Fratkin adds to distinguished career on defense
November 29, 2021
by PAUL KROTZ
When
Kaleigh Fratkin was awarded a second consecutive Defender of the Year honor in April it bolstered her legacy as one of the Premier Hockey Federation’s all-time greats at the position.
That distinction became even more defined last Sunday in Minnesota when the Boston Pride blue liner reached the monumental milestone of 100 career PHF games.
“It’s pretty special,” Fratkin said. “When I started out in my professional career I didn’t think I’d be playing this long. It’s an honor being part of the league and something I hold close to my heart.”
The 29-year-old from Burnaby, British Columbia is just the second player in PHF history to play 100 games following teammate
Jillian Dempsey who achieved the feat in the second game of the 2021-22 season.
“I didn’t even realize I was close to 100 games until Demps hit her milestone,” Fratkin laughed. “It’s pretty surreal.
Coming out of college there were limited options but I always just wanted to play. To think I’ve been able to play at a high level and work on my game, I feel this league has allowed me to do that.” ...
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