Seattle PWHL Expansion Team Signs Natalie Snodgrass
The Seattle PWHL expansion team has announced the signing of forward Natalie Snodgrass to a one-year agreement, marking a significant addition to their roster ahead of their first season. At 26, Snodgrass joins from the Ottawa Charge, where she played for the last two years, registering eight points through two goals and six assists across 44 games.
Before her tenure in Ottawa, she had a noteworthy stint with the Minnesota Whitecaps in the Premier Hockey Federation, achieving a tie for the team’s scoring lead with 20 points in her single season there.
Impressive Playing History
Natalie’s impressive playing history includes a captaincy at the University of Connecticut, where she showcased her skills in her final collegiate year, amassing a total of 139 points through 70 goals and 69 assists over her entire college career. Snodgrass has also made her mark on the international stage, earning gold medals with Team USA at the IIHF U18 Women’s World Championship in 2015 and 2016.
General Manager’s Praise
General Manager Meghan Turner praised Snodgrass’s attributes, highlighting her strong skating abilities and flexibility to excel in various roles.
“Natalie competes fiercely every shift and embodies a strong work ethic that adds great value to our team. Her adaptability in multiple situations will definitely be vital for our lineup,”
Turner emphasized in a statement.
