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The Vancouver Goldeneyes are a women's hockey team. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, they are a member of the Professional Women's Hockey League.

Goldeneyes Sign Brianna Brooks to 10-Day Contract

March 1, 2026 - VANCOUVER - The Vancouver Goldeneyes have announced the signing of forward Brianna Brooks to a Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) 10-day contract. Her signing will help provide depth on the active roster while the team manages day-to-day injuries following the Olympic break. Vancouver's fourth round pick (32nd overall) in the 2025 PWHL Draft, Brooks was assigned to the team's Reserve Player list following Training Camp. The 23-year-old from Whitby, ON, split her NCAA career between the University of New Hampshire a... Full Story

Five Goldeneyes Players Bring Olympic Silver Back to Vancouver from Team Canada's 2026 Women's Ice Hockey Tournament

February 19, 2026 - VANCOUVER, BC - Five Goldeneyes players will return to Vancouver with silver medals for Canada following a 2-1 overtime loss to the United States at the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026. Goldeneyes leading scorer Claire Thompson became the all-time leading scorer among Olympic defenders with 17 career points, surpassing American Angela Ruggiero's record of 15. The Vancouver alternate captain's four points (1G, 3A) at this year's Winter Olympics put her tied for fourth among the tournament's defenders and tied for ... Full Story

Vancouver Goldeneyes Ultimate Watch Party Today

February 10, 2026 - VANCOUVER - The Vancouver Goldeneyes are hosting the Ultimate Watch Party for Canada vs the USA today at 10:00 a.m. PT (puck drop 11:10 a.m. PT) at Shark Club Sports Bar & Grill (180 W Georgia St.), together with She's Got Next and Girls at the Games. Fans will have the opportunity to meet Vancouver players and win prizes while cheering on the Goldeneyes who are representing Canada on the international stage. Select Goldeneyes players will be available to speak to media as of 11:00 a.m. PT. For watch party updates and Oly... Full Story

Three-Goal First Period Propels Frost to 4-1 Win over Goldeneyes

January 29, 2026 - ST. PAUL, MN - The Minnesota Frost jumped to a quick three-goal lead in the first period, backed by a 31/32 save night by Maddie Rooney, to overtake the Vancouver Goldeneyes 4-1 at Grand Casino Arena on the final day of PWHL play before the league breaks for the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026. Six 2026 Olympians hit the scoresheet in the matchup, led by Britta Curl-Salemme's two-goal night and Taylor Heise's two-point performance where she became the seventh player to reach the league's 50-point mark. But it was a ... Full Story

• Goldeneyes Sign Brianna Brooks to 10-Day Contract - March 1, 2026
  
• Five Goldeneyes Players Bring Olympic Silver Back to Vancouver from Team Canada's 2026 Women's Ice Hockey Tournament - February 19, 2026
  
• Vancouver Goldeneyes Ultimate Watch Party Today - February 10, 2026
  
• Three-Goal First Period Propels Frost to 4-1 Win over Goldeneyes - January 29, 2026
  
• Goldeneyes Edge Torrent 3-1 in Second Matchup Between PWHL Expansion Teams - January 25, 2026
  
• Goldeneyes' Offense Breaks Through with Five-Goal Shutout over Sceptres - January 23, 2026
  
• Goldeneyes Sign Malia Schneider to 10-Day Contract - January 22, 2026
  
• Vancouver Goldeneyes Host Lunar New Year Celebration Game on January 22 - January 19, 2026
  
• Ottawa Charge and Vancouver Goldeneyes Complete Six-Player Trade - January 18, 2026
  
• Watts' Overtime Goal Gives Sceptres 2-1 Win over Goldeneyes in Battle on Bay Street - January 17, 2026
  
• Vancouver Goldeneyes Activate Sarah Nurse from LTIR - January 15, 2026
  
• Desbiens Shuts out Goldeneyes in Québec City to Lead Victoire to Narrow 1-0 Win - January 11, 2026
  
• Charge Hold on to Secure Record Fifth Straight Victory with 4-2 Win over Goldeneyes - January 9, 2026
  
• Five Goldeneyes Players Named to Canada's 2026 Olympic Team - January 9, 2026
  
• Goldeneyes Rookie Nina Jobst-Smith to Become a First-Time Olympian After Being Named to Germany's National Team - January 7, 2026
  
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Vancouver Goldeneyes forward Michelle Karvinen
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League: Professional Women's Hockey League
Home: Vancouver, British Columbia
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Schedule: Full Vancouver Goldeneyes Schedule

Sun., Mar 1		Toronto 2 at Vancouver 0	16:24 2nd
Wed., Jan 28	L	Vancouver 1 at Minnesota 4	Final
Sun., Jan 25	W	Vancouver 3 at Seattle 1 (Denver)	Final
Thu., Jan 22	W	Toronto 0 at Vancouver 5	Final
Sat., Jan 17	L	Vancouver 1 at Toronto 2	Final (OT)
Sun., Jan 11	L	Vancouver 0 at Montreal 1 (Quebec City)	Final
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• B.C. Lions (CFL) - Vancouver, British Columbia
  
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• Vancouver Canadians (NWL) - Vancouver, British Columbia
  
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• Vancouver Giants (WHL) - Vancouver, British Columbia
  
• Vancouver Rise FC (NSL) - Vancouver, British Columbia
  
• Vancouver Warriors (NLL) - Vancouver, British Columbia
  
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• PWHL thrives post-Olympics with record attendance and increased popularity - PWHL Abbotsford News (February 28)
  
• B.C.'s Olympic silver medallist Jenn Gardiner back home - PWHL Abbotsford News (February 24)
  
• Vancouver Goldeneyes fall to Minnesota Frost 4-1 before Olympic break - PWHL Abbotsford News (January 29)
  
• Frost overpower Goldeneyes - PWHL St. Paul Pioneer Press (January 29)
  
• Celebrini, Bedard, Primerano inspire B.C. hockey heyday - PWHL Vancouver Province (January 28)
  
• Vancouver Goldeneyes surge to fifth place with win over Seattle - PWHL Abbotsford News (January 27)
  
• Goldeneyes beat Torrent 3-1, Gardiner, Daniel and Karvinen score goals - PWHL Vancouver Province (January 26)
  
• Gardiner, Daniel and Karvinen score goals, Goldeneyes beat Torrent 3-1 - PWHL Toronto Star (January 26)
  
• Nurse, last-place Goldeneyes confident in ability to make PWHL playoffs - PWHL Northeast Now (January 25)
  
• Vancouver Goldeneyes keep winning hearts and minds - PWHL Vancouver Province (January 25)
  
• Last-place Goldeneyes confident in ability to make PWHL playoffs - PWHL Vancouver Province (January 23)
  
• Goldeneyes soar to victory: Nurse & Campbell's standout performance leads the way - PWHL Abbotsford News (January 23)
  
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