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.
Kunit Nagra, PWHL, Uncategorized
PWHL
PWHL, Rob Del Mundo
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.
Bloggers, PWHL, Rob Del Mundo, Teams
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
Bloggers, PWHL, Rob Del Mundo
Sceptres Return From Olympics
Nine players from the Toronto Sceptres represented their respective countries at the 2026 Winter Olympics. Each of them, plus coach
Bloggers, PWHL
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
PWHL, Rob Del Mundo
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.
PWHL, Rob Del Mundo
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.
Bloggers, Rob Del Mundo, Teams, Uncategorized
PWHL Noteboook – January 21
Charge, Goldeneyes complete six-player swap On Sunday night, the Ottawa Charge and Vancouver Goldeneyes made a six-player trade, the largest
Bloggers, PWHL, Rob Del Mundo
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
Bloggers, Rob Del Mundo
Eight Sceptres Headed To Olympics
There will be no shortage of Toronto Sceptres players representing their countries at the XXV Winter Olympics starting next month.