Women's Hockey

What makes the Calgary Inferno and Canadiennes de Montreal so good offensively? Let’s dig in.

The Asian Winter games end, postsecondary playoffs continue, the Clarkson Cup cometh and preparation for Worlds is underway.

Erin Ambrose and Renata Fast to join Natalie Spooner on Team Canada

Kessler shines as the Furies lose decisive Game Three 3-1.

Christina Kessler made 37 saves but the Inferno have tied the series.

Jenelle Kohanchuk’s hat trick leads the Furies to a 1-0 lead in the playoff series.

Asian Winter Games are on, India's raising money for the Challenge Cup, Team USA is preparing for Worlds and Anne Schleper retires. Plus, it's playoff time in the CWHL and college hockey!

Isn't BC Interruption a swell hockey site? Just saying. All the CWHL and NWHL All-Star coverage you could possibly want, plus Team Japan and Team Switzerland are going to Pyeongchang.

A fabulous time was had by all

For the Furies’ Kelly Terry it’s exciting to feed off the energy of the big crowd.

This weekend the CWHL and NWHL show off their All-Stars and the last two Olympic berths will be won. Also, Universiade 2017 results, the Beanpot, and yet more changes to the NWHL schedule.

In their final regular season games the Furies denied Caroline Ouellette one record and got Shannon Moulson another

Calgary takes on its own in Japan while defender Katelyn Gosling leads the National University Team in Kazakhstan. Plus, Caroline Ouellette sets another milestone, Kessel scores her first pro goals and Australian hockey is on the rise.

Toronto sweeps Boston, Spooner only scores twice.

Cassie Campbell-Pascall chats, the Furies honour their alumni, the Pride streak grows. Plus more from the Whitecaps, Blades, Riveters and college hockey.

Natalie Spooner scores the only Toronto goal of the weekend

Natalie Spooner garners a hat trick in the loss, as PPP goes to the MCC

Hayley Wickenheiser retires from hockey. She gets a whole section this week. Deal with it.

NWHL All-Stars announced, IIHF U18 Women's World Championships continue with quarter-finals. Plus news from the CWHL, NCAA and around the world.

Lots to cover after a week away, but first and foremost - international hockey an hour from when this publishes!

In the last WHW of the year we've got international hockey for miles!

Strength in numbers was not enough to beat Calgary

Ouellette hits 300, Blades win, the Whale come home, Bilic says goodbye, All-Star Games announced, and World Championship tickets are onsale this weekend.

Fitz-Ward's final games. Plus, Clarkson upsets St Lawrence, Blades still looking for their first W, profile of a Whitecap, and Hockey USA announces their training camp roster.

With things quieter in the States over Thanksgiving, this week features a number of player features from the CWHL, U Sports and NCAA.