NAHC Alumni Heaven Moneyas is heading Rhode Island to play for the Johnson and Wales University Wildcats

February 8, 2021

2019 Female Athlete of the Year and NAHC Alumni Heaven Moneyas is heading Rhode Island to play for the Johnson and Wales University Wildcats!

"Heaven is a dedicated student-athlete with her eyes set directly on a career following a successful college experience," said PMHA's goaltending coach Gordie Tumilson. "Her dedication comes from a warm, caring, wonderful family setting and the pride she has in her Indigenous heritage."

We are so proud of her! Join us in celebrating her accomplishment!

Click here for the full article from GAME ON.

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