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Walter Cup champion Laura Stacey hosts 7th annual charity road hockey tournament

Walter Cup champion Laura Stacey recently hosted her 7th annual “LS7 Foundation #SticksInForCharity” road hockey tournament in her hometown of Etobicoke, Ontario. Stacey won the PWHL “Hockey for All” Award in 2025 for the charity event which supports getting kids active in a variety of ways. The event was another huge success with the LS7 Foundation sharing they’ve already raised more than half of their $177,777 goal. There will be another charity game later in August in Montreal, donations can be made at laurastacey7.ca.

Goldeneyes take Harvey first overall at 2026 PWHL Draft

Wisconsin defender Caroline Harvey was selected by the Vancouver Goldeneyes with the first pick in the PWHL draft on Wednesday in the latest major milestone achievement for the U.S. gold medal-winner and three-time college champion.

Sceptres select F Kirsten Simms eighth overall in 2026 PWHL Draft

The Toronto Sceptres selected Wisconsin forward Kirsten Simms with the eighth overall pick in the 2026 PWHL Draft. Simms put up 26 goals and 33 assists in 31 games with the Badgers in 2025-26, and became the fourth player selected from the defending national champions on Wednesday.

Janecke, Edwards and Eden make it an all-American Top 5 in PWHL Draft

Vegas had the third and fifth overall picks in the 2026 PWHL Draft and selected Team USA forwards Tessa Janecke and Lacey Eden. Sandwiched between them was San Jose's selection of Laila Edwards with the fourth overall pick, making it an all-American Top 5 in the 2026 PWHL Draft.

Caroline Harvey headlines Top 10 prospects available entering 2026 PWHL Draft

Five U.S. gold medalists headline a list of 23 draft-eligible players who competed at the 2026 Olympic Winter Games, including tournament MVP and best defender Caroline Harvey. TSN Hockey analyst Cheryl Pounder joins Kenzie Lalonde to break down the top eligible players and where they might fall in the draft order on Wednesday.

Sceptres hire Rhéaume as team’s next head coach

Pascal Rhéaume has been named the new head coach of the PWHL’s Toronto Sceptres. The 52-year-old native of Quebec City played 318 games in the NHL and most recently served as an assistant coach with the American Hockey League’s Bridgeport Islanders. After being introduced, Rhéaume spoke about the importance of a fun atmosphere off of the ice.

Jenner, Clark, Muller excited to be part of new chapter with PWHL Hamilton

PWHL Hamilton is the league’s tenth team and will be ready to play in the 2026–27 season. General manager Meghan Duggan spoke about the five players that have been sign so far, including Brianne Jenner, Emily Clark and Alina Muller, who also spoke about their excitement at this new chapter.

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