The top two teams in the PWHL faced off at a sold-out TD Garden as Boston and Montréal battled for first place. It was a highly physical matchup where both Ann-Renée Desbiens and Aerin Frankel were spectacular in net. Only one goal was scored on the night, coming off the stick of the Victoire’s Lina Ljungblom.
It was a feisty contest between the two Ontario foes as they push for the final playoff spot remaining. At the end of the day, it was the Charge that prevailed over the Sceptres as Brianne Jenner notched the important go-ahead tally.
The Frost get revenge for their OT loss to the Sirens ten days ago as they pick up a 4–1 win over New York. Three third-period goals from Minnesota were the difference in the matchup.
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.
Team USA’s Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 gold-medal-winning roster didn’t just reflect the present strength of the program, it offered a glimpse into the future of the Professional Women’s Hockey League. Seven players on that roster were sti...
Highlights and Press Conferences available on Montréal and Boston YouTube channels BOSTON, MA (April 11, 2026) – The battle at the top of the PWHL standings and between the league’s two record-breaking goaltenders did not disappoint, as a sold-out cro...
Highlights and Press Conferences available on Ottawa and Toronto YouTube channels TORONTO (April 11, 2026) – Gwyneth Philips stopped all 42 shots, the most-ever in a PWHL shutout performance, backstopping the Ottawa Charge to a 2-0 victory over the Tor...
Highlights and Press Conferences available on Minnesota and New York YouTube channels ST. PAUL, MN (April 11, 2026) – The Minnesota Frost skated to a 4-1 victory over the New York Sirens in the fifth and final regular-season meeting between the teams...
We've teamed up with Togethxr to create a T-shirt with a message. This exclusive style dropped in time for our debut puck drops at Madison Square Garden and TD Garden and will also be on sale at the Goldeneyes-Torrent game in Seattle on April 18!
Everyone Watches Women’s Hockey. Say it. Wear it. Live it.
Led by Tessa Bonhomme and Julia Tocheri, the Jocks in Jills podcasts offers the sharpest analysis of the PWHL while showcasing the biggest names in women’s hockey and offering insights into the past, current and next generation of PWHL stars.
Playing in the World’s Most Famous Arena, the New York Sirens and Seattle Torrent game last Saturday night 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.
Check out the styles Stadium Essentials just dropped for spring—featuring new gear from the league and all eight teams.
Sit down, class is in session. Professor Puck is here to teach PWHL 101!
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.
The PWHL’s best were at the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 to represent their countries and PWHL teams on the world stage. And we were there every step of the way, covering every matchup, milestone and exciting moment on the road to gold.
Explore the official PWHL collection, featuring collabs with Royalty, Peace Collective, Bauer, Line Change, Stadium Essentials and more.
Secure your seats for the next exciting PWHL game by grabbing your tickets today. Don’t miss out on the action—be there to cheer on your favorite teams live!
Stay ahead of the game. Sign up for the PWHL newsletter for game highlights, player stories, upcoming events and exclusive perks delivered straight to your inbox!
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.
Check out this Beginner’s Guide to the PWHL to learn all about what sets the PWHL apart and what to keep an eye out for.
