Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Junior Women's Hockey League is an ice hockey league established in 2007 (by Bill Driscoll and Kush Sidhu, coaches of North American Hockey Academy and the Washington Pride, respectively), in order to provide opportunities for young females to develop into collegiate student-athletes. A successful league since its first season, the JWHL has seen hundreds of players sign with NCAA Division-I or Division III schools since 2007. Over 20 JWHL players have skated for the U.S., Canadian, Czech, and Japanese Under-18 National teams. The JWHL was developed to bring together teams that regularly produce NCAA calibre players. The league started with 4 teams, expanding to 10 teams in the 2008-2009 season, and currently fields 12 teams, six of which are based in the US, and six based in Canada."@en }
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- Junior_Womens_Hockey_League abstract "The Junior Women's Hockey League is an ice hockey league established in 2007 (by Bill Driscoll and Kush Sidhu, coaches of North American Hockey Academy and the Washington Pride, respectively), in order to provide opportunities for young females to develop into collegiate student-athletes. A successful league since its first season, the JWHL has seen hundreds of players sign with NCAA Division-I or Division III schools since 2007. Over 20 JWHL players have skated for the U.S., Canadian, Czech, and Japanese Under-18 National teams. The JWHL was developed to bring together teams that regularly produce NCAA calibre players. The league started with 4 teams, expanding to 10 teams in the 2008-2009 season, and currently fields 12 teams, six of which are based in the US, and six based in Canada.".
- Q3190066 abstract "The Junior Women's Hockey League is an ice hockey league established in 2007 (by Bill Driscoll and Kush Sidhu, coaches of North American Hockey Academy and the Washington Pride, respectively), in order to provide opportunities for young females to develop into collegiate student-athletes. A successful league since its first season, the JWHL has seen hundreds of players sign with NCAA Division-I or Division III schools since 2007. Over 20 JWHL players have skated for the U.S., Canadian, Czech, and Japanese Under-18 National teams. The JWHL was developed to bring together teams that regularly produce NCAA calibre players. The league started with 4 teams, expanding to 10 teams in the 2008-2009 season, and currently fields 12 teams, six of which are based in the US, and six based in Canada.".