One of the veteran stars of the women’s game is hanging up her skates. On Monday, forward Gigi Marvin announced her retirement from the game at the age of 37.
After playing an entire season under generic names, the inaugural six PWHL franchises have their identities.
The PWHL had a successful inaugural season that saw solid attendance numbers and a growing interest from fans as the season went on. It has been difficult for women's hockey to establish a sustainable league.
A few new faces will be helping Carla MacLeod out this season. On Wednesday, PWHL Ottawa announced that it has hired Dean Jackson as the team’s new assistant coach.
Another PWHL team has secured its home ice of the second season. On Wednesday, Montreal announced that Place Bell in Laval will be its primary home arena for the 2024-25 regular season.
The team from the Six is moving into a bigger venue this season. On Tuesday, PWHL Toronto announced that it will be playing its home games at the Coca-Cola Coliseum for the 2024-25 season.
PWHL Minnesota announced Tuesday the hiring of Melissa Caruso as the club’s newest general manager. Caruso, a St. Paul, Minn., native, served in various roles for the American Hockey League for over 15 years, and was recently the vice president of hockey operations and governance of the AHL.
The PWHL’s Big Apple franchise has locked up the position between the pipes. On Tuesday, New York announced they have signed goaltender Kayle Osborne to a three-year standard player agreement (SPA).
PWHL Ottawa announced Tuesday they had signed foward Danielle Serdachny, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2024 PWHL Draft, to a three-year contract. “We are thrilled to add Danielle as a core piece of our organization for the next three years,” General Manager Mike Hirshfeld said in a press release.
As another Olympic fortnight rolls on and names like Simone Biles and Katie Ledecky top the headlines, it is more apparent than ever that we are living through a boom time for women’s sports.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League got some love from a Grammy Award-nominated artist, as Noah Kahan performed his set at Osheaga 2024 while wearing a PWHL Montreal sweater on Friday.
One of the top blueliners in women’s hockey is ready to return to the ice. On Friday, PWHL Minnesota announced it has signed defender Claire Thompson to a two-year standard player agreement that will carry through the 2025-26 season.
It goes without saying, women’s hockey is growing at a pace never seen before. A lot of that comes due to the popularity of the Professional Women’s Hockey League, the ever-growing quality in coverage of the game and people just taking a general interest in the sport.
The PWHL offseason continues to move along, and while the season is still a ways off, we still have more report cards for PWHL Minnesota to work through.
An elite European scorer is officially coming to North America. On Thursday, PWHL New York announced the team has signed forward Noora Tulus to a two-year standard player agreement, which will carry through the 2025-26 season.
Now that both PWHL Minnesota goaltenders have received their grades, it’s time to move on to their defensive core. Some may be asking about PWHL Minnesota’s other two goaltenders, but since they didn’t really play, there’s not much to grade them on.
PWHL Boston announced Thursday the signing of defender Daniela Pejsova to a three-year contract through the 2026-27 season. “(I’m) definitely looking forward to putting on the green and white jerseys,” Pejsova said.
One of the top offensive weapons taken in this year’s PWHL Draft has inked her first professional contract. On Tuesday, PWHL Montreal announced they have signed forward Jennifer Gardiner to a two-year standard player agreement.
PWHL Montreal is bringing back another familiar face to its forward group. On Monday, the team announced on Monday that it has re-signed Catherine Dubois to a one-year standard player agreement.
The team from the Big Apple has inked its top blueline prospect. On Thursday, PWHL New York announced it has signed defender Maja Nylén Persson to a three-year standard player agreement, which will carry through the 2026-27 season.
PWHL New York announced the hiring of Lauren Williams as an assistant coach for the 2024-25 season. Williams spent the 2023-24 season as an assistant coach for Mount Royal University women’s program in the Canadian University U SPORTS system.
PWHL Toronto announced Tuesday the signing of goaltender Carly Jackson to a one-year contract. The Amherst, N.S., native only dressed for one game for Toronto in the team’s inaugural season, but those who follow the club know Jackson’s presence was felt, instantly becoming a fan favorite.
The team out of New England has acquired a quality depth piece for its blueline. On Tuesday, PWHL Boston announced it has signed defender Emma Greco to a one-year contract.
Another secondary scorer is returning to one of the top teams north of the border. On Tuesday, PWHL Montreal announced it has re-signed forward Claire Dalton to a one-year contract, which will take place for the 2024-25 season.
One of the top teams in the PWHL has locked down its top draft pick. A team source tells Daily Faceoff that Boston has signed forward Hannah Bilka to a three-year contract.
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