Gigi Marvin Retires from Women's Hockey

Gigi Marvin, a celebrated figure in women's hockey and a three-time Olympian, announced her retirement at 37 after a distinguished career that included playing for the Boston Fleet in the inaugural season of the PWHL. Marvin's impressive resume features five World Championship gold medals and an Olympic gold from 2018, along with significant contributions to the sport's growth, notably during the 2017 boycott for equality in women's hockey. Reflecting on her final season, she expressed gratitude for the support of fans, teammates, and coaches, highlighting the emotional impact of her experiences on the ice. Notably, she recorded one goal and three assists in 24 games during her last season, culminating in a playoff run that ended in the Walter Cup Finals. While contemplating her future, Marvin mentioned her love for broadcasting and coaching, indicating she may continue to be involved in hockey. Marvin leaves the sport with a legacy as an ambassador for women's hockey, having played a significant role in its development over more than two decades.