A closer look at highlights from around the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) as the chase for a Walter Cup championship continues. CHASING THE CHAMPIONSHIP The first five games of the 2025 ...

Game 3 of the Montreal Victoire and Ottawa Charge Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) Playoff series took place in ...

Only five Minnesota players failed to make the scoresheet in a contest that broke the PWHL record for most goals in a game.

The defending Walter Cup champions will look to punch their ticket to the PWHL Finals, while Toronto will fight to stay alive in Game 4 of the best-of-5 PWHL Playoffs on Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Xcel ...

During a career in which she has won championships from high school to the Olympics, Frost veteran defender Lee Stecklein can ...

Our team played hard, and we have to clean things up because the next game is going to be a lot tougher,” coach Ken Klee said ...

On the brink of elimination, the Toronto Sceptres will try to claw back on Wednesday against Minnesota. The Montreal Victoire ...

At 135:33, Victoire forward Catherine Dubois finally scored the game-winner in a dramatic 3-2 win to even the playoff series ...

If taking the series opener against Montreal wasn’t enough, Ottawa was also the superior team for most of the 5 1/2 hour “Mustard Marathon” that the Victoire pulled out with fear of reaching the brink ...

In what’s now the longest-ever game in North American women’s play, Kristin O’Neill set up Montreal Victoire teammate ...

Twelve total goals made it the highest-scoring game in PWHL history. The Frost lead the best-of-five series two games to one, ...

Last year, the Montreal Victoire lost a triple overtime marathon in game two of their opening round PWHL playoff series ...