Women's Hockey

Toronto Maple Leafs to provide the venues for the CWHL’s biggest events.

Jayna Hefford joins the Hall, Jenn Botterill joins the MSG crew and Chloé Aurard has herself a week in the NCAA

Team USA runs the table at 4 Nations Cup

A quick recap of Day One action

USA, Canada, Finland and Sweden meet in Saskatoon November 6-10

In a last-minute addition, the Thunder’s 2018 first-round pick is headed to Saskatoon

Rattray and Cornell’s Kristin O’Neill will be replacing the injured Emily Clark and Sarah Potomak.

Four Nations Cup approaches, Nova Scotia hosting Worlds 2020, and streaming hockey from Australia.

Maschmeyer stood tall and a number of Montréal rookies got their first CWHL goals.

Victoria Bach scores for the Thunder while Erin Ambrose scores on her old team.

A 28 save performance by Liz Knox was not enough to get the win.

Links and recaps from all over. Also Lara Stalder is really very good.

Shiann Darkangelo gets her first two as a Fury, Amanda Makela with the shutout. Jamie Lee Rattray scores one in the loss.

Natalie Spooner scores twice, Jill Saulnier has a three-point game.

Bozek will be one of five CWHL players to suit up with Team USA.

Allen, Nurse, Prévost score, Tiley makes 28 saves to give the Furies their first win of the year

Recaps from U Sports, NCAA, CWHL and NWHL.

The Thunder put 50 shots on net and suddenly Noora Räty’s 26 save shutout seems less impressive.

There were six goals in each game. Sadly, this only worked out for one of our teams.

With lots of additions this offseason, is Toronto playoff-bound?

Both the Markham Thunder and Toronto Furies will be well-represented in Saskatoon

Returning Olympians and rookies have bolstered the Thunder roster.

Minnesota were the story in the NWHL’s opening weekend. Meanwhile, the CWHL has released details about streaming and TV broadcasts.

The weekend of January 5 - 6, 2019 will see all four Canadian CWHL teams on national television.

The defending Cup champions keep their core but add some new blood