Preschoolers Help Design PWHL Goalie’s New Helmet to Honor Her Mother

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Who doesn’t love a feel-good moment, especially when a rising star gets her time to shine? Just a year ago, Abbey Levy was making waves, shutting down Montreal’s best in a dramatic shootout win and securing her first pro victory like an absolute force to be reckoned with. The PWHL New York goalie turned heads that night, stopping every last challenge from sharpshooters like Marie-Philip Poulin and Laura Stacey.

And the cherry on top? She did it all at UBS Arena, where she once rode the Zamboni as a toddler, growing up an Islanders superfan. Talk about a full circle moment! From her parents’ love story, starting at an Islanders game to being named the first star that night, Levy’s journey was already something special.

But now? She’s back in the headlines for something even more heartwarming. PWHL Goalie’s newest helmet isn’t just another piece of gear—it’s a masterpiece designed with love, thanks to a group of preschoolers who helped craft it in honor of her mother. That’s right- tiny artists with big hearts poured their creativity into making this mask a tribute like no other.

B/R Open Ice hit up X on March 12 with an update that’s straight-up heart-melting and low-key legendary, “Abbey Levy of the PWHL Sirens had her mom’s preschoolers in the Bronx design her mask and the result is wholesome but also (fire)” And yeah, they weren’t kidding! These little artists went all in, turning her goalie mask into a masterpiece packed with love, color, and a whole lot of heart.

Abbey Levy of the PWHL Sirens had her mom’s preschoolers in the Bronx design her mask and the result is wholesome but also