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A three‑day camp in Irvine brought together players of diverse ages and skill levels, offering coaching from Frost and Ducks stars and underscoring the region’s rising enthusiasm for women’s hockey.
With the new PWHL campaign approaching, both the Minnesota Frost and Montréal Victoire are banking on standout netminders. Minnesota’s tandem has evolved into a clear starter, while Montréal’s recent champion leans on a veteran whose hockey IQ defines her game.
The Toronto Sceptres finished last season with a league‑low 51 goals, lost a wave of talent, and now pin their hopes on rookie Kirsten Simms and internal development as they chase a better standing in the Professional Women’s Hockey League.
Olympic gold medalist Taylor Heise hosted her second TH27 camp at Ridder Arena, blending skill development with life lessons for the next generation of women’s hockey players.
Ethan Mackenzie’s selection by the Toronto Maple Leafs caps a two‑year draft odyssey, while hometown teammate Tova Henderson also made history, signaling a new era for Canadian hockey.
PWHL Detroit announces the signing of three defensemen, highlighting local star Mellissa Channell‑Watkins and veterans Stephanie Markowski and Mia Biotti, as the league prepares for its inaugural season.
The Professional Women's Hockey League’s Detroit franchise is adding eight players, including Michigan native Taylor Girard and veteran Hilary Knight, as it builds toward its debut draft.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League’s Detroit expansion club announced a flurry of signings, highlighting a mix of emerging talent and seasoned veterans as the franchise gears up for its debut draft on June 17.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League’s Las Vegas franchise announced the two‑year contracts of defenders Mae Batherson and Kendall Cooper, marking the first wave of roster additions for the expansion team set to debut at T‑Mobile Arena this fall.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League announced the addition of Britta Curl‑Salemme, a recent Olympian and Minnesota Frost standout, as part of its expansion roster for the 2026‑27 season.
Marie-Philip Poulin's no-look pass set up the overtime winner in Game 2, showcasing her clutch skill and leadership as the Montreal Victoire lead the Walter Cup final 2-0.
The Montreal Victoire overcame the Minnesota Frost in a five‑game semifinal that featured hat tricks, ejections, triple‑overtime drama and a sudden illness postponement, securing their first ever finals appearance against the Ottawa Charge.
The Minnesota Frost saw their Walter Cup title defense close with a 2‑1 loss to the Montréal Victoire in Game 5, a match delayed by illness concerns but still delivering dramatic moments.
Despite a 24‑hour postponement, Montreal’s Victoire edged Minnesota 2‑1, with Desbiens making 25 saves and Poulin delivering the decisive goal.