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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 Place Rosenthal on LTIR and Sign Lappan, Activate Karjalainen and Schneider on 10-Day Contracts

April 17, 2026 - VANCOUVER - The Vancouver Goldeneyes have announced that forward Gabby Rosenthal has been placed on long-term injured reserve (LTIR) with an upper-body injury. In a corresponding move, the team has signed forward Darcie Lappan to a Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) Standard Player Agreement and, in addition, have activated defender Sini Karjalainen and forward Malia Schneider from the team's Reserve Player list on 10-day contracts for the duration of the regular season. Lappan was signed to a Reserve Player contra... Full Story

Vancouver Goldenees Host South Asian Heritage Celebration Game on April 21

April 16, 2026 - VANCOUVER - The Vancouver Goldeneyes are proud to join local organizations in celebrating the histories and contributions of South Asian communities across British Columbia and beyond during its first South Asian Heritage Celebration game, presented by London Drugs, on Tuesday, Apr. 21 (7 p.m. PT) at the Pacific Coliseum, as the Goldeneyes face off against the MontréalVictoire. This game will spotlight the diversity within South Asian communities through dance, art, and storytelling, while creating space to honour the d... Full Story

Goldeneyes Breakout in 4-1 Win to Eliminate Torrent from Playoff Contention

April 15, 2026 - VANCOUVER, BC - The Vancouver Goldeneyes offense came alive tonight, scoring four straight goals in the first and second periods to defeat the Seattle Torrent 4-1 in the first rematch at Pacific Coliseum since the two expansion teams' inaugural game. A home crowd of 10,094 propelled the Goldeneyes to keep their playoff hopes alive, securing a win in regulation to eliminate the Torrent from postseason contention. The start of tonight's game was reminiscent of the teams' last meeting in Vancouver with Sarah Nurse once again th... Full Story

Vancouver Goldeneyes Announce April 25 Home Game to Start at 4 p.m. Pt

April 13, 2026 - VANCOUVER, BC - The Vancouver Goldeneyes today announced the team's final regular season home game at Pacific Coliseum on Saturday, April 25, 2026, will start at 4 p.m. PT against the visiting Minnesota Frost. The start time was previously unconfirmed and listed as TBD on the schedule. The game will also be the team's first Pride Celebration Unity Game, presented by e.l.f. Cosmetics. Click here for more information and for tickets. The game will be available live on TSN for Canadian viewers and in U.S. market on FanDue... Full Story

• Goldeneyes Place Rosenthal on LTIR and Sign Lappan, Activate Karjalainen and Schneider on 10-Day Contracts - April 17, 2026
  
• Vancouver Goldenees Host South Asian Heritage Celebration Game on April 21 - April 16, 2026
  
• Goldeneyes Breakout in 4-1 Win to Eliminate Torrent from Playoff Contention - April 15, 2026
  
• Vancouver Goldeneyes Announce April 25 Home Game to Start at 4 p.m. Pt - April 13, 2026
  
• Goldeneyes Close out Road Trip with Takeover Tour Loss to Boston in Edmonton - April 8, 2026
  
• Start Time Announced for April 18 Away Game Versus the Seattle Torrent - April 6, 2026
  
• 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
  
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League: Professional Women's Hockey League
Home: Vancouver, British Columbia
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Schedule: Full Vancouver Goldeneyes Schedule

Sat., Apr 18		Vancouver at Seattle	5:00 p.m.
Tue., Apr 14	W	Seattle 1 at Vancouver 4	Final
Tue., Apr 7	L	Boston 5 at Vancouver 1 (Edmonton, AB)	Final
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
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• Vancouver FC (CPL) - Vancouver, British Columbia
  
• Vancouver Giants (WHL) - Vancouver, British Columbia
  
• Vancouver Rise FC (NSL) - Vancouver, British Columbia
  
• Vancouver Warriors (NLL) - Vancouver, British Columbia
  
• Vancouver Whitecaps FC (MLS) - Vancouver, British Columbia
  
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• Sarah Nurse talks Vancouver, Goldeneyes season, PWHL expansion - PWHL Vancouver Province (April 17)
  
• Goldeneyes impressed with skill, versatility of rookie Samoskevich - PWHL Toronto Globe and Mail (April 16)
  
• Seattle Torrent can win top PWHL Draft pick via Gold Plan - PWHL My Northwest (April 15)
  
• Vancouver Goldeneyes defeat Seattle Torrent 4-1, Seattle eliminated from playoff contention - PWHL Abbotsford News (April 15)
  
• Goldeneyes rookie continues to impress - PWHL Vancouver Province (April 15)
  
• Vancouver Goldeneyes fall to Fleet despite Jaques breaking Frankel's shutout streak - PWHL Abbotsford News (April 8)
  
• Boston Fleet beat Vancouver Goldeneyes 5-1 - PWHL Vancouver Province (April 8)
  
• Boston Fleet skate by Vancouver, collect fifth straight win - PWHL Boston Herald (April 8)
  
• Fleet run winning streak to five with rout of Goldeneyes - PWHL Boston Globe (April 8)
  
• PWHL Takeover Tour finale gives taste of hometown crowd for Maschmeyer - PWHL Saskatoon Star Phoenix (April 8)
  
• 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)
  
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