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I loved this story. I hope you write more.

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This is amazing. I'd love to read mote like this!

~h

Chapter 1 - Making the Team Heather Mulqueany was 8 years old when she made her first wave with school administrators and the school board. Heather desperately wanted to join the school's peewee ice hockey team. The problem was it has always been a boys-only team. It was just an understood thing at ...

This is a fantastic story. I'd love to see more chapters.

Chapter 2 - Getting to Junior League The team largely stayed together through the next three seasons. One or two of the boys changed as they moved away or decided to quit hockey. Of course Heather never considered giving it up. She stuck with it through the peewee 9 year old, 10 year old, and 11 yea...

Chapter 3 - Junior League, Start of Rookie Year The team stayed in touch with each other through the off season, even if the coach didn't. Heather was never one for video games, but when the rest of the team was regularly playing Xbox online together she asked her parents for an Xbox. Soon she was p...

Chapter 4 - Junior League, Middle of Rookie Year Over the next several weeks, the team did reasonably well. They won a little more than they lost and kept the scores close when they did lose. The team on general seemed to be getting even closer. In the showers instead of soap suds fights and pranks ...

Chapter 5 - Junior League, End of Rookie Year As the end of their first of two years in the Junior League was fast approaching the team pressed themselves harder. They had been hovering with a win percentage either just below 70% or just above. They wanted to finish the season in the 70s really badl...

Chapter 6 - Junior League - Beginning of 2nd Year The Huntington Huskies had done ok their rookie year of Junior League. Not great, but not bad either. This year, their final one in the Junior League, they hoped to do a lot better. The Junior League was a strange league that was only for 13 and 14 y...

Chapter 7 - Junior League - Middle of 2nd Year As promising as the team had looked, both in practices and at the tournament, they lost their first game. Each player felt personally responsible for the loss. They all thought they deserved a sanction and explained their individual failures. The coach ...