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On January 4, the Professional Women's Hockey Players Association had its first game of 2020: a 2-0 contest in front of 3,401 fans at the Leon's Centre in Kingston, Ontario. On January 12, many of the same athletes suited up at the Mattamy Athletic
High calibre hockey may have been the only real certainty heading into the Dream Gap Tour's debut weekend. Many weren't sure what to expect from an early season tournament held at a community arena outside of Toronto, but any doubts quickly dissipated when fans entered
Brianne Jenner spent large parts of her summer on conference calls and in group chats, keeping in what she describes as constant communication with other members of the PWHPA board as they arranged the coming season. It's not quite how she'd envisioned her career panning
Seen from a distance, it might have seemed inevitable that the Calgary Inferno would win the Clarkson Cup this season. A league-high nine of their players are 2018 Olympians, and another four have played for their national team this year. They captured the Chairman's Trophy
Brianne Jenner scored a hat trick on Sunday as Team Gold, captained by Liz Knox, claimed an 8-4 win over Brigette Lacquette's Team Purple at the 2019 CWHL All-Star Game. And she didn't even get a hat to show for it. "You'd think maybe a
2017 is shaping up to be the biggest year yet for the ongoing paradox of women's hockey. Every four years since 1998, women's hockey has headed to the Olympics -- and no women's pro hockey league before the CWHL has survived for more than two