–1New York [Game 29]
February 712:00Buffalo2–3ConnecticutOT [Game 30]
February 142:00Buffalo3–4New YorkSO [Game 31]
3:00Connecticut2–4Boston [Game 32]
February 211:30Boston5–3Connecticut [Game 33]
3:30New York1–5Buffalo [Game 34]
February 283:30Boston3–2Buffalo [Game 35]
6:00New York2–4Connecticut [Game 36]
March 47:00New York0–6Boston [Game 37]
7:10Buffalo0–3Connecticut [Game 38]
March 57:30Buffalo4–1Connecticut [Game 39]
8:00New York4–7Boston [Game 40]
March 66:00Buffalo4–3Connecticut [Game 41]
March 117:30Buffalo3–4BostonOT [Game 42]
March 127:30Boston3–1Buffalo [Game 43]

Playoffs

Semifinals Finals
      
1 Boston Pride 2
4 New York Riveters 0
1 Boston Pride 2
3 Buffalo Beauts 0
2 Connecticut Whale 1
3 Buffalo Beauts 2

Statistics

Scoring leaders

  • The following players led the league in regular season points at the conclusion of season.
Player Team GP G A Pts PIM
Hilary KnightBoston Pride171518338
Brianna DeckerBoston Pride1714152920
Kelli StackConnecticut Whale178142224
Kelly BabstockConnecticut Whale189132224
Kelley SteadmanBuffalo Beauts131372016

Milestones

MilestonePlayerTeamDate
First goalJessica KoizumiConnecticut WhaleOct 11, 2015
First Canadian to score a goalKelly BabstockConnecticut WhaleOct 11, 2015
First European to log an assistLyudmila BelyakovaNew York RivetersOct 11, 2015
First multi-goal gameHilary Knight (2 goals)Boston PrideOct 11, 2015
First multi-point gameKelli Stack (3 points)Connecticut WhaleOct 11, 2015
First multi-point game by a defensemanKacey Bellamy (2 points)Boston PrideOct 11, 2015
First goaltending winJaimie LeonoffConnecticut WhaleOct 11, 2015
First American-born goaltender to win a regular season gameBrittany OttBoston PrideOct 11, 2015
First African-American player to compete in the NWHLBlake BoldenBoston PrideOct 11, 2015
First hat trickBrianna DeckerBoston PrideOct 25, 2015
First international goaltender to win a regular season gameNana FujimotoNew York RivetersNov 15, 2015
First shootout goalKelly BabstockConnecticut WhaleNov 22, 2015
First European to score a goalYekaterina SmolentsevaConnecticut WhaleDec 13, 2015
First shutout gameBrittany OttBoston PrideDec 20, 2015

Awards and honors

  • Brianna Decker, Boston Pride, 2016 NWHL Most Valuable Player
  • Hilary Knight, Boston Pride, 2016 NWHL Scoring Champion
  • Denna Laing, Boston Pride, 2016 NWHL Perseverance Award
  • Denna Laing, Boston Pride, 2016 NWHL Foundation Award
  • Gigi Marvin, Boston Pride, 2016 NWHL Defensive Player of the Year Award
  • Brittany Ott, Boston Pride, 2016 NWHL Goaltender of the Year

Transactions

NWHL draft

The 2015 NWHL draft took place in Boston on June 22, 2015. The draft was not binding on the players, who did not enter their names and did not have to give their consent.[5] It was not clear that the players felt themselves bound by the decisions made in the draft.[6] However, during the season the NWHL was frequently active on social media about draft picks' success in the NCAA, and on April 1, 2016 the NWHL announced [7] that the draft would be enforced insofar as there would be salary cap penalties for teams that signed other teams' draftees.

A draft lottery was held by NWHL commissioner Dani Rylan, with the New York Riveters earning the first pick overall.[8]

Notable first round picks included University of Minnesota forward Hannah Brandt by Connecticut, Northeastern University forward Kendall Coyne by Boston, and University of Wisconsin defenseman Courtney Burke by Buffalo.[9][10]

= Indicates player with a prior Olympic appearance
= Indicates player with prior IIHF experience without appearing in the Olympics
# Player Pos Nationality Team College/Junior/Club team (League)
1 Alexandra Carpenter F United States New York Riveters Boston College (HEA)
2 Hannah Brandt F United States Connecticut Whale University of Minnesota (WCHA)
3 Kendall Coyne F United States Boston Pride Northeastern (HEA)
4 Courtney Burke D United States Buffalo Beauts University of Wisconsin (WCHA)
5 Haley Skarupa F United States New York Riveters Boston College (HEA)
6 Michelle Picard D United States Connecticut Whale Harvard University (ECAC)
7 Emerance Maschmeyer G Canada Boston Pride Harvard University (ECAC)
8 Sarah Lefort F Canada Buffalo Beauts Boston University (HEA)
9 Erin Ambrose D Canada New York Riveters Clarkson University (ECAC)
10 Milica McMillen D United States Connecticut Whale University of Minnesota (WCHA)
11 Lexi Bender D United States Boston Pride Boston College (HEA)
12 Amanda Leveille G Canada Buffalo Beauts University of Minnesota (WCHA)
13 Dana Trivigno F United States New York Riveters Boston College (HEA)
14 Maryanne Menefee F United States Connecticut Whale University of Minnesota (WCHA)
15 Miye D'Oench F United States Boston Pride Harvard University (ECAC)
16 Emily Janiga F United States Buffalo Beauts Mercyhurst College (CHA)
17 Kimberly Newell G Canada New York Riveters Princeton University (ECAC)
18 Cassandra Poudrier D Canada Connecticut Whale Cornell University (ECAC)
19 Shannon MacAulay F Canada Boston Pride Clarkson University (ECAC)
20 Jenna Dingeldein F Canada Buffalo Beauts Mercyhurst College (CHA)

Free agency

Date Player Team
June 11, 2015Janine Weber[11]New York Riveters
June 23, 2015Amanda Pelkey[12]Boston Pride
June 25, 2015Shiann Darkangelo[13]Connecticut Whale
June 25, 2015Sam Faber[13]Connecticut Whale
June 25, 2015Chelsea Laden[13]Connecticut Whale
June 26, 2015Celeste Brown[14]New York Riveters
June 30, 2015Kiira Dosdall[15]New York Riveters
June 30, 2015Morgan Fritz-Ward[15]New York Riveters
July 1, 2015Kaleigh Fratkin[16]Connecticut Whale
July 1, 2015Brianne McLaughlin[17]Buffalo Beauts
July 2, 2015Blake Bolden[18]Boston Pride
July 2, 2015Jillian Dempsey[18]Boston Pride
July 2, 2015Alyssa Gagliardi[18]Boston Pride
July 6, 2015Emily Field[19]Boston Pride
July 6, 2015Jordan Smelker[19]Boston Pride
July 9, 2015Jessica Koizumi[20]Connecticut Whale
July 9, 2015Devon Skeats[21]Buffalo Beauts
July 9, 2015Danielle Ward[20]Connecticut Whale
July 9, 2015Erin Zach[21]Buffalo Beauts
July 10, 2015Beth Hanrahan[22]New York Riveters
July 10, 2015Brittany Ott[22]Boston Pride
July 13, 2015Lindsay Grigg[23]Buffalo Beauts
July 13, 2015Kelly McDonald[23]Buffalo Beauts
July 14, 2015Madison Packer[24]New York Riveters
July 17, 2015Micaela Long[25]Connecticut Whale
July 17, 2015Nicole Stock[25]Connecticut Whale
July 24, 2015Kelly Cooke[26]Boston Pride
July 24, 2015Marissa Gedman[26]Boston Pride
July 25, 2015Lyudmila Belyakova[27]New York Riveters
July 26, 2015Ashley Johnston[28]New York Riveters
July 26, 2015 Tara TomimotoConnecticut Whale
July 26, 2015 Jaimie Leonoff[29]Connecticut Whale
July 26, 2015Shenae Lundberg[28]New York Riveters
July 27, 2015Nana Fujimoto[30]New York Riveters
July 31, 2015Corinne Buie[31]Boston Pride
July 31, 2015Elena Orlando[31]New York Riveters
August 3, 2015Meghan Fardelmann[32]New York Riveters
August 3, 2015Lauren Slebodnick[32]Boston Pride
August 4, 2015Kelly Babstock[33]Connecticut Whale
August 6, 2015Hailey Browne[34]Buffalo Beauts
August 6, 2015Kimberly Sass[34]Buffalo Beauts
August 7, 2015Shelby Bram[35]Buffalo Beauts
August 7, 2015Tatiana Rafter[35]Buffalo Beauts
August 11, 2015Paige Harrington[36]Buffalo Beauts
August 11, 2015Rachel Llanes[36]Boston Pride
August 11, 2015Amanda Makela[37]Buffalo Beauts
August 11, 2015Jenny Scrivens[37]New York Riveters
August 11, 2015Hayley Williams[36]Buffalo Beauts
August 13, 2015Brittney Dougherty[38]Connecticut Whale
August 13, 2015Shannon Doyle[38]Connecticut Whale
August 15, 2015Gabie Figueroa[39]New York Riveters
August 15, 2015Kourtney Kunichika[39]Buffalo Beauts
August 15, 2015Yekaterina Smolentseva[40]Connecticut Whale
August 16, 2015Brooke Ammerman[41]New York Riveters
August 17, 2015Jessica Fickel[42]Buffalo Beauts
August 17, 2015Kelsie Fralick[42]Boston Pride
August 17, 2015Bray Ketchum[42]New York Riveters
August 18, 2015Erin Barley-Maloney[43]New York Riveters
August 18, 2015Molly Engstrom[44]Connecticut Whale
August 18, 2015Zoe Hickel[45]Boston Pride
August 18, 2015Hannah McGowan[43]Buffalo Beauts
September 22, 2015Kacey Bellamy[46]Boston Pride
September 23, 2015Brianna Decker[47]Boston Pride
September 23, 2015Gigi Marvin[48]Boston Pride
September 24, 2015Lindsay Berman[49]Connecticut Whale
September 24, 2015Jordan Brickner[49]Connecticut Whale
September 24, 2015Sydney Kidd[49]New York Riveters
September 24, 2015Emily Pfalzer[50]Buffalo Beauts
September 24, 2015Kelli Stack[51]Connecticut Whale
September 24, 2015Alyssa Wohlfeiler[49]Connecticut Whale
September 25, 2015Megan Bozek[52]Buffalo Beauts
September 25, 2015Meghan Duggan[53]Buffalo Beauts
September 25, 2015Hilary Knight[54]Boston Pride

Trades

January 27, 2016[55] To New York Riveters

Chelsea Laden

 To Connecticut Whale

Shenae Lundberg

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