Shiann Darkangelo breaking out with the puck against the Toronto Sceptres. (Photo Credit: PWHL)

When Shiann Darkangelo was traded from the Boston Fleet to the Ottawa Charge late in the 2024 PWHL regular season, it could have easily felt like just another stop in a long professional career. She had already seen it all: NCAA success, international gold, professional championships, league collapses, league rebirths. But for Darkangelo, Ottawa wasn’t just a new team, it was a chance to prove she still had more to give.

Almost a year later, she’s not just fitting in, she’s thriving.


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Carleton University Graduate, Women's Sports Enthusiast, Ottawa Charge Writer for The Ice Garden