The PWHL relaunches with a full house, big hits and a Toronto Sceptres victory
Sarah Nurse, Emma Maltais, Kristen Campbell and the injured Natalie Spooner received the biggest roars during introductions. And when the Sceptres and Boston Fleet lined up at the blue lines for the anthems, anticipation was high among the towel-waving crowd of 8,089.
The Toronto Sceptres of the PWHL may have accidentally invited some undue legal troubles when they recently reached out to ...
Here are the 28 players on board when the regular season begins Saturday against the Boston Fleet at Coca-Cola Coliseum.
With all six teams having their first game under their belt, here's the first impression of the second PWHL season.
The PWHL returned on Saturday afternoon and picked up right where it left off in its first season. The Boston Fleet visited ...
Toronto outshot Boston 41-19. Boston goalie Aerin Frankel, a big reason why her team advanced to the Walter Cup final last ...
Toronto native Daryl Watts is a newcomer to the Sceptres, having signed as a free agent after a team-high 10-goal year with Ottawa in the first season of the PWHL. Watts was with Team Canada and ...
The Toronto Sceptres entered the offseason as one of the deeper teams in the PWHL, and only got deeper using both the draft and free agency to stockpile an abundance of talent. New name ...
PWHL Toronto forward Sarah Nurse has been busy in the offseason. She hosted the “S. Nurse Summer Summit” to champion ...
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