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 ...

Montreal Victoire forward Laura Stacey is bringing her annual road hockey fundraiser to Montreal, where her pro dreams have ...

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

Here's a look at the PWHL players who have gone from starting as reserves to full time roster spots. Catherine Dubois, Montreal Victoire Perhaps the most successful of the past reserves, Dubois ...

Alexandra Labelle is staying in La Belle Province. The Montreal Victoire announced Monday the team and Labelle signed a one-year contract that will keep her with the club through the 2025-26 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 ...

Emily Clark has become the highest-paid player in the PWHL by signing a two-year contract extension with Ottawa Charge.

The third training block is set for the end of October in Montreal, and will wrap up with two Rivalry Series games against the United States in Cleveland (Nov. 6) and Buffalo (Nov. 8). PWHL training ...

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

Few will walk away from the sport of women's hockey with the long standing impact and respect of Jillian Dempsey. The 34-yea-old announced her official retirement today after twelve seasons of ...

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 ...