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Over the last month, the National Women's Hockey League (NWHL) has announced the sale & transfer of ownership of two of its teams as well as a handful of player signings in advance of the league's upcoming seventh season.
Amid an outbreak of COVID-19 cases affecting several of its teams and a wealth of uncertainty, the National Women's Hockey League announced the suspension of the 2021 season just one day before it was scheduled to host a pair of nationally-televised semifinal games.
The NWHL's Connecticut Whale and Toronto Six both notched wins on Wednesday evening, defeating the Boston Pride and Buffalo Beauts, respectively.
Through two days of the 2021 NWHL season, the Metropolitan Riveters and Minnesota Whitecaps remain undefeated, while the Buffalo Beauts and Toronto Six are still searching for their first win.
A tripleheader kicked off the NWHL's sixth season on Saturday, with the Metropolitan Riveters, Minnesota Whitecaps and Connecticut Whale coming out on top in their respective games. The first day of action featured great goaltending battles & low-scoring affairs.
The National Women's Hockey League and its six teams will head to Lake Placid, NY for a single-site, two-week season between January 23 and February 5.