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The Professional Women’s Hockey League is set to make a historic move into the San Francisco Bay Area, with an official announcement slated for May 19. The decision marks the league’s fourth expansion team in 2026 and pushes the total franchise count to twelve, underscoring the rapid growth of women’s professional hockey.
Former NHL pioneer Manon Rheaume will lead Detroit’s new Professional Women’s Hockey League franchise, bringing a historic playing résumé and deep local hockey ties to the role.
Manon Rhéaume, the first woman to play in an NHL preseason game, will lead Detroit’s Professional Women’s Hockey League expansion team, bringing decades of playing and management experience to a new era of women’s hockey.
Manon Rheaume, the first woman to play in an NHL preseason game, will guide the Professional Women’s Hockey League’s Detroit expansion club through its inaugural draft and debut season.
Manon Rheaume makes history again as she takes the helm of the Professional Women’s Hockey League’s newest franchise, steering the team into its debut 2026‑27 season.
Manon Rheaume, the first woman to play in an NHL pre‑season game, has been named general manager of the Professional Women’s Hockey League’s Detroit expansion team, tasked with building a roster and staff for the league’s debut season.
Former NHL trailblazer Manon Rhéaume will steer Detroit’s newly announced Professional Women’s Hockey League team, bringing decades of playing and administrative experience to a city steeped in hockey tradition.
Manon Rhéaume, the pioneering woman who broke barriers in professional hockey, has been appointed general manager of Detroit’s Professional Women's Hockey League expansion franchise, bringing her extensive playing and administrative background to shape the team’s future.
Trailblazing hockey executive Manon Rhéaume is set to guide PWHL Detroit through its first season, bringing her historic playing legacy and front‑office experience to shape the team’s roster and staff.
The PWHL unveiled its newest franchise, PWHL Hamilton, during a press conference that highlighted the city’s growing appetite for women’s elite hockey. The team will make its debut at TD Coliseum for the 2026‑27 season, marking the league’s first foray into the Ontario market.
In a tightly contested Walter Cup Finals opener, the Montréal Victoire rallied past the Ottawa Charge, with Abby Roque scoring the decisive goal in overtime. The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) now looks ahead to Game 2 in Montreal.
Montreal’s Laura Stacey returned from injury to help secure a 2‑1 overtime victory over Ottawa, with Abby Roque delivering the decisive goal.
The Professional Women's Hockey League is set to crown its first all‑Canadian Walter Cup champion, with both teams highlighting preparation, unity, and the weight of expectation ahead of Game 1.
Collegiate stars like Ellie Mabardy and Maggie Kime are driving a cultural shift, urging institutions and leagues to recognize women’s hockey with fair compensation and visibility.
The Boston Bruins’ goaltending upgrade, Colorado’s dramatic comeback, Maine’s push toward the conference final, Matthew Schaefer’s Calder triumph, and recent coaching dismissals highlight a busy week in the NHL, while the PWHL eyes new markets in Las Vegas and Hamilton.
The Professional Women's Hockey League is set to broaden its footprint for the 2026‑27 season, adding franchises in Las Vegas and Hamilton, Ontario. Meanwhile, the Toronto Maple Leafs fired coach Craig Berube after missing the playoffs, and New York Islanders defenseman Matthew Schaefer captured the Calder Memorial Trophy.
The Professional Women's Hockey League announced the addition of teams in Las Vegas and Hamilton, Ontario, with inaugural seasons slated for this autumn. A press conference will detail the rollout as the league capitalizes on growing interest in women's sports.
The PWHL announced plans to add teams in Las Vegas and Hamilton, Ontario, for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting the cities’ commitment to women’s hockey and the league’s expanding footprint.
The PWHL announced plans to add teams in Las Vegas and Hamilton for the 2026‑27 season, bringing the league’s total to 12 franchises and expanding its footprint across North America.
The PWHL will add teams in Las Vegas and Hamilton for the 2026‑27 season, introducing fresh color schemes and venues while expanding its footprint across North America.
A new professional women's hockey franchise, backed by the Mark Walter Group and supported by the Golden Knights, will debut in Las Vegas for the 2026‑27 season, bringing expanded opportunities and innovative gameplay to the city.
The PWHL announced upcoming teams in Las Vegas and Hamilton, Ontario, as part of its rapid expansion, highlighting the league's deepening roots in North America.
The PWHL announced its latest expansion team in Las Vegas, set to begin play in the 2026‑27 season. The franchise will play at T‑Mobile Arena, wear green and gold, and join a league that now spans 11 markets.
The PWHL announced two new teams for the 2026‑27 season, with Las Vegas and Hamilton selected based on community support and hockey participation. Details on venues, colors, and merchandise follow.