
BIPOC Women’s Hockey Camp Empowers Young Players in Toronto
More than 200 participants gather for a free summer camp that blends skill development, mentorship and community building for BIPOC women in hockey.
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More than 200 participants gather for a free summer camp that blends skill development, mentorship and community building for BIPOC women in hockey.

The league’s decision to name its championship trophy after owner Mark Walter and its MVP award after tennis stars raises questions about how it commemorates women’s hockey history.
An analysis of how the Professional Women's Hockey League’s choice of the Walter Cup overlooks historic women and the broader call to embed the sport’s heritage into its awards.

Defender Lauren Johnson, a Wisconsin native and Union College transfer, is set to strengthen the Badgers roster for the 2026‑27 campaign amid a series of high‑profile departures to the Professional Women's Hockey League.

The University of Connecticut’s women’s hockey program finished the 2025‑26 season with a 28‑9‑2 record, falling one win short of the Frozen Four. Head coach Chris MacKennzie has now unveiled a Class of 2030 that promises to strengthen the squad for the upcoming campaign.

PWHL Hamilton has signed forward Anna Shokhina to a one‑year contract, bolstering a roster that already features veterans Emily Clark, Brianne Jenner and Peyton Hemp.

For the first time, the Edmonton Oilers opened their development camp to three standout women’s college players and a female coach, signaling a shift toward greater inclusion in hockey.

Women’s hockey in the Czech Republic is experiencing a surge in visibility and participation, yet structural challenges persist as the sport seeks equitable growth.

The International Olympic Committee announced that the 2030 Winter Games will feature 25‑player women's hockey teams, matching the men's roster size, as part of a broader effort to achieve near‑equal athlete representation.

The Professional Women’s Hockey League franchise will relocate to the Canadian Tire Centre, where record crowds and a growing fan base signal a new era for elite women's hockey in Ottawa.

Forward Brooke Bryant, a California native and three‑year PWHL veteran, has signed with San Jose for the upcoming season, bringing a championship pedigree and a hometown connection to the team.

The International Ice Hockey Federation and the IOC have lifted the ban on Russia, permitting the women's national team to vie for the 2027 World Championships and the 2030 Olympic Games, while domestic league developments and player movements signal a shifting landscape.

Russia’s women’s hockey program is set to re‑enter the global stage at the 2027 World Championships and the 2030 Olympics, bringing star talent and geopolitical controversy to the sport.

Brian Burke, who guided the Anaheim Ducks to their first Stanley Cup and championed inclusion through the You Can Play initiative, will be enshrined in the Hockey Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026.

The Professional Women’s Hockey League is launching a continent‑wide series of summer camps, offering elite coaching, community grants and a pathway for the next generation of women’s hockey stars.

The PWHL, supported by UPS, is hosting more than 30 summer camps in cities from Vancouver to Boston, providing coaching, player mentorship and grants for under‑resourced communities.

The Minnesota Frost announced the one‑year Standard Player Agreement with Marlène Boissonnault, a move that cements a key piece of their championship‑contending lineup.

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.

Grace Campbell, the standout goaltender from Boston College, has agreed to a Standard Player Agreement with the Toronto Sceptres of the PWHL, extending a growing pipeline of former Eagles into the league.

The Living Sisu Hockey League (LSHL) opened its 2026 summer season tonight, showcasing a blend of seasoned professionals and emerging stars as teams battle for supremacy.

The upcoming summer season of the Living Sisu Hockey League will showcase a mix of PWHL talent, NCAA stars and Olympic medalists in Montreal, featuring new signings and international representation.
Seven years after making history at the 2019 NHL All-Star Game, Olympic medalist Kendall Coyne Schofield returns to San Jose as the city’s new Professional Women’s Hockey League team prepares to play its inaugural home match at the SAP Center.
On February 25, 2019, Kendall Coyne Schofield made history as the first woman to compete in an NHL All‑Star event in San Jose. Her performance later inspired the creation of a women’s franchise, culminating in the upcoming debut of PWHL San Jose at SAP Center.

A look at the twelve Canadian prospects poised to reshape the national women's hockey program as the team seeks fresh talent beyond the Professional Women's Hockey League.