Sarah Fillier
PWHL New York: 2024 Draft Recap
The second-ever draft in the Professional Women’s Hockey League history, happened on June 10th at the Roy Wilkins Auditorium, Minnesota. Adding up to the roster of the six teams in the league would be 42 women throughout seven rounds. The team from New York, after a not-so-great year but a comeback in the end, which […]
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A Closer Look at the 2024 PWHL Draft First Round
The 2024 Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) Draft, the second in the league’s history, was a significant event that showcased the continuing growth and competitive spirit of women’s professional hockey. Following the precedent set by the inaugural draft in 2023, which saw Taylor Heise lead her team to a Walter Cup victory, the 2024 draft […]
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PWHL Ottawa: 2024 Draft Preview
The excitement is building for Ottawa fans as the 2024 PWHL draft approaches. This year’s draft will take place on June 10th in Minnesota and is expected to feature a deep pool of incredible women’s hockey players ready to make an impact. Ottawa, who missed the playoffs by three points this season and finished 5th […]
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PWHL Playoff Spots Still Up For Grabs
Toronto and Montreal are the only two teams to have clinched a postseason berth. The PWHL’s inaugural season has been a solid success when it comes to the competitiveness and parity of the teams. All original six teams have been knotted closely together, with no one team running away with the top spot and none left behind by a […]
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Battle of the Titans: Team Canada and Team USA Face Off in the Women’s World Championship Round Robin
It was the round-robin game many hockey fans were waiting for: Team Canada and Team USA met for the final game before the elimination matches began, with the winner taking the top spot in the group. The US came into the day with the most goals scored (25) and least goals against (1). Canada, currently […]
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Battle of the Red and White – Team Canada vs. Team Switzerland in the Women’s World Hockey Championship
The Canadian National Women’s team took on Switzerland today in their second game of the IIHF Women’s World Hockey Championship in a battle that was close on the scoresheet but a little further apart in possession and shots. Canada skated to a 4-1 victory. The first period saw Canada get into a bit of penalty […]
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