In a rematch of last year’s Clarkson Cup final, Les Canadiennes defeated the Inferno 3-1.
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Will the CWHL move the Clarkson Cup Final next season?
After this weekend’s festivities are over and its two year deal with the Senators is up, the CWHL will need to find another place to host the Clarkson Cup.
Bailey Bram, Rebecca Johnston key to Inferno’s repeat hopes
After a quiet series against Toronto, Rebecca Johnston and Bailey Bram are critical for Calgary to win back-to-back Clarkson Cups.
Staturday: CWHL season wrap-up
The CWHL playoffs are about to begin, so this week our focus will be on some of the enlightening numbers and trends from the 2016-17 CWHL regular season. CWHL Last year Les Canadiennes de Montreal had the top-four scorers in the CWHL. This year they had three of the top-five scorers. Montreal’s Marie Philip-Poulin and […]
Les Canadiennes, Thunder to face off in Clarkson Cup semifinals
Montreal has home ice, but it’s going to be a close matchup between the two teams.
Furies, Inferno to meet in Clarkson Cup playoffs
The fourth-place Furies face a tall order against the reigning champs.
Behind the Glass: Masch Snubbed and NWHL Suspensions
The focus this week in Behind the Glass will be on the CWHL because the regular season has come to a close and the playoffs begin tomorrow. 1. The CWHL recently announced finalists for their yearly awards. There were quite a few surprises, but none bigger than Calgary’s Emerance Maschmeyer getting snubbed as a nominee […]
Calgary Inferno claim top spot in CWHL
After splitting their final series against Montreal, Calgary finished the regular season as the CWHL’s top team.
Staturday: Back in action
The All-Star Games are over, the home stretch of the CWHL and NWHL has begun and the NCAA Tournament is drawing nearer. CWHL The Toronto Furies get an extended rest before the Clarkson Cup Playoffs begin. They Furies are the only team not in action this weekend which means that Brampton’s Jocelyne Larocque has an […]
Behind the Glass
The style of “Behind the Glass” is shamelessly pilfered from Elliotte Friedman’s “30 Thoughts” column on Sports Net. But instead of a collection of thoughts, stories and rumors from the NHL, the focus here will be story lines from the NWHL and CWHL. Let’s jump right into it.
