Cahow Older and Wiser in Second Games
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The following article featuring former Harvard standout Caitlin Cahow appeared February 13 on the New England Hockey Journal (NEHJ) Web site.
By Mike Zhe
Editor's note: This article originally appeared in the
February 2010 issue of New England Hockey Journal.
This time, when Caitlin Cahow walks out for the opening ceremonies
at the Winter Olympics, she knows her mother will be watching.
A star-struck Olympic rookie in 2006 in Torino, the Branford,
Conn., native and former Harvard standout is a now a leader and key
defenseman on a U.S. team that heads to Vancouver this month trying
to win its first gold medal since 1998.
Cahow’s father, renowned Yale professor of surgery Dr. Elton
Cahow, died when she was 12, and she is especially close to her
mother, Dr. Barbara Kinder, who would shuttle her around to
practices and games with the Southern Connecticut Stars and Yale
Youth Hockey when she was growing up, and later to Hotchkiss
School.
Complete article can be accessed via the Journal Web site by clicking here.
