A collection of 9 posts
Over the weekend at Centre 21.02 in Montreal, this year's PWHPA teams came together for the first time and found both some chemistry and some rough patches. Each team won one game and lost one game, and each victory came in somewhat dramatic fashion.
Exactly one week after Minnesota's Team adidas captured the U.S. crown for the 2021 Secret Dream Gap Tour, the Canadian leg ― a seven-day tournament taking place in a "segregated environment" in Calgary, Alberta, and on nearby Tsuut'ina Nation ― gets underway. Due to pandemic restrictions,
The PWHPA's Secret Dream Gap Tour resumed in Chicago last weekend, with another set of games between Minnesota and New Hampshire. After a pair of slower starts in New York, Minnesota's Team Adidas jumped to an early lead on Saturday thanks to an opening goal
When players representing the Minnesota and New Hampshire regions of the PWHPA stepped onto the ice at Madison Square Garden on Sunday evening, it had been 707 days since post-collegiate women's hockey was last broadcast live on national television. The landscape of the sport has
The PWHPA is playing hockey this season. Good hockey, even. But the gameplay itself and the postgame scrums make it very clear that these are not just regular hockey games. Each game is competitive, full of skill and physicality, but obviously there is some tension
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