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The Toronto Sceptres finished last season with a league‑low 51 goals, lost a wave of talent, and now pin their hopes on rookie Kirsten Simms and internal development as they chase a better standing in the Professional Women’s Hockey League.
Despite rainy conditions, the LS7 Sticks In For Charity tournament in Etobicoke brought together Olympic gold‑medalist Laura Stacey, PWHL stars and Olympians, and raised funds for KidSport Ontario and FitSpirit-Fillactive.
Olympic gold medalist Laura Stacey organized the seventh annual LS7 Sticks In For Charity road hockey tournament in Etobicoke, uniting elite players and local supporters to raise funds for KidSport Ontario and FitSpirit‑Fillactive.
The seventh edition of the LS7 Sticks In For Charity tournament gathered PWHL stars and Olympians in Etobicoke to support KidSport Ontario and FitSpirit-Fillactive, underscoring the growing impact of community‑driven sport initiatives.
With unrestricted free agents on the market and elite talent poised to reshape lineups, the Professional Women’s Hockey League’s opening phase sets the stage for a competitive season.
Savannah Harmon, a two‑time world champion and Olympic medalist, has retired from professional hockey, thanking teammates, coaches and fans while looking ahead to the next chapter.
Savannah Harmon, a decorated player for Team USA and the Toronto Sceptres, has announced her retirement, closing a chapter that included two world‑championship golds, an Olympic silver, and a pivotal role in the inaugural PWHL Draft.