Kenzie Lalonde Makes History as First Female NHL Announcer

Kenzie Lalonde has made history as the first woman to serve as a regular play-by-play announcer for a Canadian NHL team, debuting with the Ottawa Senators on TSN. Her first game was against the Toronto Maple Leafs, marking a significant milestone in sports broadcasting. Lalonde expressed her excitement on social media, reflecting on her childhood dreams of calling games for the Senators. She joins Gord Miller and Matt Cullen as part of a rotating trio in the broadcast booth. Previously, Lalonde became the first woman to call a QMJHL game and has extensive experience in women's hockey coverage. Her accomplishments follow Leah Hextall's earlier groundbreaking role in national broadcasts, showcasing a growing recognition of women in sports media.