How Zoe Boyd navigated a family tragedy to achieve her pro hockey dreams

By: Elroy Mongold

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January 11, 2025

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How Ottawa Charge’s Zoe Boyd navigated family tragedy to achieve pro hockey dreams

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When Zoe Boyd was five, her mom Tammy was in a vehicle collision that resulted in a traumatic brain injury and full paralysis. The subsequent support from family and friends has led Zoe to a career in the PWHL.

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