Boston Fleet name Kris Sparre as new head coach
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The Boston Fleet of the Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) have officially announced the appointment of Kris Sparre as their new head coach. Sparre, previously an assistant coach with the Toronto Maple Leafs, brings a wealth of experience and a passion for the game, which he aims to instill in the Fleet as they prepare for their inaugural season. Known for his strategic mindset and ability to develop players, Sparre is enthusiastic about the opportunity to lead the team and help elevate women's hockey.
Sparre expressed his excitement by stating, "I’m honored to be the head coach of the Boston Fleet. This is a unique opportunity to grow the game and work with talented female athletes. I look forward to building a competitive team that represents both the city and the legacy of women’s hockey." The Fleet are expected to be a competitive force in the PWHL, especially with the growing talent pool in women’s hockey.
In addition to Sparre's hiring, the Fleet are working to finalize their roster with a mix of experienced players and rising stars. This strategic approach is designed to help the team establish a strong identity from the outset. The support from the Boston community and fan base is palpable, and the Fleet aim to foster an inclusive environment that encourages young girls to pursue hockey as a viable sport.
As the season approaches, all eyes will be on how Sparre and the Fleet will shape their game plan. With a commitment to excellence and growth, there’s a sense of optimism surrounding the franchise’s potential for success in the league and beyond.
Sparre expressed his excitement by stating, "I’m honored to be the head coach of the Boston Fleet. This is a unique opportunity to grow the game and work with talented female athletes. I look forward to building a competitive team that represents both the city and the legacy of women’s hockey." The Fleet are expected to be a competitive force in the PWHL, especially with the growing talent pool in women’s hockey.
In addition to Sparre's hiring, the Fleet are working to finalize their roster with a mix of experienced players and rising stars. This strategic approach is designed to help the team establish a strong identity from the outset. The support from the Boston community and fan base is palpable, and the Fleet aim to foster an inclusive environment that encourages young girls to pursue hockey as a viable sport.
As the season approaches, all eyes will be on how Sparre and the Fleet will shape their game plan. With a commitment to excellence and growth, there’s a sense of optimism surrounding the franchise’s potential for success in the league and beyond.