“I’m never nervous in front of our guys (from the Kraken), but in front of you, I’m emotional,” she admitted straight away. Some of you have been my teammates. Some of you have been my rivals. I’m glad you’re in Seattle. […] You will be completely dazzled. My position every day in the NHL completely aligns with the movement that you are a part of. It is my role, every day, to improve opportunities for women in the world of hockey.
“I applaud you for your good work,” Campbell continued. The product you give on the ice is very indicative of the future of the LPHF. […] Continue to trace the path. No matter your role on the team, you are ambassadors in the community. »
This fall, Campbell became the first woman to sit behind an NHL bench in a coaching position. She was promoted by the Kraken last July as an assistant to Dan Bylsma in Seattle. She will attend the Victoire-Fleet match on Sunday.
La Victoire ranks second in the LPHF standings with seven wins in eight games this season.
