The Canadian Women’s Hockey League (CWHL) launched in 2007 but ceased operations in 2019. Widely considered the highest level of women’s hockey in North America, many talented athletes ...

with a stint in the Swedish women’s league, before becoming a foundational player in the Professional Women’s Hockey League. The five-foot-nine, 179-pound forward was signed to back-to-back ...

The PWHL is getting bigger and going west. Vancouver will be the Professional Women's Hockey League's first expansion team, beginning play next season. The still-to-be-named team will join the ...

The Professional Women’s Hockey League has drawn rave reviews for finally providing decent salaries and benefits for players, a quality television broadcast for fans and a fast, physical game ...

The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) announced its expansion to Seattle with the new team set to begin play in the 2025-26 season. The team will play its home games at Climate Pledge ...

PWHL Seattle joins the league’s single-entity ownership structure under The Walter Group in a financial model that is significantly upgrading the women’s professional hockey footprint.

Knight, 35, indicated she plans to continue playing in the Professional Women's Hockey League after the Olympics. But she doesn't see herself playing the sport into 2030 when the Olympics will be ...

The Professional Women's Hockey League announced Wednesday morning that the team will be added in time for next season, which starts in the fall. It's major news for the nascent league ...

The six-team Professional Women's Hockey League is now able to provide a lot of what Hockey Canada did, meaning women will not move to Calgary to spend half a year trying out for the 2026 team in ...