The Seattle Kraken announced July 3 that they had hired Campbell as an Assistant Coach, making her the first woman in the history of the NHL to be named an assistant, associate or head coach in the league.

Campbell joined the 麻豆传媒入口 (CSSHL) as an assistant coach with the RHA Kelowna, formerly POE, Female U18 Prep team in 2017/18. She would spend two seasons with the team before joining OHA as an assistant coach with their Female U18 Prep team in 2019/20.

The Moosomin, SK product would spend two seasons in Europe as a skating coach before returning to North American in 2022/23. Campbell has spent the past two seasons as an assistant coach in the AHL with the Coachella Valley Firebirds.

Campbell played two seasons for POE, tallying 174 points in 71 games. She would go on to spend 4 seasons in the NCAA with Cornell University, recording 100 points in 131 games. Campbell would play three seasons in the Canadian Women’s Hockey League (CWHL) with the Calgary Inferno producing 50 points in 63 games.

Internationally, Campbell has a U18 Gold and Silver Medal for Team Canada while being named MVP with a tournament best 15 points in 2010. She captured another silver medal with Team Canada at the 2015 Women’s World Championships.

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The Kraken selected the Richmond, BC defenseman in the second round, 57th overall at the 2023 NHL Draft.

Dragicevic joined the CSSHL in 2018/19 with the Delta Hockey Academy Green U15 Prep team. In 29 games he would tally 30 points. The following season he would record 52 points in 30 games, leading to the Tri-City Americans selecting him fourth overall at the 2020 WHL Draft.

He would split the following COVID-19 shortened season with the Delta U17 Prep team and the Americans, playing six games in the WHL. Dragicevic joined the Americans full time the following season, posting 32 points in 62 games. He would play four games for Team Canada U18, tallying three points.

In 2022/23 Dragicevic led all Tri-City skaters with 75 points in 68 games, good enough for fourth amongst all WHL defenseman and a spot on the WHL (US Division) First All-Star Team. He would also record four points in seven games with Team Canada U18, helping them earn a bronze medal.

This season Dragicevic finished fourth in team scoring with 50 points in 66 games.

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