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Kristin Lewicki Moves from Beauts to Riveters

July 31, 2018 - National Women's Hockey League (NWHL) - Metropolitan Riveters News Release

Kristin Lewicki, nicknamed "Wheels" for her dazzling speed that enabled her to win the Fastest Skater competition at the 2018 NWHL All-Star Game, is moving from the Isobel Cup finalist to the champions. Lewicki has signed with the Metropolitan Riveters for the 2018-19 season.

"The Riveters reached out to me and gave me a fantastic opportunity to join them," said Lewicki. "I decided it would be a great fit and I couldn't pass up the chance to be a Riveter and play in the metropolitan area. This is a strong, competitive organization with a significant partnership with the New Jersey Devils. I'm excited to become a part of it and help defend the Isobel Cup. I can't wait to meet my new teammates, move to a new city and get the season started."

After graduating Adrian College in 2017, Lewicki signed with the Buffalo Beauts and was an integral part of a team that advanced to the Cup Final. In 14 games, she had 5 goals and added 2 assists and was selected to play the 2018 NWHL All-Star Game in Minnesota. Lewicki has a deep appreciation for the Beauts organization, which was purchased last year by Pegula Sports and Entertainment - the owners of the Buffalo Sabres.

"I'd like to thank my Beauts teammates and the entire Beauts family for welcoming me and helping me grow as a professional hockey player," said Lewicki, a native of West Virginia. "We formed great friendships that will always make my rookie season in the NWHL a great memory for me. To the fans and city of Buffalo, thank you for all your support during my first professional season."

At Adrian, Lewicki scored 90 goals and added 89 assists for 179 points in 111 games. In her senior season, she was nominated for the NCAA Woman of the Year Award, honoring graduating female student-athletes for academic and athletic achievement, service and leadership. That season, she had 32 goals and 34 assists and led Adrian to the Division III national title game.

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