Western University’s women’s hockey team is threatening to boycott games and practices led by coach Candice Moxley, who is under scrutiny following an external investigation that resulted in the termination of the school’s strength and conditioning coach, Jeff Watson. The team has written a letter to Western president Alan Shepard, urging the university to reconsider Moxley’s return. They express disappointment with the fairness and transparency of the investigation and question the credibility of the independent third party, London lawyer Elizabeth Hewitt, due to her ties to the university. Hewitt was asked by the university to investigate allegations of misconduct by Moxley and Watson. The investigation confirmed some allegations against Watson but found the allegations against Moxley to be unsubstantiated. The team alleges that Moxley pressured players to play through injuries and dismissed players seeking mental health support. They claim that their initial complaints were not taken seriously by university staff. The team vows to boycott any practices and games involving Moxley and requests a new investigation conducted by an independent firm with no relation to Western. They also ask for transparency in the investigation and the establishment of a toll-free line for athletes to file anonymous reports. Western University and Moxley have not commented on the matter.