Megan Keller scores another power play goal as Boston and Seattle go the distance. Hannah Brandt is the shootout hero, finishing as the only player from either team to score in the shootout.
The Takeover Tour™ stops in D.C., as a crowd of 17,228 sets the largest attendance in U.S. women’s hockey history, surpassing the mark set in Seattle just weeks ago. Paetyn Levis’ fourth goal of the season proves to be the difference in the nation’s capital.
Highlights and Press Conferences available on Boston and Seattle YouTube channels SEATTLE, WA (January 18, 2026) – The Boston Fleet came out on top over the Seattle Torrent 2-1 on Sunday night, backstopped by Aerin Frankel’s first shootout victory of t...
Charge acquire Michela Cava, Emma Greco and Brooke McQuigge from the Goldeneyes for Mannon McMahon, Anna Meixner and Anna ShokhinaNEW YORK AND TORONTO (Jan. 18, 2026) – The Ottawa Charge and Vancouver Goldeneyes completed a trade Sunday involving six p...
Highlights and Press Conferences available on New York and Montréal YouTube channels WASHINGTON, D.C. (January 18, 2026) – The PWHL made its debut in Washington, D.C. on Sunday afternoon and set a U.S. women’s hockey attendance record with a crowd of ...
Record-setting crowd of 17,228 marks highest-attended in-arena game in U.S. women’s hockey historyWashington, D.C. (January 18, 2026) — The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) set a new benchmark for women’s hockey in the United States on Sunday,...
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Led by four-time Olympic medalist Marie-Philip Poulin, 23 PWHL players were named to the 2026 Canadian Olympic Women’s Ice Hockey Team.
The PWHL Takeover Tour™ is going strong this 2025-26 season, featuring 16 neutral-site regular-season games that are being played outside the League’s current complement of cities. Last season’s Tour drew 123,601 fans with record-breaking crowds across nine games, sparking new fan engagement and expanding the PWHL’s reach beyond its home markets, and this season's Tour is even bigger.
As part of the PWHL’s Unity Games series, the Black History Celebration honors the legacy, achievements, and ongoing contributions of Black athletes, leaders, and communities who shape the game on and off the ice.
As the 2025–26 season unfolds across North America, the Professional Women’s Hockey League is telling its story bigger than ever before.
All eight PWHL teams have released their schedules for an incredible slate of Unity, Promotional and Theme games for the 2025-26 season! Take a look at your favorite team's schedule of giveaways, themes and unity celebrations and get a 3-game mini-pack today.
Single Game Tickets for each PWHL team are on sale now! Browse the full schedule and select the games of your choice.
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Hosted by Tessa Bonhomme and Julia Tocheri, the Jocks in Jills podcast showcases not only the biggest stars in women’s hockey but also up-and-coming talent, offering insights into the past, current and next generation of PWHL stars.
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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.
