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Naomi Boucher signs one-season contract with Dynamo-Neva
Canadian forward Naomi Boucher has signed a one-season deal with Dynamo-Neva, a women’s hockey club in St Petersburg, Russia.
The move brings her to the Russian Women’s Hockey League.
Boucher spent four seasons playing for Yale University in the United States’ college league.
In 131 games there, she recorded 59 points, according to one account.
New York Sirens selected her 67th in the 2026 PWHL draft, the league’s selection process for players.
Boucher is the daughter of Guy Boucher, head coach of the Avangard Omsk men’s team.
She is set to play for Dynamo-Neva for one season.
Dynamo-Neva, a women’s hockey club in St Petersburg, signed Canadian forward Naomi Boucher to a one-season contract.
The club announced the signing on October 21, 2026.
Boucher played four seasons for Yale University’s team in the US college league.
The New York Sirens selected her 67th overall in the 2026 PWHL draft.
She is the daughter of Avangard Omsk head coach Guy Boucher.
- Who
- Canadian hockey player Naomi Boucher and St Petersburg club Dynamo-Neva.
- What
- Boucher signed a one-season contract with the club.
- When
- Announced on October 21, 2026.
- Where
- St Petersburg, Russia.
- Why
- Not stated
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Boucher played for Yale University’s team in the US college league.
The New York Sirens selected Boucher in the PWHL draft.
Dynamo-Neva announced it had signed Boucher to a one-season contract.
- Contract
- One season
- Position
- Center forward
- Previous team
- Yale University
- Yale statistics
- 59 points (20 goals and 39 assists) in 131 games
- PWHL draft
- Selected 67th overall by the New York Sirens in 2026