The PWHL’s third season kicks off on Friday, November 21, as the league released its schedule for the 2025-2026 season on Wednesday morning.
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Donkin’s Book Tells PWHL Story
While there are shelves and shelves of books about men’s hockey, far fewer books exist written about women’s hockey. Now, we can add a new one to the shelf, as reporter & author Karissa Donkin’s Breakaway: The PWHL and the Women Who Changed the Game is now available.
Posted inMinnesota Frost, PWHL
Guess who’s back? Three numbers that indicate Grace Zumwinkle is poised for a resurgence
After a dominant rookie campaign followed by a slow second year, Grace Zumwinkle is poised to return to her goal-scoring ways in year three.
Posted inNew York Sirens, PWHL
New York Sirens Welcome Kristýna Kaltounková
Local fans got to know their first-overall pick and general manager at this interesting event.
Posted inPWHL, PWHL Vancouver
Is the past the future for Vancouver’s name?
What could the PWHL Vancouver brand identity look like?
Posted in2025 Top 25 Under 25, New York Sirens, PWHL
2025 Top 25 Under 25: Sarah Fillier (1)
Ranked first overall, Fillier is not just a rising star, she’s already the player every opponent has to game-plan against.
Posted in2025 Top 25 Under 25, PWHL
2025 Top 25 Under 25: Sophie Jaques (2)
Sophie Jaques’s meteoric rise to stardom is only the start for a player who’s easily in the top ranks of women’s hockey.
Posted inAnalytics, PWHL
The Impact of the No Escape Rule
The PWHL’s newest innovation was the main story heading into the league’s second season. Now with a full year’s worth of implementation to go off of, did it accomplish what it set out to do?
Posted in2025 Top 25 Under 25, Ottawa Charge, PWHL
2025 Top 25 Under 25: Gwyneth Philips (3)
Slotted at three, Philips has the poise and pedigree to become the backbone of both Ottawa and Team USA’s crease for years to come.
Posted inMinnesota Frost, PWHL
After Frost Roster Shakeup, Young Playoff Playmakers Could Keep Minnesota Competitive
Frost fans may be justifiably nervous for the 2025-2026 PWHL season, but there’s no reason to write off a Walter Cup threepeat just yet.
