The Professional Women’s Hockey League will make history once again this season with the first-ever All-Star event set for March 7, 2027. TSN's Kenzie Lalonde and Cheryl Pounder react to the announcement and the 3-on-3 format which will include four teams divided by Canadians, Americans, international and rookie players.
Victoire forward Laura Stacey spoke about the impact the PWHL's All-Star event will have on the league and women's hockey in general and also touched on the format for the game itself which will divide four teams between Canadian, American, international and rookie players.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League revealed Thursday that the league will host its first-ever All-Star game in Toronto on March 7, 2027, featuring a four-team, 3-on-3 tournament at Scotiabank Arena. Watch the announcement here.
Hamilton's 18th overall draft pick Jade Iginla shares what it means to be a part of the Women of Colour Hockey Collective Summer Camp.
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.
Sceptres first-round draft pick Kirsten Simms and newly signed forward Jamie Lee Rattray spoke about joining Toronto. Simms reflected on draft night as a whole while Rattray discussed the new process of free agency.
The Victoire announced that captain Marie-Philip Poulin will undergo surgery on her ACL and meniscus this summer following further medical evaluation of injuries sustained during the 2025-26 season.
TSN Hockey analyst Cheryl Pounder joins Kenzie Lalonde to discuss how the Goldeneyes came out of the expansion process almost untouched, with the bulk of the core returning and No. 1 pick Caroline Harvey in tow, in hopes of taking a significant jump next season.
TSN Hockey analyst Cheryl Pounder joins Kenzie Lalonde to discuss how the defending champion Victoire only appear to be getting better this off-season with the additions of Emma Maltais and Jessie Eldridge.
TSN Hockey analyst Cheryl Pounder joins Kenzie Lalonde to discuss how the Charge were hit hard once again by the expansion process, this time losing key players like Brianne Jenner and Emily Clark, and whether Gabbie Hughes is ready to take a step up for the club next season.
TSN Hockey analyst Cheryl Pounder joins Kenzie Lalonde to discuss the splash PWHL Hamilton made with their management announcement and the balanced roster that the club is building, led by Alina Muller and Brianne Jenner.
TSN Hockey analyst Cheryl Pounder joins Kenzie Lalonde to discuss all the changes on the Sceptres as they currently stand after the PWHL Draft, and the concerns over who eighth overall pick Kirsten Simms is going to play with.
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.
Hamilton selects forward Jade Iginla, the daughter of Jarome with the 18th overall selection in this year's PWHL Draft.
The Montreal Victoire rounded out the first round of the 2026 PWHL Draft by taking Finnish forward Petra Nieminen 12th overall. Nieminen won bronze with Finland at the 2018 and 2022 Olympic Games, and racked up 41 points in 53 career games at the IIHF Women's World Championship.
The Ottawa Charge haven taken Wisconsin defenceman Vivian Jungels with the 11th overall pick in the 2026 PWHL Draft. Jungels, a three-time national champion, posted 75 points in 162 career NCAA games.
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.
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.
PWHL expansion Hamilton has made its first-ever draft pick, taking Finnish defenceman Nelli Laitinen out of the University of Minnesota with the sixth overall selection in the 2026 PWHL Draft.
The Seattle Torrent took University of Minnesota forward Abbey Murphy with the second overall selection in the 2026 PWHL Draft. Murphy, 24, finished her NCAA career with 143 goals, 118 assists and 261 points in five seasons.
The Vancouver Goldeneyes selected Wisconsin defenceman Caroline Harvey with the first overall pick in the 2026 PWHL Draft. Harvey, who won MVP at Milano Cortina 2026, becomes the first blueliner to be taken with the top pick in the draft.
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