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Thousands of fans will flood downtown Montreal today to celebrate the Victoire's historic Walter Cup win, the first championship for a Canadian team in PWHL history. The free public celebration marks a breakthrough moment for women's hockey across the country.
The Montreal Victoire are throwing a free downtown celebration this Saturday after winning their first-ever professional women's hockey championship. Fans can meet the Walter Cup champions at a public party in the heart of the city.
The Montreal Victoire made history by winning Canada's first Walter Cup championship, and now thousands of fans will celebrate with a downtown parade Saturday. After sweeping Ottawa 4-0 in front of 12,000 roaring fans, the team gets the hero's welcome they earned.
The Montreal Victoire will celebrate Canada's first Walter Cup championship with a free downtown parade on Saturday. Thousands of fans are expected to honor the team that made PWHL history.
San Jose's new professional women's hockey team just scored big by hiring Troy Ryan, an Olympic gold medal-winning coach, as its first head coach and general manager. The move signals an exciting new chapter for women's hockey on the West Coast.
The Montreal Victoire claimed hockey history Wednesday night, becoming the first Canadian team to win the PWHL's Walter Cup with a commanding 4-0 victory over Ottawa. Captain Marie-Philip Poulin lifted the trophy after three years of American dominance in the young league.
Five US Olympic gold medal winners, including NCAA champion Caroline Harvey, are joining the professional women's hockey league this year. The upcoming draft features the largest talent pool since the league's creation.
The first woman to play in an NHL game is now breaking barriers again. Manon Rheaume will lead Detroit's professional women's hockey team as its first general manager.
Fresh off winning Olympic gold in Milan, five members of Team USA's championship hockey squad are headlining the largest draft class in women's professional hockey history. Wisconsin star Caroline Harvey leads a pool of 235 players preparing to join the rapidly expanding league.
The professional women's hockey league welcomes its largest prospect pool ever, headlined by five fresh Olympic champions ready to bring their medal-winning talent to North American ice. Among them is Caroline Harvey, who just became the most decorated college player of her generation.
Five members of the U.S. women's hockey Olympic gold medal team are headlining the largest PWHL draft class since the league's launch. The impressive talent pool of 235 players is so deep that the league is adding up to four new expansion teams next season.
Minnesota hockey star Taylor Heise achieved her lifelong Olympic dream at 26, helping Team USA win gold with an assist on the overtime game-winner against Canada. After nearly two decades of working toward this moment, she's already setting her sights on the 2030 Winter Games.
Team USA hockey captain Hilary Knight played through a torn knee ligament to lead her team to Olympic gold, keeping the injury secret to avoid becoming a target on the ice. Days before the win, she proposed to fellow Olympian Brittany Bowe.
A North Dakota hockey player who started on the fourth line ended up on Team USA's first line and won gold at her first Olympics. Britta Curl-Salemme just became part of only the third U.S. women's hockey team to ever claim Olympic gold.
Madison Square Garden has sold out for women's professional hockey for the first time, with 18,006 fans set to watch the PWHL game on April 4. The surge in ticket sales followed Team USA's gold medal win at the Winter Olympics, proving that women's hockey has captured the nation's attention.
Hockey legend Hilary Knight will compete in her fifth and final Olympics in 2026, captaining Team USA in a chance for her second gold medal. The future Hall of Famer is ending her Olympic journey on her own terms after two decades at the top of women's hockey.