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PWHL expanding to Seattle for 2025-26 season, Kraken to play supporting role
Seattle is the PWHL’s second expansion team after the announcement of Vancouver last week, and the league’s eighth franchise, with the original six markets in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Boston, New York and Minnesota. The team will join the league’s single-entity ownership structure under The Walter Group.
NHL.com staff writer Anna Kulesa will be filing a biweekly notebook on all the happenings in the Professional Women’s Hockey ...
Minnesota defeats Ottawa 3-0 to keep their playoff hopes alive. Lee Stecklein leads the way with two goals. The Charge, Frost ...
Seattle will now be home to three women’s pro sports leagues, with the PWHL team joining the WNBA’s Storm and NWSL’s Reign.
On Wednesday morning the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) officially announced its newest expansion team in Seattle, ...
Toronto Sceptres third-string goalie Carly Jackson of Amherst, N.S., made 25 saves in her first-ever start and PWHL ...
Boston is in control of its playoff destiny, and can assure a postseason place with a victory in either of its final two ...
One women's hockey legend is coming to the PWHL before her career closes. Michelle Karvinen has officially declared for the ...
Minnesota players and staff received their rings in a private ceremony after Sunday's final home game of the season.
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