Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) teams will assemble in Montréal and Toronto for pre-season mini camps Nov. 19-22 in preparation for the league’s 2024-25 campaign.

The Ottawa Charge has announced the signing of defender Ronja Savolainen, selected in the second round of the 2024 PWHL Draft (eighth overall).

The New York Sirens have announced that Prudential Center will serve as the team’s primary home venue for regular-season games throughout the 2024-25 campaign. 

After an inaugural season full of promise and passion, the PWHL Toronto squad is unveiling a new identity that represents the team’s bright future: the Sceptres are here to forge their own legacy On January 1, hockey fans piled into Mattamy Athletic Center to witness history—the PHWL’s first-ever game—and excitedly cheer on a Toronto team […]

Propelled by the energy of the capital city fans, PWHL Ottawa played an electrifying brand of hockey in its inaugural season. Now the power-packed team is leading the way as the Ottawa Charge.   Leading the way is just what you do in Ottawa, and it’s just what the city’s PWHL team and its hockey […]

After an inaugural season in which PWHL New York made a lot of noise, playing with the in-your-face energy and full-volume style of the City it represents,  the team is turning its high-decibel hockey up a notch as the New York Sirens.   In New York, you gotta get loud to get heard. The pace […]

After freezing out the competition to claim the PWHL’s first-ever championship, Minnesota will look to repeat with a new name that celebrates the team’s icy edge. Here comes the Minnesota Frost.   It was a balmy May day when PWHL Minnesota defeated Boston on the road to win the league’s inaugural championship, sending a chill […]

From North Shore to the Back Bay, fans united to support a squad that reached the PWHL Finals by playing as one. Now, that team is hoisting anchor and setting sail as the Boston Fleet. No single savior would rescue PWHL Boston in Game 3 of the PWHL semi-finals. They were down by two goals […]

Looking to make their mark on Montréal’s hockey legacy, the city’s PWHL team is unveiling a triumphant new name that captures the pride and passion of La Métropole. Here comes the Montréal Victoire.   Montréal doesn’t just make hockey history—the city shows out for it. In early March 1875, what the Montréal Gazette referred to […]

The Highly Anticipated Names, Logos, and Colors are Inspired by the Fans, Players, and Cities in which the Six PWHL Teams Play