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Regular Season Complete

The final day of the PWHL regular season featured all eight teams hitting the ice with playoff seeding, playoff spots and draft-order positioning up for grabs. 

FINAL: FLEET 4, SIRENS O

The host Fleet got goals from four different players to close out their regular season with a commanding, 4-0 win in front of a sellout crowd of 6,120 at Tsongas Center. The Sirens' season concludes with them in third place in the Gold Plan standings.

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FINAL: CHARGE 3, SCEPTRES 0

The Charge got a key goal from Fanuza Kadirova and a 41-save shutout from 2025 lana Kloss PWHL Playoffs MVP Gwyneth Philips as they punched their ticket to return to the Walter Cup Playoffs. The Sceptres' season ends with Toronto in fifth place and out of the playoffs. 

FINAL: GOLDENEYES 4, FROST 3 (OT)

Sophie Jaques' overtime winner gave the defender a PWHL-record ninth goal by a blueliner and gave the Goldeneyes a thrilling win to close out their inaugural season in Vancouver. The two-time defending champion Frost finish the regular season in third place and will begin their chase for a threepeat in the PWHL Walter Cup Playoffs next week. 

FINAL: VICTOIRE 2, TORRENT 1 (SO)

The Montréal Victoire locked up first place in the PWHL regular season standings with a heart-stopping, 2-1 shootout win over the Torrent at a sold-out Climate Pledge Arena. Seattle's season concludes with them in second place in the Gold Plan standings.

2026 PWHL WALTER CUP PLAYOFFS

The playoffs are right around the corner. Here’s everything you need to know as the most exciting part of the season approaches, including clinched teams, the final playoff push, and the tournament format.  

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Pride Celebration

Celebrating the LGBTQ+ communities that have always been at the heart of the game we love. Discover our Pride Unity Games, our exclusive collaboration with Peau De Loup, and the LGBTQ+ organizations we proudly support. 

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Across the league, PWHL Fans Are Building Something New

Now deep into its third season and drawing record-setting crowds across North America, the PWHL is attracting a vibrant, inclusive audience of fans who feel deeply connected not just to their teams, but to a broader, welcoming community built around women’s hockey. 

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STADIUM ESSENTIALS SPRING COLLECTION

Check out the styles Stadium Essentials just dropped for spring—featuring new gear from the league and all eight teams.

PWHL 101

Sit down, class is in session. Professor Puck is here to teach PWHL 101!

The PWHL at Madison Square Garden

Playing in the World’s Most Famous Arena, the New York Sirens and Seattle Torrent game on April 4 set the record for attendance at a U.S. professional women’s hockey game, with 18,006 at a sold-out MSG. The game went the distance as New York prevailed in the shootout.

2025-26 Takeover Tour™

THE PWHL AWAY FROM HOME

The PWHL Takeover Tour™ finished strong this 2025-26 season, completing its stretch of 16 neutral-site regular-season games that were played outside the League’s current complement of cities.

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Beginner's Guide to the PWHL

Unique to the PWHL are its scoring system and rule innovations, putting emphasis on a thrilling game that rewards competitive play, engages fans worldwide and makes the hockey we play truly unique to us.

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