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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 Score Five Goals in Back-And-Forth Loss to the Frost

April 4, 2026 - ST. PAUL, MN - The Minnesota Frost are once again bound for the PWHL Walter Cup Playoffs, as Kelly Pannek recorded two goals and two assists in a 6-5 win over Vancouver in a back-and-forth contest at Grand Casino Arena in front of 8,392 fans on Saturday afternoon. Pannek's big afternoon tied a PWHL single-game points record and both opened and closed the scoring for Minnesota, as the league's points leader factored in the team's first two and last two goals. Teammate Lee Stecklein added a career-high three assists, while Cla... Full Story

Goldeneyes Shut out at Place Bell with Victoire Winning 3-0

April 1, 2026 - LAVAL, QC - The Montréal Victoire became the second team to punch a ticket to the 2026 PWHL Walter Cup Playoffs, led by Ann-Renée Desbiens' sixth shutout of the season and two goals from Hayley Scamurra, shutting out the Vancouver Goldeneyes 3-0 in front of 9,176 fans at Place Bell on Wednesday night. Scamurra's two-goal night included the game winner, while Laura Stacey and Skylar Irving notched two assists apiece to lead the offence for the Victoire. After the game seemed headed towards overtime, still scoreless ... Full Story

Goldeneyes Sign Olympian Sini Karjalainen to a Reserve Player Contract

March 30, 2026 - VANCOUVER - The Vancouver Goldeneyes announced today that defender Sini Karjalainen has been signed to a Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) Reserve Player contract ahead of Tuesday's PWHL roster freeze. The 27-year-old from Posio, Finland is a two-time Olympian, most recently suiting up with Goldeneyes forward Michelle Karvinen at the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026. She has represented Finland internationally for over a decade, captaining the country's U18 team in 2017 and winning World Championship bronz... Full Story

Vancouver Tops Toronto 3-2 at Sold-Out Coca-Cola Coliseum

March 29, 2026 - TORONTO - The Vancouver Goldeneyes earned their first road win in a primary home venue this season, defeating Toronto 3-2 in front of a sold-out crowd of 8,631 at Coca-Cola Coliseum on Sunday afternoon. Mannon McMahon scored the game-winner, while former Sceptres Izzy Daniel, Sarah Nurse and Hannah Miller combined for five points against their former team. Blayre Turnbull led the way for Toronto, accounting for both Sceptres goals. Turnbull opened the scoring just 2:32 into the first period, finishing a rebound at the side o... Full Story

• Goldeneyes Score Five Goals in Back-And-Forth Loss to the Frost - April 4, 2026
  
• Goldeneyes Shut out at Place Bell with Victoire Winning 3-0 - April 1, 2026
  
• Goldeneyes Sign Olympian Sini Karjalainen to a Reserve Player Contract - March 30, 2026
  
• Vancouver Tops Toronto 3-2 at Sold-Out Coca-Cola Coliseum - March 29, 2026
  
• Goldeneyes Outshoot the Fleet But Lose 2-0 at Tsongas Center - March 25, 2026
  
• Goldeneyes Close out Five-Game Homestand with Loss to Minnesota - March 21, 2026
  
• Goldeneyes Tally Three in the First to Silence Sirens 5-2 - March 19, 2026
  
• Goldeneyes Record Second Consecutive Overtime Loss as Ottawa Wins 3-2 - March 14, 2026
  
• Goldeneyes Fall 2-1 in Overtime to Boston Despite Late Comeback - March 11, 2026
  
• Vancouver Goldeneyes Host First Nations Celebration Game Tonight - March 10, 2026
  
• Kirk Backstops Sceptres to Road Win over Goldeneyes - March 1, 2026
  
• 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
  
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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

Tue., Apr 7		Boston at Vancouver (Edmonton, AB)	9:30 p.m.
Sat., Apr 4	L	Vancouver 5 at Minnesota 6	Final
Wed., Apr 1	L	Vancouver 0 at Montreal 3	Final
Sun., Mar 29	W	Vancouver 3 at Toronto 2	Final
Tue., Mar 24	L	Vancouver 0 at Boston 2	Final
Sat., Mar 21	L	Minnesota 3 at Vancouver 1	Final
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• Kelly Pannek scores twice as Frost clinch playoff spot - PWHL St. Paul Pioneer Press (April 5)
  
• Vancouver Goldeneyes struggle to get past Desbiens' in 3-0 loss - PWHL Abbotsford News (April 2)
  
• Vancouver Goldeneyes secure road victory against Toronto Sceptres - PWHL Abbotsford News (March 31)
  
• Former Sceptres lead Vancouver Goldeneyes over Toronto - PWHL Toronto Star (March 30)
  
• Sceptres get a breakthrough goal, only to give up a backbreaker in loss to Goldeneyes - PWHL Toronto Globe and Mail (March 30)
  
• Goldeneyes get rare road win, top Sceptres 3-2 in Toronto - PWHL Vancouver Province (March 30)
  
• Sophie Shirley scores twice, Amanda Thiele wins PWHL debut in goal as Fleet double up Frost 4-2 - PWHL Toronto Star (March 30)
  
• Goldeneyes hold off Sceptres, snap two-game skid in 3-2 win - PWHL Toronto Star (March 29)
  
• Vancouver Goldeneyes fall short despite Campbell's solid' performance - PWHL Abbotsford News (March 25)
  
• Fleet defeat Goldeneyes as Aerin Frankel records sixth shutout of season - PWHL Boston Globe (March 25)
  
• Aerin Frankel makes 35 saves, Boston Fleet shut out Vancouver - PWHL Boston Herald (March 25)
  
• Frankel records 35-save shutout as Boston Fleet blank Vancouver Goldeneyes 2-0 - PWHL Toronto Star (March 25)
  
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