Western investigating misconduct allegations within women’s hockey program, sources say

Multiple players have made allegations of improper conduct against head coach Candice Moxley, Rick Westhead writes.

Western University has hired an outside lawyer to investigate multiple allegations of misconduct within its women’s hockey program, four sources familiar with the matter told TSN.

Moxley confirmed to TSN in an email that the school is investigating the women’s hockey program and that she is on a caregiving leave. One source interviewed by Hewitt in August said the investigator has advised players that it will be up to Western staff to decide whether or not to make her findings public.

“I do not feel comfortable providing any comment,” White wrote. “I believe is it important for all parties to have a fair and diligent process and for Western to complete whatever their process might be.”

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