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Minnesota Frost Captain Kendall Coyne Schofield will miss 2026-27 season for birth of second child

Katherine Langford
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Minnesota Frost Captain Kendall Coyne Schofield will miss 2026-27 season for birth of second child — Edina Sports news

The Minnesota Frost will be without their captain for the upcoming season after forward Kendall Coyne Schofield announced she is pregnant with her second child. The Minnesota Frost organization announced Coyne Schofield s pregnancy Thursday afternoon, releasing a statement and sharing a photo of her son wearing a hat that reads big bro. Courtesy: PWHL Frost In the statement from Minnesota Frost General Manager Melissa Caruso, it was announced that Coyne Schofield would miss the 2026-27 season. On behalf of the entire Minnesota Frost family, we couldn t be happier for Kendall, Michael and Drew as they prepare to welcome a new addition to their family, Caruso said. This is such an exciting chapter in their lives, and we re thrilled to celebrate alongside them. Kendall means so much to our team both on and off the ice. While we ll miss seeing her compete this season, the leadership, experience and energy she brings to the Frost extends far beyond the game. We can t wait t

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