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By all accounts, this will likely be the last Dream Gap Tour sponsored by Secret, and the PWHPA spent all season showing North America what type of hockey to expect from their new league. In the playoffs, each team came together to play their best
It's fitting that, as everyone somewhat cheekily looks ahead to the official announcement of a new union-backed PWHPA league, that the PWHPA's Dream Gap Tour has achieved something that looks and feels like high-stakes playoff hockey. Both of Friday's semifinal matchups went to overtime and
The PWHPA traversed the highways of southern Ontario for its most recent showcase and will now finish the regular season with two sets of games in the US before championship weekend in California.
In the second PWHPA showcase in Truro, one team pulled away from the pack to take the top spot in the standings. That team, of course, was Team Harvey's, who picked up three total wins over the weekend, including an OT thriller and two offensive
The Professional Women's Hockey Players Association (PWHPA) mission is clearly stated on the front page of their website: "To promote, advance, and support a single, viable professional women's ice hockey league in North America." There’s more to the mission, but that's basically the gist.
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,