Category: PWHL

The PWHL is back! We’ve got two games on the slate for opening night, the Sceptres are in Minnesota to face off against the Frost, while the two expansion teams open their new season against each other. Minnesota Frost vs Toronto Sceptres The back to back champs are taking on a team that fell into Read more

Big Saturday afternoon game for both these teams, and today we’re playing at the Bell Centre. The leading Victoire will face the charging Fleet, in what could be a playoff preview game. This is a huge game for both teams. Puck Drop: 2:00 PM ET @ Bell CentreWatch: CBC | NESN Team Records & Recent Read more

The standings have been fluctuating like crazy, at this point, even Montreal’s top spot isn’t safe. Today we have the battle of the top 2 teams, Sceptres & Victoire. This is a huge game for both teams. Puck Drop: 7:00 PM ET @ Place BellWatch: Prime Video Team Records & Recent Form Team Season Record Read more

The Boston Fleet take on the Ottawa Charge tonight in a battle of two teams trying to climb the standings. Puck Drop: 7:00 PM ETWatch: TSN | NESN Team Records & Recent Form Team Season Record Last 5 Games Boston Fleet 6-3-2-6 3-1-0-1 Ottawa Charge 6-0-3-8 1-0-1-3 Head-to-Head This Season: Boston leads 2-0 Both games Read more

The New York Sirens take on the Toronto Sceptres tonight at Prudential Center, and while this might not seem like a top-tier matchup on paper, it’s a massive game for both teams. Puck Drop: 7:00 PM ETWatch: TSN | MSG Team Records & Recent Form Team Season Record Last 5 Games New York Sirens 4-3-2-8 Read more

We’ve got a best-on-best matchup tonight… well, sort of. Minnesota Frost have been a dominant force all season, but their recent struggles have cost them the second-place spot, leaving them tied with Boston and Toronto in the standings. Meanwhile, Montreal Victoire remains the undisputed top team, and they’ll have home-ice advantage tonight in Laval. Puck Read more

As we hit the midway point of the inaugural PWHL season, one thing is clear—parity is the name of the game. With just 11 points separating first and last place, every game matters, and no team has fully pulled away from the pack. At the top of the standings, Montréal Victoire has emerged as the Read more