New York Sirens goaltender Corrine Schroeder of Elm Creek, Manitoba collected her third career Professional Women’s Hockey League shutout on Sunday. She accomplished the feat in a 1-0 Sirens win over the Toronto Sceptres at the Prudential Center in Newark, Read more
Corrine Schroeder of Elm Creek, Manitoba collected her second career Professional Women’s Hockey League shutout on Saturday. She accomplished the feat in a 5-0 New York Sirens win over the Minnesota Frost at the Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Read more
There was a blockbuster trade in the Professional Women’s Hockey League on Monday according to John Wawrow of the Associated Press. The Toronto Sceptres traded Canadian Olympic gold medalists Jocelyne Larocque of Ste. Anne, Manitoba and Victoria Bach of Milton, Read more
Ottawa Charge goaltender and Canadian Olympic gold medalist Emerance Maschmeyer of Bruderheim, Alberta has been named the Professional Women’s Hockey League First Star of the Week for the week from December 23 to 29, 2024. In one game on Sunday, Read more
Canadian Olympic gold medalist Claire Thompson of Toronto, Ontario has been named the Professional Women’s Hockey League first star of the week for the week between December 16 to 22. In two games, Thompson who is a defenseman for the Read more
Canadian Olympic gold medalist Sarah Fillier of Georgetown, Ontario was the Professional Women’s Hockey League First Star of the Week for the week from December 2 to 8, 2024. In two games, the New York Sirens forward had two goals Read more
There will be two more neutral site games in Canada during the 2024-25 Professional Women’s Hockey League season. On Wednesday, January 8, 2025, the Montreal Victoire will play the Toronto Sceptres at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia, and on Read more
Quebec City, Quebec will be hosting a Professional Women’s Hockey League regular season game on January 19 according to Rogers Sportsnet on Tuesday. The game will be played at the Videotron Centre, and will feature the Montreal Victoire and Ottawa Read more
After one season where the six teams in the Professional Women’s Hockey League did not have a team name, things are about to change for the 2024-25 season. Ottawa will now be known as the Ottawa Charge, Montreal will be Read more
Canadian Olympic gold medalist Natalie Spooner of Scarborough, Ontario was named the 2024 Professional Women’s Hockey League Most Valuable Player on Tuesday. Spooner, a forward with Toronto, had 20 goals and seven assists for 27 points in 24 games. She Read more