All articles tagged with #womens hockey
Originally Published 9 days ago — by WHEC.com
Five alumnae from Bishop Kearney's hockey program have been named to Team USA's roster for the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, including players who have previously competed in international championships and the Olympics, showcasing the school's strong hockey legacy.
Originally Published 9 days ago — by theScore.com
The United States announced its men's and women's hockey rosters for the 2026 Winter Olympics, with notable player omissions and strategic selections aimed at securing gold, especially in men's hockey where the team aims to end a 46-year gold medal drought. The women's team, led by veteran Hilary Knight, features a largely new roster compared to four years ago, emphasizing a fresh approach for the upcoming Games.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Sports Illustrated
The Minnesota Gophers hockey team won their season opener against Michigan Tech 6-3, overcoming a late second-period deficit with a strong final period, while the women's team secured a 5-0 victory over Boston University, both showcasing impressive performances and resilience.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by ESPN
The 2025 Hockey Hall of Fame class includes Zdeno Chara, Joe Thornton, Duncan Keith, Alexander Mogilny, and notable women players Jennifer Botterill and Brianna Decker, with inductees also honoring coaches Jack Parker and Daniele Sauvageau. Chara, known for his size and leadership, and Thornton, a prolific scorer, are first-time eligible, while Mogilny finally gets in after 17 years. The class highlights historic achievements in hockey, including international success and groundbreaking contributions by women in the sport.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by PWHL
The 2025 PWHL Draft will take place at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Ottawa, with 48 players selected by eight teams over six rounds. The event will be broadcast live across Canada and globally, featuring top prospects including forwards, defenders, and goaltenders, with detailed profiles of notable players to watch.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by PWHL
Sarah Nurse, a prominent Canadian women's hockey star and Olympian, has signed a one-year contract with PWHL Vancouver, becoming the fourth player to join the team's inaugural roster, which aims to grow professional women's hockey on the West Coast.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by PWHL
Cayla Barnes, a top draft pick and Olympic medalist, has signed a three-year contract with the PWHL Seattle, becoming the third player to join the league's inaugural team, highlighting Seattle's growing prominence in women's hockey.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by PWHL
Hilary Knight, a prominent women's hockey player and MVP finalist, has signed a one-year deal with PWHL Seattle, becoming the first player to join the team for its inaugural 2025-26 season, bringing leadership and experience to the new franchise.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by theScore.com
The PWHL's expansion draft revealed protected and unprotected players for Seattle and Vancouver, with notable players like Hilary Knight and Sarah Nurse available for selection, as teams balance long-term planning with current talent.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by PWHL
The PWHL announced the protected player lists for its six inaugural teams ahead of the 2025 expansion, including details on the protection process, signing window, and expansion draft for the upcoming season.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NHL.com
The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) announced that Raleigh, N.C., will host a neutral-site game between the Ottawa Charge and Minnesota Frost on March 7, 2025, as part of the PWHL Takeover Tour. This tour aims to bring women's hockey to new cities across North America, with tickets available for presale on November 21, 2024. The tour includes nine games in various locations, showcasing top women's hockey talent and expanding the league's audience.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The New York Times
PWHL Minnesota won the inaugural Walter Cup championship by defeating Boston 3-0 in Game 5 of the finals, with captain Kendall Coyne Schofield scoring the decisive empty-net goal. Coyne Schofield, a pivotal figure in the league's creation, celebrated the victory alongside team members and league investor Mark Walter. Minnesota, the lowest seed entering the playoffs, overcame significant challenges to secure the title, with standout performances from players like Liz Schepers and Taylor Heise, who was named the first-ever Ilana Kloss Playoffs MVP.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Eleven Warriors
Ohio State women’s hockey, once known for scandals and lack of success, has become a powerhouse under coach Nadine Muzerall, winning its second national championship in three years. Muzerall has transformed the program, attracting top talent and building a team with staying power. Despite challenges, including replacing key players, Ohio State is expected to remain a championship contender under Muzerall's leadership.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Eleven Warriors
Ohio State women’s hockey team wins its second national championship in three years, prompting calls for a new arena; former football coach Jim Tressel returns to Columbus to share a message with the team; former player Malcolm Jenkins offers life advice to the Buckeyes; Big Ten conference faces questions about its iconic commercial as it expands; other news includes a Paris race celebrating waitstaff and a Tennessee fisherman reeling in an alligator.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Athletic
The Ohio State Buckeyes secured a 1-0 victory over the Wisconsin Badgers to claim their second NCAA women’s hockey national championship. Joy Dunne scored the lone goal in a tightly contested game, with Ohio State's goaltender Raygan Kirk making 26 saves for the shutout. The championship game featured strong defensive efforts from both teams, with Ohio State outshooting Wisconsin 28-26. Ohio State's head coach Nadine Muzerall praised her team's defensive performance and expressed pride in the program's growth. Despite the loss, Wisconsin's young core, led by freshman goalie Ava McNaughton, remains optimistic for the future.