The forward turned goalie from Waterford, Ont. continues to successfully juggle hockey and a day job as an accountant as the Six take a 3-1 record into Boston this weekend.
take on the 4-0 Pride on Saturday night, the first of back-to-back games in Boston. The Pride beat the Six in the Professional Hockey Federation semifinals last season, before topping Connecticut for the title.
“I live in Brantford, but my sister is a CPA as well and she lives just off the Don Valley Parkway,” Chuli said in an interview before the team headed to Boston. “So, I stay with my sister to help avoid the commute ... it helps a lot.” “I was working as an accountant at a firm in Brantford,” Chuli said. “I was off that year and I had reconstructive surgery on my knee. I got a call and an offer to play in China with a full salary. I said to myself that this was something I couldn’t pass up. A bunch of players from national teams around the world got invited to play there. They wanted us to go there and grow the sport in China,” which had won the rights to the 2022 Winter Olympics.
The forward turned goalie, who grew up a Curtis Joseph fan and played with Triple-A boys’ teams for two years in Waterford, faced another test. The fact that professional women’s hockey players are being paid has made a difference.
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