In this episode of Rinkside Rundown, Chris Sinclair is joined by Vancouver Goldeneyes forward Abby Boreen to talk about the experiences that shaped her path in women’s hockey.

From skating outdoors in Minnesota to navigating the demands of NCAA hockey at the University of Minnesota, Abby reflects on the moments that tested her and helped define her game.

She discusses leadership during her junior and collegiate career, the value of playing multiple sports, and what it takes to balance high level hockey with a strong commitment to education.

The conversation also explores building culture with a new team in Vancouver and how those earlier lessons continue to influence her approach to the professional game.

This episode is about development, patience, and the long view required to build a career in women’s hockey. It offers perspective for players, coaches, and fans who are interested in how elite athletes grow over time.

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