PWHL camps continue to approach. While the league has yet to announce a schedule, plans for the 2026 Olympics, or team names for expansion franchises in Seattle and Vancouver, rosters are largely ...

Sarah Nurse will start her first season with the still-unnamed Vancouver franchise in the Professional Women's Hockey League ...

After she was left unprotected by the Toronto Sceptres in June’s expansion draft, Nurse made the decision to sign a one-year ...

Grace Elliott is one of women’s hockey’s truly unique prospects. When she wraps up her U Sports women's hockey career at the University of British Columbia, she could be U Sports' first ...

While an exact salary number isn't public, Clark will be among nine players making $100,000 or more with the PWHL expanding from six to eight teams next season.

Also front and centre for Vancouver is Surrey forward Jenn Gardiner, a finalist for PWHL rookie of the year last season with the Montreal Victoire. One of just two B.C. players on the Vancouver roster ...

The Professional Women’s Hockey League has taken the sporting world by storm over the past 24 months. From hastily putting ...

Ottawa Charge forward Emily Clark set a PWHL record in becoming the league’s highest-paid player based on single-season salary in signing a two-year contract extension on Thursday.