The PWHL has announced several key dates leading up to the 2025-26 season.
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PWHL Vancouver Signs First Overall Pick Michelle Karvinen
One of the PWHL’s newest teams has inked their first overall pick to a one-year deal.
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IIHF, PWHL Move Women’s Worlds to November
The IIHF and the PWHL announced that Women’s World Championships will now be played in November on an annual basis, beginning in 2026.
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Cloudy with a Chance of Knight-ning: Predictions for the Debut of PWHL Seattle
PWHL Seattle is getting ready to hit the ice this fall, but what can we expect as this new blend of talent, skill, and grit brings professional women’s hockey to the Emerald City?
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PWHL Releases 2025-26 Season Schedule
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.
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What Kristin O’Neill Brings to New York
With nine great picks in the 2025 draft, O’Neill’s experience and positive attitude will be an invaluable asset in the growth of the Sirens.
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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.
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New York Sirens Welcome Kristýna Kaltounková
Local fans got to know their first-overall pick and general manager at this interesting event.
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Is the past the future for Vancouver’s name?
What could the PWHL Vancouver brand identity look like?