Canadian Women's Hockey League (CWHL)

Four Nations schedule, livestream and team overviews, Brampton Thunder's first win, Charline Labonté plans for the future, some NWHL analysis and Holy Cross is getting a D1 team

A series missing stars from both teams produced mixed results

Plus CIS renamed, the Pride and les Canadiennes roll on, Kessel out of Four Nations Cup and Szabados cut from Peoria

It was quite a week for Marie-Philip Poulin but on the other hand when is it not?

Old and new stars step up to make their mark on a new season.

The Furies look to improve on last year's fourth place standing, but will the amount of new players help or hinder?

Calgary beat Brampton, Buffalo beat Connecticut, the Pride beat everybody. Meanwhile, Harrison Browne made history. Girls across the world tried hockey this past weekend and Team Mexico got a step closer to the Olympic dream.

The Thunder are in Calgary to play the defending champs in the first game of the season

Both the NWHL and CWHL regular seasons start this weekend. Here's some reading to tide you over til then

The Boston Pride and the New York Riveters both took a game from Team Russia and Crosby made a 52-save effort in a loss to Wisconsin as preseason games got underway for the NWHL and NCAA this week.

CWHL tweaks the schedule, Team Russia preps for NWHL games, and Shannon Szabados picks the SPHL... for now

Jessica Koizumi retires, Emerance Maschmeyer prepares for 2018, Denna Laing works on her recovery. Plus, why women's teams need to be part of NHL18.

Okay still no games yet (although les Canadiennes have released their pre-season sched) but selection camps and previews galore!

LaCasse to Inferno, Shelby Bram to Sweden, a late addition to the Riveters, Russia vs the NWHL and more drama with the Swedish national team. Plus an introduction to SBNation's Hannah Bevis, college news and more from the CWHL Draft.

All the CWHL draft coverage you can shake a stick at plus updates from the NWHL and women's hockey around the world

The 2016 CWHL draft is over - so who did the Furies get?

In total, the Thunder selected 15 players over the weekend

<em>The second of a series of articles about the CWHL draft. This article covers how the draft works and identifies some of the star prospects. </em>

Goalie Jessie Vetter retires. A new crop of hopefuls vie to take her place as the American and Canadian U-22 and U-18 teams compete in Calgary. Plus, CWHL draft profiles, the NWHL schedule is out and the Furies&#39; Kori Cheverie has a new job.

The first of a series of articles about the CWHL draft. This general look at the registration list will be followed by more on how the draft works, who are the star prospects and a draft recap with a focus on who the Furies drafted.

U-22 and U-18 prospects take the ice this week and you can watch some of it online! Plus AZDen talks to CWHL Communications Director Sasky Stewart, registration for the CWHL draft has been finalized and ASU held its first prospect camp.

NWHL rosters are full... sort of. Brandt and Coyne join the Whitecaps. Ruggiero takes on a leadership role with the IOC.

Female American sledge hockey players gear up for Team USA tryouts, NWHL free agency ends Sunday and CWHL draft registration ends Monday

The highlights from the IIHF U18 High Performance Development Camp show the future of women&#39;s hockey is bright!

IIHF U-18 High Performance Camp, Russian WNT camp, Canadiennes, Habs, Whale, Blades... it&#39;s summertime and everyone&#39;s going to camp.