The 2024-25 Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) season has ended. With its second season in the books, the PWHL teams now have names, and the league is solidifying itself as the premier women’s ...

She’s also a long-time player on the summer hockey camp circuit — first as a participant, then tagging along with her father ...

Forward Casey O’Brien, Wisconsin’s all-time points leader, was expected to be taken early in the draft, with many believing ...

On Tuesday, the New York Sirens announced that the team has re-signed defender Allyson Simpson to a two-year contract that ...

There will be a significant PWHL presence on the ice when Da Beauty League drops the puck tonight in Edina, Minnesota.

The five graduates from Clarkson University and St. Lawrence University will be playing for the Professional Women's Hockey ...

The New York Sirens selected eight players in the 2025 PWHL Entry Draft. Let's take a look at the players they selected.

After leaving the women’s hockey coaching staff in 2023, newly appointed head coach Courtney Kessel has made her return to ...

The 5-foot-4 forward out of Wisconsin said she had “great conversations” with Sirens management ahead of the draft, but she had no idea New York would trade up for her.

Sirens general manager Pascal Daoust also completed a trade with the Toronto Sceptres to acquire the No. 3 pick and choose Wisconsin center Casey O’Brien, women’s college hockey’s MVP last season.

Montreal Victoire captain Marie-Philip Poulin has won the Professional Women's Hockey League's Billie Jean King MVP Award for the 2024-25 season.

Poulin also garnered Forward of the Year honors ahead of Knight, who the Fleet lost to Seattle in PWHL expansion.