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The Blue Raiders posted their fifth shutout in six games, with goalkeeper Ella Sellers setting new program benchmarks while Hannah Murphy and Ania Denham delivered the most potent offensive output of the night.
Middle Tennessee State University’s women’s soccer team posted a 4-0 win over Miami (OH), preserving a five-game unbeaten run and showcasing clutch penalty execution.
The Blue Raiders survived an early setback to secure a 3‑2 victory over Miami University, extending their unbeaten run with a dramatic late penalty.
The Blue Raiders will host Miami (OH) at Dean A. Hayes Stadium on Thursday, seeking to maintain an unbeaten streak while key players earn conference honors and international recognition.
A thrilling second‑half turnaround saw the Sacred Heart Pioneers edge the Maine Black Bears 2‑1 at the New Balance Soccer Complex.
Middle Tennessee State University's women's soccer team looks to build on a 2‑0‑0 start, chasing a third consecutive victory against UT Martin on August 20, 2026.
The Blue Raiders open their 2026 schedule on Sunday at Strassweg Field, facing the Screaming Eagles in the first-ever meeting, while both coaches look to build on strong 2025 campaigns.
The Blue Raiders opened their campaign with a 2‑0 victory over Troy, highlighted by goals from Ania Denham and Hannah Murphy and a dominant second‑half performance.
Middle Tennessee's women's soccer team edged Troy 1-0 in their 30th‑season opener, overcoming a two‑hour lightning delay to secure a clean sheet and showcase emerging talent.
Middle Tennessee outshot Troy 16-4, scored twice in the second half, and saw five newcomers make their collegiate debuts in a match that also highlighted Isabella Hartofelis' 18-game streak.
The 2026 campaign begins on August 13 as Troy welcomes Middle Tennessee, marking the debut of coach Jake Wyman and showcasing a blend of returning standouts and fresh transfers.
The league’s last season in Edina, Minnesota showcased elite women’s talent, NHL‑linked men’s rosters, and a dramatic opening night victory.
After stints at Colgate, Vermont and a prior assistant role in Orono, Alex Gettens is back as the University of Maine’s women’s ice hockey head coach, bringing a track record of NCAA tournament appearances and player development.
Alex Gettens returns to Orono as the eighth head coach of Maine women's ice hockey, bringing a decade of collegiate experience and a track record of tournament success.
Sydney Morrow, a creative defender from the University of Minnesota, was selected 14th overall by the Seattle Torrent in the 2026 PWHL Draft. Known for her offensive contributions and collaborative style, she aims to carve a distinct identity in Seattle while staying connected to family and former teammates.
The latest player movements reveal which clubs are positioning themselves for championship contention and which are rebuilding after significant losses.
The Ottawa Charge announced a trade that brings forward Jenna Buglioni to the capital, sending the rights to Neena Brick to the Seattle Torrent. The move highlights a strategic reshaping of both rosters ahead of the upcoming season.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League revealed its 2025‑26 postseason awards, spotlighting former NCAA players who dominated in statistics, impact and rookie performance.
The Premier Women’s Hockey League announced its award winners, highlighting Frankel’s historic MVP honor and a host of other league accolades.
The Professional Women's Hockey League has entered Phase 3 of its expansion, allowing four new franchises to add players while existing clubs protect additional roster spots. Notable signings include Megan Carter with Las Vegas and Julia Gosling with Seattle, setting the stage for a reshaped league ahead of Friday's deadline.
Veteran forward Hilary Knight is set to debut for Detroit’s new Professional Women’s Hockey League franchise after a sign‑and‑trade agreement with Las Vegas. The deal follows her recent gold‑medal performance with Team USA and sets the stage for a reunion with former Olympic assistant coach Josh Sciba.
The Professional Women's Hockey League is experiencing a wave of player movements that are reshaping team compositions across the league.
Veteran forward Hilary Knight, a decorated U.S. women's hockey star, is moving to Detroit's Professional Women's Hockey League squad after a sign‑and‑trade deal with Las Vegas, agreeing to a foundational contract that guarantees at least $100,000 annually.
Five‑time U.S. Olympian Hilary Knight is set to make history as she joins Detroit’s brand‑new Professional Women’s Hockey League franchise, a move that underscores the league’s rapid expansion and the city’s growing commitment to women’s sports.