Women's Hockey / PWHL

The investigation into PWHL owner Mark Walter involving federal prosecutors, the SEC, and FBI continues as financial outlets continue to uncover more details in the story, and issues at hand.

Second round Torrent draft pick Sydney Morrow discusses her whirlwind draft night, family support, preparing for her professional career, and upcoming life in Seattle.

USA Hockey's identification system, and development camps bringing together the best 15-, 16-, and 17-year-old girls and women's hockey players has paid dividends, and should be replicated by Hockey Canada, who is being left behind by USA's program.

Second overall PWHL pick Abbey Murphy discusses draft day, NHL Development Camp, her game, and coming to Seattle.

Montreal Victoire and Team Canada captain Marie-Philip Poulin had reconstructive knee surgery this week for a torn ACL and meniscus. She's now entering a long period of recovery before the legendary forward can return.

The Seattle Torrent lost close to half their roster in expansion and free agency, but they return a group that looks like they'll have more defined roles, improved opportunity for internal development, and better chemistry. It could result in a winning season.

Seattle Torrent general manager Meghan Turner sat down to speak with Circling Seattle Sports about a number of topics ahead of the 2026-27 season ranging from the challenges of the inaugural season, the obstacles the expansion process this summer posed, the entry draft class, and much more.

Women's hockey is filled with sister pairings. And while only one duo has reached the PWHL to date, it won't be long before more sisters step into the PWHL together building new family ties in the hockey world.

New tariffs imposed by American President Donald Trump include hockey sticks and equipment. The result will be members of USA Hockey paying more to play the game, which could slow the sport's record growth in the USA following double Olympic gold and the PWHL's rise.

The NCAA is looking to expand their definition of legal body contact moving toward body checking in women's hockey while maintaining a focus on skill, puck possession, and player safety.

Yet another pair of PWHL stars are engaged. PWHL Hamilton and Canadian national team member Emily Clark and New York Sirens defender and former Canadian national team member Jaime Bourbonnais announced their engagement on social media.

What began as a last-minute idea between Saroya Tinker and Sophie Jaques has become one of the fastest-growing grassroots initiatives in women's hockey.

Flavor Flav stepped up to fund the US women's hockey team's trip to the ESPY Awards so the entire gold medal squad can celebrate together.

Seattle Torrent head coach Christine Bumstead has been through a whirlwind past four weeks, from being named head coach of the Torrent, taking part in the teams entry draft, and now Kraken development camp. We caught up with Bumstead to recount it all.

The Torrent add a two-time Canada West Player of the Year in forward Grace Elliott who is also the highest ever drafted U SPORTS player. The team rounded out their selections with a two-way defender in Gracie Gilkyson, and another Olympian in Gabriella Durante.

The Ottawa Charge and the PWHL have reached a multi-year agreement for the team to play its games at the Canadian Tire Centre, home of the NHL's Ottawa Senators, starting in the 2026-27 season.

The Seattle Torrent made Emerson Jarvis their third round pick, bringing in speed and tenacity. They also brought in a player excited to make her mark in the community.

The Living Sisu Hockey League (LSHL) will be loaded with PWHL talent when. the puck drops in Montreal this summer, including the Victoire's newest acquisitions Emma Maltais and Jessie Eldridge.

The seventh annual LS7 Sticks In For Charity tournament drew Olympians, PWHL players and community members to Etobicoke in support of access to sport.

The Boston Fleet are done with Lowell, officially moving into Boston to play at Agganis Arena. The team made the formal announcement on Tuesday.

From defensive partners to life partners, the Sceptres’ blueline duo celebrates a romance sparked during the league’s inaugural season, marking a new chapter for the PWHL blue line couple.

Women’s and girls’ hockey has hit another record mark in Canada with 121,000 women and girls registered in Hockey Canada sanctioned programs. It's a 5% increase year-over-year, and marks a new all-time high.

The Seattle Torrent re-signed Lily Delianedis and Lyndie Lobdell, and added Czech Olympian Noemi Neubauerova in free agency.

The PWHL has its first two outside investors bringing on the Ilitch Companies in Detroit led by Chris Ilitch, and Kilmer Sports Ventures led by Larry Tanenbaum in Toronto.