PWHL Detroit Signs Shiann Darkangelo: Two-Year Deal with Native Star
PWHL Detroit has signed forward Shiann Darkangelo to a two-year contract, marking the team's first signing during the latest phase of the expansion player distribution process. The Brighton, Mich. native is the second Michigander to join the team, following Taylor Girard鈥檚 signing in Phase 3. Darkangelo's career includes significant contributions to teams like the Toronto Six and Ottawa Chargers, where she helped the latter reach the Walter Cup final. Most recently, she played for the Montreal Victoire, contributing to their championship win. This signing adds depth and experience to Detroit's roster as they continue to build their team.
By the Numbers- In 30 regular-season games last year, Darkangelo scored 4 goals and totaled 8 points.
- Over her career in 83 regular-season games, she has notched 12 goals and 14 assists for a total of 26 points.
- Detroit has the deadline of June 15 at 3 p.m. ET to finalize its roster with a minimum of 10 players.
- Darkangelo joins a strong group of foundational players already signed, increasing the team's competitiveness.
Detroit will aim to secure two more players before the deadline, which may involve strategic selections from pending free agents.
Bottom LineDarkangelo's addition is significant for Detroit as they establish a competitive team identity in the PWHL, highlighting the team's commitment to building a solid roster ahead of the upcoming season.
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