Women's Hockey

Dakota Woodworth and Jamie Lee Rattray with the game winners.

The American superstar steals the spotlight, but there’s playoff hockey everywhere this weekend!

Today’s game was a much closer contest than Saturday’s, but Markham ends the season on a high note.

Four points from returning Olympian Laura Stacey and a shutout from Erica Howe clinched the final playoff spot.

Plus U Sports conference results, CWHL and NWHL news and hockey links from around the globe

Sami Jo Small shuts out Boston to finish the season for the Furies. Liz Knox takes the mantle of winningest goalie in Thunder history.

Whether they were fighting for a playoff spot or pride, the GTA CWHL teams both got the win tonight.

Larocque will be in the lineup for this weekend’s home series against the Calgary Inferno

Olympians are making their way back to their home teams.

Two goals by Nicole Brown and an injury to Hayley Williams.

Canada settles for silver in the first gold medal shootout in Olympic women’s hockey history.

A refresher on the schedule and format of the elimination rounds.

Noora Räty ties Florence Schelling with 10 Olympic wins.

Sweden overwhelms Korea and Evelina Raselli is the hero for the Swiss.

Noora Räty isn’t enough to save Finland from Team USA’s offense, and Canada’s offense is far too much for Russia.

Korea impressed but couldn’t score, and Ayaka Toko may have just earned herself a place in Japanese women’s hockey history.

Anna Shokhina had four points as Russia’s offense finally showed up, and Finland simply outclassed Sweden start to finish.

Geneviève Lacasse holds strong in her Olympic debut, and Finland’s power play proves to be Russia’s undoing.

Alina Müller has another multi-point game, and both Japan and Korea make Olympic history.

First Olympic goal for Saulnier, ninth for Välilä, and Jocelyne Lamoureux sets an Olympic record.

The Swiss were thoroughly outshot but penalties and Sara Benz were Japan’s undoing, and an improved performance by Korea is not enough to score on Sweden

Finland was up early but couldn’t hang to the lead, and Russia’s good goaltending is not enough to save them from Rebecca Johnston.

Team Japan shows they mean business in their first game, and Alina Müller’s four goals lead Switzerland to an easy win

Join us for sleep deprivation, excitement and anxiety as we follow the 2018 Olympic Games in South Korea.

A primer on Team Switzerland, Team Sweden, Team Japan and the Unified Korean Team.