Women's Hockey

A primer on Team USA, Team Canada, Team Finland and the Olympic Athletes from Russia.

The Hockey Hall of Fame suggest some names for consideration, but there are worthy nominees beyond their list.

Toronto officially eliminated from the playoffs with the loss.

Markham sneaks into a tie for the final playoff spot.

Also Katie Burt, Victoria Bach, Caroline Ouellette and Meaghan Mikkelson made a mark this week.

It’s officially a streak as the Furies win live on national television.

Amanda Makela makes it two in a row, helped out by a three point night from Jenna Dingeldein.

More Olympic rosters, Ouellette returns to the CWHL, and the NWHL names their All-Stars.

Les Canadiennes were kept to two power play goals.

Three Toronto goals and a 43 save performance from Markham goalie Liz Knox were not enough for wins tonight.

Plus U18 wrap-up, NWHL vs USA and plenty of CWHL news

First television broadcast of the season will be January 28th against the Calgary Inferno.

PPP’s Furies Fete did not turn out to be fantastic.

Alex Carpenter and Rachel Llanes scored their first CWHL goals and Jenna McParland put up her first three goals of the season.

The 2014 Olympic silver medalist returns to the CWHL.

Plus Nations Cup results, and college hockey is back!

The CWHL’s Toronto franchise could use some help and the USWNT defender might be the answer.

Fulton and Prévost score, Furies beat the Boston Blades 2-1

The first games of 2018 could have gone better, but they could have gone worse.

Plus, the Pegulas buy the Beauts, Canada finalizes their roster and two major tournaments begin this week.

Renata Fast and Laura Stacey will make their Olympic debuts.

Plus, Russia, Switzerland and Canada were the winners in pre-Olympic play this week.

Montréal edges Markham in a shootout, Toronto falls to Calgary

As Olympic selections loom, Canada and USA meet up for two final games of 2017.

Both teams came back from a three goal deficit but both lost in OT