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PWHL Weekly Notebook

December 15, 2025 - NEW YORK AND TORONTO - The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) returns to action following the international break with the busiest week of the 2025-26 regular-season schedule. The nine-game slate is highlighted by the launch of the PWHL Takeover Tour© in Halifax and Chicago, the first two of 16 neutral-site games that will be played outside the League's current complement of cities. PWHL TAKEOVER TOUR The PWHL will make its debut in Atlantic Canada on Wednesday with the DoorDash PWHL Takeover Tour presented... Full Story

Charge Sign Olivia Wallin to 10-Day Contract

December 15, 2025 - OTTAWA, ON -The Ottawa Charge announced today that forward Olivia Wallin has been signed to a Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) 10-day contract as the team prepares for its West Coast road games. The move was made to help solidify the team's depth while forward Gabbie Hughes is sidelined day-to-day with an upper-body injury. Wallin, who began the season on the Charge's Reserve Player List, was originally selected by the Seattle Torrent in the sixth round (47th overall) in the 2025 PWHL Draft. The 5'7" right shot f... Full Story

PWHL Weekly Notebook

December 8, 2025 - NEW YORK AND TORONTO - The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) season continued with seven games last week and heads into the international break with the Boston Fleet atop the standings with a perfect 4-0-0-0 record. The regular season schedule resumes on Tuesday, Dec. 16. UNDEFLEETED The Fleet are the first team in PWHL history to open a season with four straight wins, earning all four of their victories in regulation. Boston won both of their games this past week at Agganis Arena, including a 2-0 victory over ... Full Story

Boston Heads into the Break Undefeated with 4-1 Win over Minnesota

December 7, 2025 - BOSTON, MA - The Boston Fleet became the first team in PWHL history to win their first four games of the season, defeating the Minnesota Frost 4-1 on Sunday afternoon before a crowd of 5,338 at Agganis Arena. The Fleet enter the international break atop the PWHL standings with 12 points, while the Frost remain tied for second place with six points after having their road winning streak halted at two. Boston's four goals were a season-high and featured two in quick succession late in the first period and a perfect two-for-two... Full Story

• PWHL Launches Inaugural Mentorship Program for Girls in Hockey - (December 16)
  
• PWHL Weekly Notebook - (December 15)
  
• Charge Sign Olivia Wallin to 10-Day Contract - Ottawa Charge (December 15)
  
• New York Renews Sirens' Pro Series, Now Presented by Sprouts Farmers Market - New York Sirens (December 15)
  
• Toronto sceptres Join Local Holiday Giving Effort with the Shoebox Project for Women - Toronto Sceptres (December 12)
  
• World Junior Hockey Moms, Keep the Celebration Going at Minnesota Frost Hockey Mom Celebration Night December 19 - Minnesota Frost (December 11)
  
• PWHL and the Realest Announce a First of Its Kind League-Wide Authentication Program and Authentics Shop - (December 11)
  
• PWHL Weekly Notebook - (December 8)
  
• Frost Fall to Fleet 5-1 Ahead of International Break - Minnesota Frost (December 7)
  
• Boston Heads into the Break Undefeated with 4-1 Win over Minnesota - Boston Fleet (December 7)
  
• Toronto Falls to Montréal 3-1 - Toronto Sceptres (December 7)
  
• Montréal Wins Second Straight with 3-1 Victory over Toronto - Montreal Victoire (December 7)
  
• Maschmeyer Shuts out Sirens to Record Goldeneyes' First-Ever Win in Regulation - Vancouver Goldeneyes (December 6)
  
• Maschmeyer Shuts out Sirens to Record Goldeneyes' First-Ever Win in Regulation - New York Sirens (December 6)
  
• Vancouver Places Sarah Nurse on LTIR, Signs Malia Schneider - Vancouver Goldeneyes (December 5)
  
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OurSports Central provides coverage of the following Professional Women's Hockey League teams:

Boston Fleet - Boston, Massachusetts
Minnesota Frost - Minneapolis, Minnesota
Montreal Victoire - Montreal, Quebec
New York Sirens - Newark, New Jersey
Ottawa Charge - Ottawa, Ontario
Seattle Torrent - Seattle, Washington
Toronto Sceptres - Toronto, Ontario
Vancouver Goldeneyes - Vancouver, British Columbia

Wed., Dec 17	Montreal at Toronto Halifax, NS	6:30 p.m.
Wed., Dec 17	Boston at New York	7:00 p.m.
Wed., Dec 17	Ottawa at Seattle	10:00 p.m.
Tue., Dec 16	Ottawa at Vancouver	10:00 p.m.
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• Halifax gets chance to wine and dine PWHL with Takeover Tour - Montreal Gazette (December 16)
  
• Goldeneyes host Ottawa Tuesday, will be without Sarah Nurse again - Vancouver Province (December 16)
  
• Should Team Canada simply concede Olympic gold now in women's hockey? - Toronto Sun (December 15)
  
• Team USA women's hockey team good as gold in Rivalry Series sweep of Canada - Boston Globe (December 15)
  
• US women's hockey beats Canada again, sweeps this year's Rivalry Series - Boston Globe (December 14)
  
• Seattle Torrent's Mariah Keopple takes over fashion world with arena-to-runway designs - KING (December 13)
  
• Halifax in store for feisty battle with PWHL Takeover Tour - Montreal Gazette (December 13)
  
• How a former Bruin influenced Fleet forward Liz Schepers's hockey career - Boston Globe (December 12)
  
• PWHL Drops 1st-Ever Memorabilia Collection on Auction Site The Realest - Just Women's Sports (December 11)
  
• PWHL giving fans chance to bring home memorabilia - Toronto Star (December 11)
  
• US women's hockey dominates Canada again, locks up Rivalry Series - Boston Globe (December 11)
  
• PWHL Power Rankings: Unbeaten Boston moves up to the top - Daily Face Off (December 10)
  
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