NEW YORK AND TORONTO – The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) and e.l.f. Beauty, a league partner since the inaugural PWHL season, have come together with Women of Colour Hockey Collective (WCHC) in support of two programs aimed at building a mo...
NEW YORK AND TORONTO – School is out and that means PWHL Summer Camps are officially in session!During the 2025-26 season, the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) saw a 500% increase in demand for its hockey programming, so to meet the excitement...
NEW YORK (December 18, 2025) - The New York Sirens proudly announce the launch of the “Sirens’ Pro Series” second year, an initiative dedicated to inspiring and investing in the next generation of hockey players. The series opened Wednesday, Dec. 10 wi...
The Ottawa Charge capped off the PWHL’s summer of youth programming with a four-day camp in late August that brought more than 60 young players to the Jim Durrell Recreation Centre in the city’s South End. The Charge hosted 64 participants split evenly...
The Montréal Victoire hosted two youth development camps over the summer that drew more than 150 attendees from across Canada and the United States. The first camp ran July 10 and 14 in LaSalle, followed by a three-day session August 20–22 at the Compl...
The Toronto Sceptres carved out their own niche in the PWHL’s summer programming this year. After hosting a range of ages and playing levels in January, Toronto used this time to focus exclusively on the U16 high-performance level, creating a smaller, ...
The Minnesota Frost recently completed a highly successful Summer Camp at TRIA Rink in St. Paul, with 131 young female players skating alongside numerous members of the Frost roster and coaching staff. The camp, held at the same rink where both the Fro...
PWHL Seattle took another step in building roots in the Pacific Northwest earlier this month when the brand-new franchise hosted is youth and adult summer development camp. Held at the Kraken Community Iceplex, the new training facility for the league’...
PWHL Vancouver made history earlier this month, welcoming more than 130 girls to its first-ever youth camp at the storied North Shore Winter Club. Over two days, players from across British Columbia and beyond—from as close as Vancouver to as far as Re...
The New York Sirens took a major step in community engagement this July, hosting their first-ever Summer Development Camp for youth players. From July 28–31, a group of 31 young athletes (29 skaters and two goaltenders) hit the ice with Sirens players ...
