Aneta Tejralova has signed with MoDo and Noemi Neubauerova with Brynas in the SDHL. Both were previously signed to compete in the PHF.
Aneta Tejralova has signed with MoDo and Noemi Neubauerova with Brynas in the SDHL. Both were previously signed to compete in the PHF.
Two national team members from the bronze medal winning Team Czechia have signed in Sweden. Both players, Aneta Tejralova and Noemi Neubauerova were originally signed to play in the PHF this season prior to joining the SDHL.
Tejralova will join MoDo this season.
Tejralova recorded nine points from the Boston Pride blueline last year in the PHF and was signed to return to the team this season. She also played in the PHF All-Star weekend representing Team World. At the World Championships, Tejralova had three points in seven games helping Czechia win their second straight bronze medal.
"Her hockey sense and ability to make defensive plays are both incredible and make her such a strong presence on our blue line," said former Boston Pride general manager Maddie Rigsby. "Aneta is also a fantastic teammate, constantly lifting up those around her with her positive attitude.”
Noemi Neubauerova was set to make her professional debut this season in North America signing with the PHF's Metropolitan Riveters after finishing her NCAA career with Providence College. Instead, she'll play for Brynas.
Last year she recorded 26 points in 36 games for Providence, and added three assists in seven games with Czechia winning her second straight bronze medal with the team.
“She is a two-way forward who we can expect to push the pace at practices and build onto her game throughout the year," said former Metropolitan Riveters coach Venla Hovi of Neubauerova. "She outworks players and isn’t afraid to drive the net and engage in battles."