(Photo Credit: Russell Hons)
Today on social media, this is happening. The University of North Dakotas women’s team isn’t going without a fight. Earlier this morning, I was given a heads up about the #neverendthefight campaign. Now, it’s gone International.
Members of the University of North Dakota women’s hockey team are not giving up their fight.
The squad, which includes goaltender Kristen Campbell of Brandon and forward Ryleigh Houston of Winnipeg, had its program axed in a cost-cutting measure by the university last week. UND’s swimming and diving programs were also cut.
Members of the women’s hockey team were scheduled to practice today and have launched a social-media campaign to convince the school to reverse its decision and reinstate the program.
Blue-liner Halli Krzyzniak of Neepawa and goaltender Annie Chipman of Winnipeg, both members of the 2016-17 squad, have completed their eligibility.
#neverendthefight https://t.co/3cQblmurVS
— Allyson Kanuha (@AllysonBento) April 3, 2017
It's not over. #NeverEndTheFight pic.twitter.com/HHpq93v0xn
— Kristen Campbell (@Soupy_35) April 3, 2017
From the Grand Forks Herald today, Brad Schlossman has this: Lamoureux twins send UND president a letter, prepare to fight for women’s hockey program … (Grand Forks Herald)
Here is the letter that the Lamoureux twins sent UND President Kennedy and AD Faison today https://t.co/kBqMUR4mru
— Brad Elliott Schlossman (@SchlossmanGF) April 3, 2017
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