Boston is set to honor its Olympic athletes with a city-wide celebration on March 17, 2026, as the City Council has officially designated the day as Boston Fleet Olympic Medalist Day. The resolution, offered by Councilors Durkan and Worrell, recognizes the achievements of local players who competed in the recent Winter Olympics in Milan.
U.S. Women’s Hockey Team Dominates in Milan
The U.S. Women’s hockey team achieved an undefeated run, winning all seven of their games and achieving a remarkable goal differential of 33 to 2. Their Olympic journey culminated in a thrilling overtime victory against Canada, securing their third gold medal.
Local Players Shine on the International Stage
Four players from the Boston Fleet contributed to the Olympic success. Megan Keller, Aerin Frankel, and Haley Winn each earned a medal as members of the U.S. Team, while Alina Müller secured a medal representing Switzerland. Notably, Keller, Frankel, and Müller all began their collegiate hockey careers at Boston-area universities – Boston College and Northeastern University.
The Boston Fleet is currently leading the Professional Women’s Hockey League in wins and appears poised for a successful season. The team’s first home game following the Olympics is scheduled for March 17 at Agganis Arena, coinciding with the city’s official celebration.
The City Council’s resolution specifically acknowledges the Fleet’s accomplishments and the positive influence they have on female athletes throughout Boston and the nation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which players from the Boston Fleet won medals at the Olympics?
Megan Keller, Aerin Frankel, and Haley Winn won medals for the U.S., and Alina Müller won a medal for Switzerland.
What was the outcome of the gold medal game for the U.S. Women’s hockey team?
The U.S. Women’s team won the gold medal in a thrilling overtime victory against Canada.
Where will the Boston Fleet play their first home game after the Olympics?
The Boston Fleet’s first home game after the Olympics will be held at Agganis Arena on March 17.
As the Boston Fleet returns home with Olympic medalists in their ranks, what impact do you foresee this success having on the future of women’s hockey in the region?
