PWHL Take Tour: A Hit in Winnipeg
The PWHL Takeover Tour made its stop in Winnipeg, Manitoba Sunday night for the league’s inaugural game in the rabid hockey market.
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The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) is a women’s professional ice hockey league in North America. The league comprises eight teams, four of each from the United States and Canada. The teams play a regular season to earn one of four places in a postseason tournament that determines the winner of the Walter Cup.
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PWHL: Sceptres fall to Frost in OT
After a very strong few performances after the Olympic break for the PWHL, the Sceptres tried to keep the train rolling on Sunday.
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Ella Shelton’s Familiar Rival Wins Gold
Toronto Sceptres defender Ella Shelton was one of six Canadian players who narrowly lost the women’s hockey gold medal game
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Sceptres Return From Olympics
Nine players from the Toronto Sceptres represented their respective countries at the 2026 Winter Olympics. Each of them, plus coach
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Eight Olympic Debuts To Watch
On Thursday, the women’s hockey tournament gets underway at the 2026 Olympics in Milano Cortina, Italy. A total of 61
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PWHL Notebook: The Ultimate Send-Off
For the first time in history, four PWHL games were played on a single day. Informally dubbed the “Ultimate Send-Off”, Thursday was the last pre-Olympic game day.
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Sceptres Struggles Magnified in Loss to Goldeneyes
Sound the alarm bells. The Toronto Sceptres are in trouble. Troy Ryan’s squad is a sinking ship. Thursday’s 5-0 loss to the expansion Vancouver Goldeneyes.
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Nurse Sparks Goldeneyes, Team Canada
A collective sigh of relief was echoed by the near-sellout crowd at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, from fans of both
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Canada Announces Women’s Olympic Roster
On Friday afternoon, Team Canada announced its roster of 23 players that will attempt to defend the women’s hockey gold
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Osborne Outstanding; Sirens blank Sceptres
Kayle Osborne turned in a 31-save shutout performance to lead the New York Sirens to a 2-0 victory over Toronto