~ Boston, MA - Councilors Durkan and Worrell have introduced a resolution to honor the Boston Fleet players who represented their countries in the Winter Olympics in Milan. The U.S. women's team, which included four players from the Fleet, had an impressive run, winning all seven of their games and outscoring their opponents 33 to 2. Their most memorable moment came in the finals when they defeated Canada in a thrilling overtime match to claim their third gold medal.

The four Boston Fleet players who earned medals were Megan Keller, Aerin Frankel, and Haley Winn for the U.S., and Alina Müller for Switzerland. It is worth noting that Keller, Frankel, and Müller all began their collegiate careers at Boston institutions - Boston College and Northeastern University.

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Currently leading the Professional Women's Hockey League in wins, the Fleet is poised for a successful season. The resolution not only recognizes their tremendous achievement but also acknowledges the inspiration they provide to female athletes across Boston and the nation.

To celebrate their success, the team's first home game after returning from the Olympics will be held at Agganis Arena on March 17. It will be a day of celebration for the city as they welcome back their hometown heroes.

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