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With Gina Kingsbury and Troy Ryan’s contracts ending, the sport’s landscape is shifting as the Professional Women’s Hockey League adds teams and reshapes competition for top talent.
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.
With the Professional Women’s Hockey League reshaping the landscape, Hockey Canada has launched a search for a new general manager and head coach, promising a blend of experience and new vision as it targets international success.
After eight years at the helm, general manager Gina Kingsbury and head coach Troy Ryan have exited Hockey Canada, prompting a search for new leadership ahead of the upcoming women's world championship, while the Professional Women’s Hockey League’s growth complicates the talent pool.
The San Jose Sharks will debut a fresh alternate jersey for the 2026‑27 season as part of the NHL’s Hometown Remix uniforms, a move that coincides with the launch of the Professional Women’s Hockey League’s first San Jose team and a summer series of events.
The Montreal Victoire captured the 2026 PWHL Walter Cup, a milestone that spotlights the league’s commitment to LGBTQ+ representation and features seven openly queer players, including MVP Marie‑Philippe Poulin and her spouse Laura Stacey.
The Montreal Victoire captured the 2026 PWHL Walter Cup, celebrating a historic win that unites queer athletes and married partners on the ice.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League announced major front‑office moves, including Troy Ryan’s appointment as GM and head coach of the San Jose franchise and Meghan Duggan’s promotion to GM of the Hamilton team, while Seattle’s Steve O’Rourke exited after a challenging inaugural season.
The Professional Women's Hockey League announced Troy Ryan as its inaugural general manager and head coach for the San Jose franchise, a move that underscores the league’s independent identity and its ambition to expand the sport’s footprint.
San Jose's new professional women's hockey team has hired Troy Ryan as head coach and general manager, marking a pivotal moment for the Professional Women's Hockey League as it prepares for its 2026‑27 season.
Troy Ryan is named head coach and general manager of the PWHL’s San Jose expansion franchise, bringing a decorated coaching pedigree and a dual leadership role to the league’s newest team.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League will launch its newest franchise in San Jose, California, celebrating a milestone for women's sports and the region's deep hockey roots.
The PWHL names former U.S. captain Meghan Duggan as General Manager of its new Hamilton franchise, highlighting her extensive playing pedigree, executive experience and advocacy for gender equality.
Meghan Duggan, a decorated U.S. women's hockey legend, has been appointed general manager of the Professional Women's Hockey League's expansion franchise in Hamilton, Ontario, where she will shape the roster for the 2026‑27 season and help steer the league's broader growth.
The Montréal Victoire clinched the first Walter Cup, finishing a flawless 22‑2 run and setting attendance milestones across a 13‑game playoff.
A father reflects on his children’s milestones and the growing influence of the Professional Women’s Hockey League on his daughter’s passion.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League team Montréal Victoire secured their inaugural Walter Cup with a 4‑0 triumph over the Ottawa Charge, a moment highlighted by captain Marie‑Philip Poulin, her wife Laura Stacey, and trailblazing coach Kori Cheverie.
Montréal Victoire secured their inaugural Walter Cup with a dominant 4‑0 win over Ottawa, marking a milestone for Canadian representation and female leadership in the sport.
The Montreal Victoire clinched the inaugural Walter Cup, marking a watershed moment for women’s professional hockey. The victory coincides with an aggressive expansion plan that will bring new teams to North American markets, even as the league grapples with scheduling and player‑payment challenges.
Three Boston University women's ice hockey graduates were instrumental in Montreal's championship run, combining for key contributions that capped a dominant 3-1 series win against Ottawa.
The Professional Women's Hockey League announced a new San Jose franchise that will debut at the SAP Center this fall, marking a milestone for women's sports in the region.
The Professional Women's Hockey League announced a new San Jose franchise that will begin play in the 2026‑27 season at SAP Center, joining expansion teams in Detroit, Las Vegas and Hamilton, Ontario.
The arrival of a Professional Women’s Hockey League team in San Jose marks a transformative moment for the Bay Area, highlighting its growing prominence in women's professional sports.
The Professional Women's Hockey League announced its latest expansion team in San Jose, revealing a color scheme drawn from the municipal flag and outlining the team's venue, partnership with local hockey infrastructure, and place in a growing Bay Area sports landscape.