Rookie Watch: Who are the PWHL's top rookies this season?
Rookies are making an impact across the PWHL. Some expected, some unexpected. Here's a look at 10 rookies stepping up for ...
Charge break PWHL record with eight explosive goals in win over Frost
The offensively-starved Ottawa Charge feasted on the Minnesota Frost for an 8-3 slump-busting triumph on Thursday night at TD ...
Reigning PWHL MVP Natalie Spooner to make season debut with Sceptres after injury
Spooner's return comes as Toronto suffers another injury blow, after Sarah Nurse was hurt playing for Team Canada in the ...
PWHL Takeover Tour A Homecoming For Serdachny And Markowski
For Alberta natives Stephanie Markowski and Danielle Serdachny, the PWHL's Takeover Tour Stop in Edmonton will be a ...
Inside MVP Natalie Spooner’s grueling return to the PWHL: ‘I can come back from this’
An ACL injury put the PWHL's first ever MVP on the sidelines. After nine months of relentless work and tedious rehabilitation ...
Vanisova's 1st PWHL hat trick leads Charge to victory over Frost
Ottawa forward Tereza Vanisova scores three goals in a 8-3 win over Minnesota. The Charge set a PWHL record for the most ...
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How to get tickets to the PWHL Takeover Tour in Detroit for as low as $19
Next month, as part of the Professional Women’s Hockey League’s Takeover Tour, the Minnesota Frost and New York Sirens will ...
Season 2 PWHL Schedule Reaches Midway Point With Goals & Attendance Up
Who will challenge Marie-Philip Poulin and her Montreal Victoire when the second half of the PWHL's second season kicks off ...
PWHL leading the way for a more physical women’s game
The league even had former NHL star Ryan Getzlaf address players on the best ways to safely deliver a hit and provide tips on ...
Natalie Spooner returns to Sceptres lineup, will make PWHL season debut vs. Frost
The reigning PWHL MVP's return comes almost nine months after she tore her ACL in Game 3 of the semifinals against Minnesota.
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Edmonton looks to impress as expansion destination by hosting PWHL neutral-site game
When the Toronto Sceptres and Ottawa Charge meet Sunday at a sold-out Rogers Place, it will feel like more than a one-off game. It will feel like Edmonton is on trial.