Kayla Titmarsh

Get ready, hockey fans, because the Pacific Northwest is about to get a whole lot louder. The PWHL continues to break new ground, announcing major news that Seattle is officially joining the league for the upcoming season–becoming the eighth team in the league that is quickly rewriting the future of women’s professional hockey. This expansion solidifies the league’s West Coast presence, following the recent addition of PWHL Vancouver. Together, the two cities establish the Pacific’s showing for

Vancouver is officially stepping into the professional women’s hockey spotlight. The PWHL has confirmed what many on the West Coast have dreamed of: the league is coming to the Pacific. Starting in the 2025-26 season, Vancouver will become the newest destination for the best women’s hockey talent. The league is bringing the game to a city with immense potential and a pretty incredible fanbase. From the Stanley Cup Playoffs to Olympic gold medal games, this city never fails to show up and show

Clear your calendars and circle June 24 in bold. The 2025 PWHL Draft is coming to Ottawa, and it’s quickly shaping up to be a must-see event. The nation’s capital is ready to host the league’s third-ever entry draft, and if the first two were exciting already, year three is bringing in even more talent. From future franchise players to sibling stories, this year’s draft class has it all. Ottawa’s hockey heritage runs incredibly deep, and now it’s the site for the PWHL’s next big step. After both