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From August 10‑13, PWHL Detroit will host its first-ever girls hockey camp at Centre ICE Arena, offering professional instruction for players aged 8‑19 under head coach Josh Sciba and former PWHL roster members Casey Borgiel and Taylor Girard.
The city will honor Megan Keller on August 20, celebrating her Olympic gold medals, pioneering role in the Professional Women’s Hockey League, and lasting impact on young players.
Detroit’s Premier Women’s Hockey League team is set to host its inaugural girls hockey camp in Traverse City, Michigan, offering a week of skill development for players aged 8 to 19 under the guidance of head coach Josh Sciba and assistants Casey Borgiel and Taylor Girard.
The Detroit Red Wings are infusing physicality into their lineup, drawing inspiration from the gritty PWHL Detroit squad assembled by GM Manon Rheaume.
Despite a rich hockey heritage, Michigan lacks NCAA Division I women's programs, forcing elite female players to leave the state for college and international opportunities.
Michigan’s women’s hockey scene is expanding with a new PWHL franchise in Detroit and several state players drafted for 2026, yet the absence of a Division I college program forces top talent to leave the state.
Despite a growing PWHL presence and Olympic gold‑medalists hailing from Michigan, the absence of top‑tier women's college hockey forces standout players to leave the state, underscoring a critical gap in the development pipeline.
The 2026 Professional Women’s Hockey League Draft took place at Detroit's Fox Theatre, featuring 72 prospects, family announcements, and the city's expansion into the league.
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 first PWHL draft in Detroit introduced six promising athletes, led by Olympic bronze‑medalist Andrea Brandl, whose career spans North America and Europe.
Detroit will field its first Professional Women's Hockey League team in five months, built on a revived league, high‑profile investors, and a draft that already introduced Olympic bronze‑medalist Andrea Brändli and local prospect Casey Borgiel.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League’s 2026 draft in Detroit delivered first‑overall pick Caroline Harvey, international breakthroughs and a deep pool of collegiate talent, marking a transformative moment for the sport.
Caroline Harvey’s selection as the first overall pick in the 2026 PWHL Draft underscores a historic influx of American talent into professional women’s hockey.
The 2026 Premier Women’s Hockey League draft saw a record 31 American players selected, highlighted by Caroline Harvey’s top pick and nine U.S. athletes in the first round.
PWHL Detroit's top pick Andrea Brändli cites Manon Rheaume as a role model, while the team also selects defender Casey Borgiel, signaling a new era for women's professional hockey.