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PWHL Vancouver signs former Frost defenders Thompson, Jaques as club's first players
Vancouver's new Professional Women's Hockey League team has signed its first player, nabbing defender Claire Thompson from the Minnesota Frost. Vancouver later announced the signing of Thompson's Frost teammate and fellow blueliner Sophie Jaques to a three-year contract.
Believe it or not, the longest current drought for a regular-season division title is owned by none other than the Edmonton ...
There was reason for excitement among fans of PWHL Vancouver and PWHL Seattle, while fans from the rest of the league felt ...
The Minnesota Frost has the chance to clinch a second straight Walter Cup on Monday on home ice, as they host the Ottawa ...
The Frost won the PWHL’s inaugural Walter Cup last season and are 3-0 in playoff series so far. But Minnesota has never ...
The defending PWHL champions defeated the Ottawa Charge 2-1 in triple overtime to take a 2-1 series lead in Game 3 of the ...
The Ottawa Charge have plenty to be proud of after a strong showing in the Professional Women's Hockey League's second season ...
Action during the PWHL's exclusive signing period for expansion teams in Seattle and Vancouver has come fast and furious. And GMs of the original six teams are simply fighting to stay afloat.
The 2025 PWHL Draft is scheduled for June 24 in Ottawa. It will feature another incoming wave of talent across six rounds and 48 picks. Last year the Draft had 42 picks and seven rounds, but with ...
PWHL Vancouver has added Olympic gold medallists and Walter Cup champions as the team builds from the ground up.
For PWHL fans, it's a mantra that will serve them well heading into the PWHL's first ever expansion process. Fans have spoken ...
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