Ranking every unsigned goaltender with a PWHL training camp invite
The PWHL won’t drop the puck on the 2026-27 season until late November after the Women’s World Championship wraps up in Denmark, but the goaltender carousel is already spinning. With the league expanding to 12 teams this year, the crease situation has never been more wide open. There are more…
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Financial Updates on Mark Walter and the PWHL
On Monday afternoon, Bloomberg broke the news that a pair of insurance companies owned by Mark Walter, the primary investor behind the PWHL, are currently being investigated for their use of the general public’s money. This marks a third story with the potential to impact the financials of the league…
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Top Three Moments of 2025–26: Montréal Victoire
The Montréal Victoire had a standout season, and it’s hard to narrow down their top moments to just three. Honourable mentions go to Marie-Philip Poulin’s backhanded overtime winner against Minnesota in the regular season, her triple-overtime winner in the semifinals, Ann-Renée Desbiens’s clutch moment holding the ladder to help fix…
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How Caroline Harvey fits with the Vancouver Goldeneyes
The PWHL Draft was just over a month ago, and as everyone had expected, the Vancouver Goldeneyes selected Caroline Harvey first overall from the University of Wisconsin. A pick that is almost certainly going to improve the Goldeneyes next season as they look to build upon their inaugural year. The…
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What’s the Plan for the Boston Fleet Offence?
Nearly a month after the 2026 PWHL draft, most roster movement has settled for the time being. Most of the biggest names have already determined where they are playing this coming winter, and a lot of roster holes have already been filled. However, I find myself with one nagging question:…
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PWHL Hamilton Pre-Season Preview
Every PWHL expansion team has taken a different approach to roster building in this offseason. Detroit has taken an offence-first approach, Las Vegas has opted for a focus on defence, and San Jose created a team of incredibly versatile role players. Of the four new teams, the one with the…
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Top Three Moments of 2025–26: Vancouver Goldeneyes
The Vancouver Goldeneyes became the first team in the PWHL to be the primary tenant in their home venue. While they struggled for much of the season, their success picked up toward the end, culminating in securing the first overall draft pick in the 2026 draft (who ended up being…
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Everything You Need to Know About PWHL Detroit
In the 2026–27 cohort of new PWHL Expansion teams, none has been the subject of more headlines than PWHL Detroit. The team’s hiring of Ellen Hughes, a player development consultant for the U.S. national team, on a one-month contract as part of the expansion process, mired the team in controversy…
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Top Three Moments of 2025–26: New York Sirens
The New York Sirens were full of young talent this season, with forwards like Kristýna Kaltounková, Casey O’Brien, and Maddi Wheeler making themselves known. Key veterans like Sarah Fillier and Kayle Osborne also had strong seasons. Let’s look back on three of the best moments of the 2025–26 season for…
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Top Three Moments of 2025–26: Minnesota Frost
The Minnesota Frost never cease to be a scary team. Year after year, they’ve maintained strong offence, defence, and goaltending. The Frost offered many highlight-reel moments in 2025–26. Here are just three of them. Moment #3: Kendall Cooper’s stick save Many goalies this season made incredible stick saves, such as…
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