Kristen Campbell
New York Sirens Silence Sceptres, Securing 4-2 Victory
In a game full of firsts and after being the only undefeated team in the league this season being put to an end previously, the Sirens hosted the Sceptres on Wednesday, December 18th, securing a 4-2 victory. The Sceptres were handed their second-straight loss; the first of the two losses had been against the Minnesota […]
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PWHL Game Recap: Sceptres Take A 3-2 Loss, Charge Secures 1st Win Of The Season
The Sceptres took a 3-2 loss against the Ottawa Charge at TD Place Arena on Tuesday, December 3rd. Both Sarah Nurse and Izzy Daniel scored for Toronto, and Mannon McMahon, Jincy Roese, and Tereza Vanisova each scored the three Ottawa goals to help them secure their first win of the season. It was a close […]
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The Fleet Fall Short Against Toronto in Season Opener | 11/30/24
TORONTO, ON. — The Toronto Sceptres hosted the Boston Fleet Saturday afternoon, Nov. 30, at Coca-Cola Coliseum. This was the first game of the 2024-25 PWHL regular season. 1st Period The Fleet showed strong promises in the opening minutes of the first period. Maggie Connors tripped up Megan Keller 2 minutes into the game to give us the […]
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PWHL Game Preview: Boston Fleet @ Toronto Sceptres • 11/30/2024
The Boston Fleet travel to Toronto for the first game of the 2024-25 PWHL season. Boston Fleet (0-0-0) at Toronto Sceptres (0-0-0)Venue: Coca-Cola Coliseum Date: Saturday, November 30thTime: 2:00 p.m. EST TV: NESN/CBS SportsRadio: Boston – N/AToronto– Radio-canada Purchase tickets via Ticketmaster Boston Fleet Notes: The Fleet were 8-4-3-9 and third in the standings last […]
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PWHL Toronto’s Offseason Overhaul: Building for Redemption
After a disappointing first-round exit in the inaugural Walter Cup Playoffs, PWHL Toronto looked to improve this offseason. With only six teams making picks, the PWHL Draft is full of impressive talent and Toronto got what they were looking for in this one.
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PWHL Toronto Players in the 2024 Women’s World Championship
The league’s most successful team sent seven players to the Worlds with the goal of winning it all. Will that success translate now to a first-ever PWHL championship? With PWHL Toronto leading in the standings before the league took a two-week break for the World Championship, it seemed like an inopportune moment for the team […]
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PWHL Toronto’s Extraordinary Season
PWHL Toronto’s journey from worst to first has been remarkable, even in a season full of firsts for the brand new league. It began with a disheartening 4-0 loss to New York in the PWHL’s historic first game, followed by three more losses in their first five, firmly planting Toronto at the bottom of the […]
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