What's Happening?
Casey O’Brien, recently drafted by the New York Sirens in the PWHL Draft, has been actively engaging with the New York community. As a New York native, O’Brien was surprised to be selected by her hometown team after a trade allowed the Sirens to pick her third overall. Since the draft, she has participated in various events, including attending sporting events, appearing on talk shows, and marching in the NYC Pride Parade. O’Brien's involvement highlights her commitment to promoting women's hockey and inspiring young players.
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Why It's Important?
O’Brien’s selection and subsequent activities underscore the growing visibility and importance of women's hockey. Her presence in New York, a major media market, can help elevate the profile of the PWHL and inspire young female athletes. By engaging with the community and participating in high-profile events, O’Brien is positioned to become a role model and advocate for the sport, potentially attracting more fans and support for women's hockey.
What's Next?
O’Brien will continue to integrate into the New York Sirens and prepare for the upcoming season. Her involvement in community events and media appearances will likely continue, helping to build her brand and the team's presence. The Sirens are expected to release their schedule soon, and O’Brien will focus on training and team-building activities to ensure a successful season.
