The Professional Women's Hockey League is enjoying a major post-Olympic boost that's no better reflected than with the New York Sirens.
The PWHL's two newest general managers, Vancouver's Cara Gardner Morey and Seattle's Meghan Turner, are eager to begin building their initial rosters with the start of league's two-phased expansion process opening Wednesday.
The New York Sirens enter their second PWHL season featuring a new star in Sarah Fillier, a new coach in Greg Fargo and have finally landed a permanent home at New Jersey's Prudential Center.
New York filled a necessary need on offense by selecting Princeton and Canadian national team forward Sarah Fillier with the first pick in the Professional Women’s Hockey League draft.
Sarah Fillier is ready to shelve her Princeton education and focus on hockey by entering the PWHL draft, where she is projected the No. 1 pick on Monday.
Several players, including Alex Carpenter, could play a huge role in the gold medal game between the U.S. and Canada.
Whatever faint hope there was for the rest of the women’s hockey world closing the gap on Canada and the United States is quickly being dashed three days into the Olympics.
After routing Switzerland in the first tilt of the 2022 Winter Olympics, the Canadians kept their foot on the gas with a dominant showing against Finland.
Canada's women's hockey team got off to a strong start with a rout over Switzerland in their first game of the 2022 Winter Olympics.
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Emily Clark scored twice, including the go-ahead goal 5:05 into the third period, and Canada beat the United States 3-1 in Game 1 of a nine-game pre-Olympic Rivalry Series between the national women’s hockey teams Friday night.