
Kendall Coyne Schofield Re‑commits to Frost Hockey Club Through 2028
Kendall Coyne Schofield re‑commits to the Frost through 2028, bringing veteran leadership and a championship pedigree as the team eyes another Walter Cup run.
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Kendall Coyne Schofield re‑commits to the Frost through 2028, bringing veteran leadership and a championship pedigree as the team eyes another Walter Cup run.

With the new PWHL campaign approaching, both the Minnesota Frost and Montréal Victoire are banking on standout netminders. Minnesota’s tandem has evolved into a clear starter, while Montréal’s recent champion leans on a veteran whose hockey IQ defines her game.

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.

The Minnesota Frost finished third in the PWHL with a 13‑3‑5‑9 record, led by Kelly Pannek’s record‑breaking 33 points, and navigated a late‑season skid before falling to the eventual champions in a five‑game series.

The Professional Women's Hockey League’s expansion process advanced as multiple clubs secured multi‑year contracts with marquee players, shaping protected lists and setting the stage for upcoming roster moves.

The Professional Women’s Hockey League announced the addition of Britta Curl‑Salemme, a recent Olympian and Minnesota Frost standout, as part of its expansion roster for the 2026‑27 season.

The 2025‑26 salary guide from the PWHL Players Association reveals a broad pay spectrum among Minnesota’s professional women’s hockey players, comparing earnings to state and national medians and highlighting both top earners and those on the league minimum.

The Professional Women’s Hockey League unveiled a formal expansion player distribution process, setting the stage for significant roster movement across its six franchises.

The Montreal Victoire overcame the Minnesota Frost in a five‑game semifinal that featured hat tricks, ejections, triple‑overtime drama and a sudden illness postponement, securing their first ever finals appearance against the Ottawa Charge.

The Minnesota Frost saw their Walter Cup title defense close with a 2‑1 loss to the Montréal Victoire in Game 5, a match delayed by illness concerns but still delivering dramatic moments.

Despite a 24‑hour postponement, Montreal’s Victoire edged Minnesota 2‑1, with Desbiens making 25 saves and Poulin delivering the decisive goal.