Canadian Women's Hockey League (CWHL)

The Furies hoped to turn a new leaf with the start of the playoffs but their first game against the Canadiennes showed little change.

Three Thunder players and one Fury have been nominated for CWHL Awards

The Furies' final home game featured heroics, heartbreak and a hat trick.

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Brampton played well against the league's best but left three points on the table--something that could cost them home ice in the playoffs.

A busy weekend for the Furies included a girls' hockey tournament, Hockey Day in Canada, a Puppy Challenge and most importantly, two wins over the Boston Blades.

The Furies' first game back after the All-Star break was a triumph for the Thunder and a disappointment for the Furies.

The Clarkson Cup is moving to a larger home, courtesy of the Ottawa Senators.

Spooner's Team White took on Chu's Team Black in a show of hockey skill that was fun for everyone involved.

The Toronto Furies forward gave us a preview of what she can do at the CWHL All-Star Game

<em>The Furies returned to the site of Spooner&#39;s 5 goal, 6 point game, but a repeat was not in the cards </em>

USA 4 - SWE 0 / CAN 4 - RUS 0

SUI 5 - FRA 1 / SWE 3 - CZE 2 / RUS 3 - FIN 0

The Thunder took on the league&#39;s best and came out of the weekend with four big points.

FIN 3 - SWE 1 / SUI 6 - FRA 0 / RUS 3 - CZE 2 / USA 3 - CAN 1

SUI 2 - FIN 0 / SWE 7 - FRA 0 / USA 6 - RUS 0 / CAN 11 - CZE 0

The boys have had their fun, now the women play for their countries pride.

Les Canadiennes de Montreal and the Boston Pride will play an exhibition game on New Year&#39;s Eve.

Howe stole the show this weekend for Brampton.

Brampton played Boston for the 523rd time this season, came out with another two wins.

The Toronto Furies took on Calgary last weekend, and the CWHL All-Star Game will have a new look and feel to it.

Brampton&#39;s win streak comes to an end in Calgary.

The Furies came out on the losing end of a set of games against Montreal this past weekend.

The Thunder are pretty hot right now. They played two games against the Blades this weekend and won both. They've been on a tear as of late and have taken great strides in their first eight games. Last season, the Thunder won just three games in regulation. This

The Furies lost both games but it wasn&#39;t all bad.