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Highlights: Outstanding performances mark the opening three days of the 2024 IIHF Women’s World Championships
As we dive into the fourth day of the 2024 IIHF Women’s World Championships, let’s take a moment to catch up on the thrilling events unfolding in Utica, New York.This…
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PWHL Introduces the Walter Cup as it’s Championship Trophy
PWHL partners with Tiffany & Co. to create the league’s top prizeTORONTO, ON (April 5, 2024) – The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) announced yesterday its championship trophy, The Walter Cup. The Walter family…
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Canada opens Women’s Worlds with win over Finland
Canada began the group stage with a 4-1 win over Finland at the Women’s World Hockey Championship in Utica, New York.On their road to potential redemption after losing in the…
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An Ottawa win lights up the path ahead, in more ways than one
I’m not used to writing in the first person.Normally, I’d omit a sentence like that. Uninteresting observations don’t tend to make it in a final draft, despite how true they…
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Montreal drops fourth straight game in shootout loss to Minnesota
Making the third trip this year to the twin cities ended up in another loss for Montreal as they enter the international break.On Sunday afternoon at Xcel Energy Center Montreal…
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‘Since day one’: Boyd, ‘baka’ and banter help Akane Shiga feel at home in Ottawa
For most people in Japan, calling someone ‘baka’ probably wouldn’t be the best move.The word translates to being an idiot or a fool.But for Akane Shiga of the PWHL Ottawa…
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Montreal drops third straight game against Toronto in Battle in Steel City
Montreal lost a third game in a row on Sunday and has yet to beat Toronto this season who won their 10th straight game continuing their hot streak.Kori Cheverie who…
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Montreal suffers loss to Ottawa, loses back-to-back games for the first time
Montreal lost consecutive games for the first time this season when they lost 4-2 to Ottawa on Sunday in Laval in another physical and gritty match.With less than 10 games…
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Championship Ring ceremony a meaningful moment for Toronto Six
Bringing a celebrated closure to an unforgettable run, the dedicated group of individuals that comprised the Toronto Six gathered for a championship ring ceremony. Commemorating the exhilarating 2023 Isobel Cup…
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Montreal shut out again by Toronto in feisty affair
Montreal once again was shut out by their arch-rivals Toronto on Friday night at the Mattamy Atheltic Centre in downtown Toronto.The visitors had their three-game winning streak snapped while the…
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‘No shortage of inspiration’: Moms and mettle make up International Women’s Day for PWHL Ottawans.
For International Women’s Day, there’s plenty of successful women to celebrate, especially within the PWHL Ottawa roster. Captain of the team, Brianne Jenner, spoke about how she feels to be…
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Montreal outlasts New York in penalty-filled affair
Montreal cemented its spot at the top of the PWHL standings after another win on the road in Connecticut against New York.Jillian Dempsey scored her first of the season while…
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Celebrating Women’s History Month: Honoring Women in Hockey
This Women’s History Month, we would like to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to the countless women who have played pivotal roles in shaping the landscape of…
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Marie Phillipe Poulin, Melodie Daoust lead Montreal past Boston
It was a day to remember for Melodie Daoust who made her PWHL debut with Montreal scoring the game-winning goal on Saturday in Verdun.On Saturday afternoon in front of a…
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Female Powerhouse Spotlight: Genevieve Lacasse | Two-time Olympian & PWHL Front Office
Welcome to Women’s Hockey Life (WHL) Female Powerhouse Spotlight! Where we highlight a former or current female athlete tackling the male-dominated industry! 💪🏒This month we had the pleasure of talking to…
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Montreal looks to keep rolling at midway point of PWHL season
On Friday morning PWHL Montreal players, Kori Cheverie, and Danielle Sauvageau met the media ahead of their next home game on Saturday against Boston and spoke about the upcoming games…
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Get back: Ottawa tops New York in 3-2 showing
Carla MacLeod might be drawing parallels to Ted Lasso, but that doesn’t mean she subscribes to all of his wisdom.As far as the saying ‘be a goldfish’ goes, she said…
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Montreal falls short in shootout loss to New York
Montreal was down early but found a way to pull off an amazing comeback before losing on the road in New York.In a short season of only 24 games points…
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‘I have not been a part of a team that’s ever witnessed this’: Ottawa loses five straight, prepares for the climb
Five games, five losses. That’s been the story of the PWHL Ottawa team for almost the past month. They’re stuck in the league’s basement, but not for lack of trying.Saturday’s…
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Montreal secures a bounce-back win against Minnesota
After having their three-game winning streak snapped on Friday in Toronto, Montreal managed to hang on for a 2-1 win versus first-time visitors – Minnesota, in Laval. It was a…
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Empowering Trailblazers: Black Girl Hockey Club Canada Honors Historic Contributions of Black Women in Hockey
To commemorate Black History Month (February), the Black Girl Hockey Club Canada (BGHC) recently took to social media to celebrate the extraordinary contributions of black women who have paved the…
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CCM Hockey Partners with Scotiabank to Grow Women’s Hockey
Montreal, Quebec – CCM Hockey, a leading designer, manufacturer, and marketer of hockey equipment, is thrilled to announce a new program in partnership with Scotiabank dedicated to increasing opportunities for…
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PWHL “Takeover Weekend” – March 16-17
Ottawa-Boston to play at Detroit’s Little Caesars Arena on March 16 at 6:00 p.m. ETToronto-Montréal to play at Pittsburgh’s PPG Paints Arena on March 17 at 12:30 p.m. ETTORONTO, ON…
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Growing pains: Ottawa expands, yet faces another overtime loss
A new month, a similar problem for Ottawa – they’ve lost again in overtime.New York’s Alex Carpenter will go down as Ottawa’s bane on Sunday, scoring not only the tying…
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Laura Stacey OT winner lifts Montreal over Boston
Montreal scored a revenge win against Boston on the road at the Tsongas Center on the campus of UMASS-Lowell.Laura Stacey scored less than three minutes into the extra period to…
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Maureen Murphy leads Montreal over Ottawa in Laval
The Rookie scored the game-winning goal in overtime with 90 seconds remaining in the extra frame to lift the home team in front of a sellout record crowd.Montreal won their…
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Win some, lose some: back-to-back games in Ottawa makes history
A week of firsts for Ottawa, for better or worse.When the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) had its first game in the city, advisory board member for the league, Stan…
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PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S HOCKEY LEAGUE (PWHL)ANNOUNCES TORONTO-MONTREAL GAME AT SCOTIABANK ARENA
“Battle on Bay Street” presented by Coca-Cola® reignites a Canadian rivalry on Friday, February 16, at 7:00 p.m. ETTickets go on sale on Thursday, February 1TORONTO, ON (January 25, 2024)…
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Tereza Vanisova game-winner leads Montreal past Minnesota
Montreal was able to leapfrog Minnesota into first place in the PWHL standings after beating them 2-1 on the road at the Excel Energy Center in St, Paul.Montreal was able…
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Gabriella Hartley part of exciting future for hockey in Falkland Islands
Belonging to a generation of pioneering competitors, the combination of spirit and perseverance encompasses Gabriella (Gabi) Hartley’s hockey odyssey. Approaching almost a decade with stick in hand, the very talented…
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