Why winning the PWHL’s second Battle on Bay Street means so much to the Toronto Sceptres
Saturday's Scotiabank Arena matchup against the New York Sirens drew more than twice the capacity of the Sceptres' regular ...
PWHL’s neutral site Takeover Tour drawing attention and `We want a team’ chants as expansion looms
Three neutral site stops down and six to go, the PWHL is quickly discovering how popular it has become at a time the second-year six-team league is considering expanding by as many as two more ...
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Fleet begin three-game road trip with loss in Toronto
Coming off back-to-back wins at the Tsongas Center, the Boston Fleet hit the road for the start of a three-game swing Friday night in Toronto. And while the contest — the 100th in PWHL history ...
Which Current PWHL Players Will Someday Be Hall of Fame Bound?
With the dawn of the PWHL, how the Hockey Hall of Fame selects women's hockey candidates will forever be changed. Here's a ...
Brianne Jenner scores her first PWHL goal, the Charge beat the Frost 1-0 to end 3-game skid
Brianne Jenner scored her first PWHL goal less than four minutes into the game, Gwyneth Philips made 22 saves for her first career shutout and the Ottawa Charge beat the Minnesota Frost 1-0 on Tuesday ...
The PWHL Takeover Tour Starts Strong, Sets Attendance Record In Denver
Over the last week, the PWHL has welcomed more than 45,000 fans to games in Seattle, Vancouver and Denver. The 2025 Takeover ...
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The 10 biggest women’s hockey stories of 2024: New league, setting records and making history
We witnessed the brilliance of Natalie Spooner in Toronto, while a star emerged in teen phenom ... off on New Year’s Day with the first PWHL game ever played. New York defender Ella Shelton ...
Champion goalie Nicole Hensley returns to Denver for PWHL Takeover Tour as a women’s hockey trailblazer
Nicole Hensley played in two Olympics, six world championships and now the Professional Women’s Hockey League.
PWHL Players Association hires Malaika Underwood as executive director to replace Brian Burke
The Professional Women's Hockey League Players Association on Wednesday announced the hiring of Malaika Underwood to take over as executive director starting in March.
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PWHL’s neutral site Takeover Tour drawing attention and ‘We want a team’ chants as expansion looms
The PWHL’s first three stops over the past two weeks generated a combined turnout of 45,664 fans, including a crowd of 14,018 in Denver that spent a portion of the game chanting: “We want a team!