The U.S. Women's National Team Roster for the 2023-24 Rivalry Series Has Been Released

It's Official: The U.S. Women's National Team is Locked and Loaded for the 2023-24 Rivalry Series! Find out which Badgers made the cut and see the schedule.

Nov 20, 2022; Seattle, Washington, USA; USA forward Hilary Knight (21) advances the puck against Canada during the third period at Climate Pledge Arena. USA defeated Canada 4-2. Mandatory Credit: Steven Bisig-USA TODAY Sports / © Steven Bisig-USA TODAY Sports

Rivalry Renewed: The Stage is Set

USA Hockey recently announced the 26-player roster for the U.S. Women's National Team 2023-24 Rivalry Series where they will battle Canada. For hockey fans, this is more than just a game; it's a showcase of the best of the best of women's hockey.

Fresh Faces and Seasoned Veterans

The 26-player roster for the 2023-24 Rivalry Series includes a blend of emerging talent and seasoned professionals. The Wisconsin Badgers are well-represented, with names like Britta Curl, Lacey Eden, Caroline Harvey, Laila Edwards, and Anna Wilgren gracing the list. Leading the pack is four-time Olympian and nine-time Women’s World Champion Hilary Knight, whose experience will undoubtedly serve as an anchor for the squad. View the full roster here at USA Hockey.

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A Rematch in the Making

Last season was nothing short of dramatic. Team USA had a commanding 3-0 lead before ultimately dropping the series 3-4. Despite the loss, they made their presence felt with a 4-2 victory in Seattle, Washington, where a record-breaking crowd of 15,551 cheered them on. This year, Team USA will look to redeem themselves and claim the title.

Nov 21, 2021; Kingston, Ontario, CAN; Canada defence Renata Fast (14) USA forward Britta Curl (27) battle for position during the third period of a Rivalry Series women's hockey game at Leon's Centre. Mandatory Credit: John E. Sokolowski-USA TODAY Sports / © John E. Sokolowski-USA TODAY Sports

Where to Catch the Action

If you're looking to tune in, the NHL Network will be broadcasting the games. The series kicks off on November 8th at the Mullett Arena in Tempe, Arizona, with subsequent games set to take place in Los Angeles, Kitchener, Sarnia, Saskatoon, and Regina, finishing up in St. Paul, Minnesota, in February.

Date	Time	Venue
Wed., Nov. 8	8:30 p.m. CT	Mullett Arena- Tempe, Arizona
Sat., Nov. 11	3 p.m. CT	Crypto.com Arena- Los Angeles, California
Thurs., Dec. 14	6 p.m. CT	Kitchener Memorial Auditorium- Kitchener, Ontario
Sat., Dec. 16	6 p.m. CT	Progressive Auto Sales Arena- Sarnia, Ontario
Wed., Feb. 7	7 p.m. CT	SaskTel Centre- Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Fri., Feb. 9	7 p.m. CT	Brandt Centre- Regina, Saskatchewan
Sun., Feb. 11	1 p.m. CT	Xcel Energy Center- St. Paul, Minnesota

Final Thoughts

Team USA is stacked with talent and more than capable of putting last season's disappointments behind them. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual viewer, this is an exciting series you won't want to miss.