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Wisconsin Women's Hockey 2026-27

It took two seconds to find her LinkedIn and she started an entry level job as a medical device salesperson with Stryker…. She said she was a student athlete and graduated may 2026.
She graduated and has a job - she is not coming back.
 
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Electrify said:
It appears mr. ealre is pissed because he is not in the know! Why would someone give up their source? If someone gives up their source, then future inside knowledge will not be told to you! It's common sense.
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The concern is that we've been fed erroneous insider information in the past, so we were just really paranoid about how accurate the insider info is. Inside information is only good if it's accurate. Wheel Snipe Celly has been solid over the years. I can't recall anything they ever posted as being erroneous.
 
Hockeyfan13 said:
It took two seconds to find her LinkedIn and she started an entry level job as a medical divorce salesperson with Stryker…. She said she was a student athlete and graduated may 2026.
She graduated and has a job - she is not coming back.
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We know she graduated. She has a year of eligibility remaining. She is listed on the roster page. Assuming that the NCAA 'five in five' ruling goes into effect, going forward from here MANY athletes will play a year after having graduated, as many have done in the past. And many students have part-time jobs while in school. Once more, maybe she is trying to work out a way to work part-time, carry enough credits to stay eligible, and still play. She is still on the roster.

We'll find out in a week, or two, or three...

("medical divorce salesperson" is a funny typo.)
 
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robertearle said:
We know she graduated. She has a year of eligibility remaining. She is listed on the roster page. Assuming that the NCAA 'five in five' ruling goes into effect, going forward from here MANY athletes will play a year after having graduated, as many have done in the past. And many students have part-time jobs while in school. Once more, maybe she is trying to work out a way to work part-time, carry enough credits to stay eligible, and still play. She is still on the roster.

We'll find out in a week, or two, or three...

("medical divorce salesperson" is a funny typo.)
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Medical device jobs are hard to get… this is not part time it is full time and requires you to drive around to offices to sell the wheelchairs and scooters lol it’s a solid entry level job. Not everyone wants to do a 5th year and it seems she has moved on from college and with her life. She is not coming back.
 
Hockeyfan13 said:
Medical device jobs are hard to get… this is not part time it is full time and requires you to drive around to offices to sell the wheelchairs and scooters lol it’s a solid entry level job. Not everyone wants to do a 5th year and it seems she has moved on from college and with her life. She is not coming back.
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Thank you for mansplaining "work" to me.

smh...
 
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