International Women’s Day arrives on March 8, and NBC Sports Network will celebrate by using an all-female crew to broadcast and produce game coverage of the St. Louis Blues vs. Chicago Black…
Network will celebrate by using an all-female crew to broadcast and produce game coverage of the St. Louis Blues vs. Chicago Blackhawks National Hockey League matchup.Kate Scott will call the action alongside US Olympic gold medalists Kendall Coyne-Schofield and AJ Mleczko from United Center in Chicago, Ill.
International Women’s Day dates back over 100 years. Throughout the broadcast there will be nods to those who have made their mark on women’s hockey and sports in general, with the goal of inspiring future generations of women to excel on the ice and behind the scenes.will surround coverage with content featuring women in hockey in various ways, including thedigital video franchise and behind-the-scenes content through @OnHerTurf on Instagram.
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