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Goaltender Grace Campbell has committed to a one‑year deal with the Toronto Sceptres, bringing a distinguished collegiate résumé and a shot at a renewed rivalry in the Professional Women’s Hockey League’s newest expansion.
The Los Angeles Kings announced a series of contracts that could reshape their blue line and forward corps heading into the 2026‑27 season.
The Utah Mammoth have announced a two‑year agreement with goaltender Sebastian Cossa, averaging $2 million per season, bringing a decorated résumé that includes a gold medal with Team Canada and a strong AHL record.
The PWHL has surged to twelve franchises in just three seasons, driven by record attendance, soaring viewership, and strategic investments from Ilitch Cos. and Kilmer Sports Ventures.
Ilitch Companies announced a major financial commitment to the Professional Women’s Hockey League, highlighting its long‑standing support for hockey and plans to launch a Detroit franchise in the 2026‑27 season.
The Worcester Railers have locked in a new affiliation with the St. Louis Blues that runs through at least the 2030‑31 season, bringing renewed stability after the New York Islanders withdrew their AHL team.
The 2026 Penn State women's hockey senior class not only captured four straight conference titles but also set a new benchmark with seven draft selections in the PWHL, reflecting the league's expanding reach and the Nittany Lions' growing influence.
Washington State's Nick Lewis is a finalist for the ABCA Rawlings Gold Glove Award, seeking to become the first Cougar since 2008 to win the honor. Joining him, transfer Jacob Hayes adds power to the roster, and former Cougars shine in professional leagues.
Aerin Frankel captured both MVP and Goalie of the Year honors as the Boston Fleet dominated the Professional Women’s Hockey League awards, with Megan Keller, Kris Sparre and Haley Winn also taking home major titles.
Two Michigan State graduates, forward Printzen and goaltender Gross‑Turkey, are among the prospects for the upcoming Professional Women’s Hockey League draft in Detroit. Their journey highlights the scarcity of institutional support for women’s club hockey at MSU and underscores growing calls for an NCAA Division I women’s program.
Two Michigan State alumni are set to enter the PWHL Draft, highlighting the limited resources for women's club hockey and the broader push for greater opportunities in the sport.
A deep dive into how Zach Benson’s physical play, clutch scoring and penalty‑minute leadership defined the Buffalo Sabres’ playoff run and positioned him for a lucrative restricted free‑agent contract.
The PWHL’s expansion process begins on June 2, with Detroit, Hamilton, Las Vegas and San Jose building their first teams. Montréal Victoire has announced the players it will safeguard, leaving several key contributors exposed to the draft.
After eight years at the helm, Kingsbury steps down while Ryan takes a PWHL role, prompting Hockey Canada to rethink oversight amid a rapidly evolving women's hockey landscape.
Hockey Canada is searching for a new general manager and coach for the national women's team after Gina Kingsbury and Troy Ryan stepped down, a shift driven by the rapid expansion of the Professional Women’s Hockey League.
The PWHL becomes the first women’s pro hockey league to disclose player salaries, revealing a $126,000 top earner and a $37,000 baseline as the league eyes expansion and a new CBA.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League adds a twelfth franchise in San Jose, California, marking its first entry into the state and doubling its size since 2023.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League announced its latest expansion, bringing a twelfth franchise to San Jose that will call the SAP Center home. Backed by Mark Walter and Kimbra, the move reflects a surge of interest after the Milan Cortina Olympics and a deep pool of prospects.
The Professional Women's Hockey League announced an expansion team in San Jose, revealing colors drawn from the city’s flag and highlighting the surge in girls' hockey participation across the United States.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League will add a San Jose franchise for the 2026‑27 season, joining a Bay Area scene that already hosts successful NWSL and WNBA teams, while the league seeks a more balanced footprint across North America.