Word: mleczko
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During the 1999 season, Mleczko had the opportunity to rejoin the U.S. national team for the World Championships but chose instead to stay at Harvard, a decision that Stone is still thankful for today...
...thought that was the most amazing moment, to look at what the New England Women’s Fund, and organization’s like this, have done for little kids,” Mleczko said...
...While Mleczko praised the financial growth of women’s ice hockey, her induction itself was honoring another crucial aspect of the sport’s growth—the emergence of role models in women’s ice hockey...
...Mleczko decided to take two years off from Harvard in 1997 and 1998 to try out for the Olympics. Harvard coach Katey Stone, who earned position prior to Mleczko’s second season, was encouraging to her top player. Stone promised that regardless of whether she made the team, stronger Harvard recruits would be awaiting her return...
Sure enough, Mleczko confirmed that she would be playing for the U.S. in the next two major international events, the 2002 Four Nations Cup hosted by Kitchener, Ont., in November and the 2003 World Championships hosted by Beijing next April. The 2006 Olympics, however, are still too far for her to decide...