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Nurse Returns, But Problems Still Persist in Vancouver
Though Sarah Nurse finally made it back to the Vancouver Goldeneyes' lineup, she couldn't do enough to fix the team's recent troubles.
New York Defeats Montréal as DC Takeover Tour Sets New Attendance Record
The U.S. capital city hosted a monumental match and raucous crowd as the Sirens won 2-1.
Trade Alert: Charge and Goldeneyes Swap Six Players
The deal sends forwards Anna Meixner, Anna Shokhina and Mannon McMahon to Vancouver in exchange for Michela Cava, Brooke McQuigge, and defender Emma Greco.
Four Takeaways from The Battle on Bay Street
For the third straight year, the PWHL's Toronto Sceptres came up victorious as they skated off the ice at Scotiabank Arena for The Battle on Bay Street. This year's iteration saw the Sceptres defeat the Vancouver Goldeneyes 2-1 in overtime, thanks to Daryl Watts' winning goal.
2025-26 PWHL Power Rankings: Week 8 (01/09-01/15)
One PWHL power rankings theme to rule them all. One theme to bind them. One theme to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them.
2026 U18 Women's Worlds Check-In: Group Stage Recap
With a wild group stage in the books, the quarterfinals for this year's U18s are set to begin on Thursday.
AHA Monthly Recap: December 2025
Halfway through the AHA season, we take a look at what went down in December.
WCHA Monthly Recap: November and December 2025
As the people say, better late than never. We take a look at November and December in the WCHA.
Beanpot 2026: Semifinals Preview
Boston's annual tournament returns for the 47th time as the four programs head to Walter Brown Arena for the semifinal round Tuesday.
2026 IIHF U18 Women’s World Championship Preview: Part IV
The final preview of the 2026 IIHF U18 World Championship and Pool B is here! Read on to see who to watch out for on Slovakia and the USA.
Minnesota Frost Place Dominique Petrie on Long-Term Injured Reserve
Dominique Petrie sustained a lower-body injury in Sunday's game against Montréal, and she's been placed on long-term injured reserve.
Team Canada Announces Olympic Roster
Team Canada announces an all-PWHL roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics
2025-26 PWHL Power Rankings: Week 7 (01/02-01/08)
Pull up a chair and crank your favorite 2010s hits for this week’s PWHL power rankings.
2026 IIHF U18 Women’s World Championship Preview: Part III
The 2026 U18 World Championship preview continues with our first look at Pool B, going over Czechia and Finland.
2026 IIHF U18 Women’s World Championship Preview: Part II
It's part two of the 2026 IIHF U18 World Championship preview featuring medal contender Sweden & hopeful risers Switzerland.
Seattle Torrent, New York Sirens Set for First PWHL Game at Madison Square Garden
Seattle and New York will meet April 4 at Madison Square Garden in the first PWHL game played at the venue.
2026 IIHF U18 Women’s World Championship Preview: Part I
The IIHF U18 Worlds are back in action this Saturday, January 10th! Follow along with this four-part preview to learn about the teams and key players.
What's Going On With The Hockey Arena At The Olympics?
The issues with the construction of the Santagiulia Ice Arena could have major consequences for the Olympic women's hockey tournament.
Hockey East Highlights: What to Watch in January
With conference play back in action, there's a variety of interesting matchups in Hockey East throughout the first month of the year.
"Unique" Ross Makes Anticipated Debut on Sirens' Blueline
After missing the first third of the season recovering from surgery, Dayle Ross is back and ready to provide a new element to New York's defense.
A Deeper Dive into Finland's Olympic Roster
Finland hopes to build off 2022's bronze-medal performance and boost their country's international success.
Minnesota Frost Check-In: Three Numbers That Defined the First Third of the Frost’s Season
The Minnesota Frost are on pace for their best regular season performance in team history. What's driving their success?
Once Again, Montréal's Red-Hot First Line is a Double-Edged Sword
Montréal first line is on fire, but does it come with a cost?
Are There Too Many Takeover Tour Games?
The PWHL keeps expanding the Takeover Tour - but when is too much of a good thing truly too much?
An NDHL Overview and Mid-Season Check-In
A look at the happenings in Sweden's second division.