Last season, Sarah Fillier was the runaway winner of the PWHL's Rookie of the Year Award. If Gwyneth Philips had been ...

Sarah Nurse knew Vancouver was primed for professional women's hockey well before the massively successful Take Over Tour hit ...

Moving across the country can be hard. Unexpectedly moving to an unfamiliar destination, after only spending a year in your ...

Nurse was one of PWHL Vancouver’s first players, signing on after playing the league’s initial two years with the Toronto ...

Taylor Heise, a professional women's hockey star, got engaged to Parker Fox. The proposal took place on June 28, 2025, at ...

Kristen Bowness, the Mammoth’s Youth Program Director, has seen Kerfoot’s dedication throughout the last year, especially ...

PWHL's Minnesota Frost forward Taylor Heise is engaged to former NCAA basketball player Parker Fox. The couple first ...

If the PWHL was going to meet its stated goal of dropping the puck on Jan. 1, 2024, arenas, schedules, team front-offices, and rosters were all indispensable. Team names and logos were not.

Welcome to PWHL Season 2, which opens Saturday and features all six teams in action this weekend. There will be more games — 30 per team, up from 24 last year.

Bringing The PWHL Walter Cup To The Hollywood Sign Young Hollywood meets up with Minnesota Frost star rookie player and L.A.

Boston’s PWHL team plays 30 miles outside of the city in Lowell, Mass., and averaged the second-fewest fans per game this season. (Maddie Meyer / Getty Images) ...

The PWHL, which officially launched on Jan. 1, has teams in Toronto, Montreal, Minnesota, Ottawa, New York and Boston. The league hopes to grow as soon as possible, especially with dozens of ...