Sarah Nurse knew Vancouver was primed for professional women's hockey well before the massively successful Take Over Tour hit ...

Victoire has kicked off season two of PWHL hockey The Montreal women’s pro team is looking to build on momentum from inaugural season ...

The PWHL has officially unveiled jerseys for each of their six franchises, completing the release of their branding ahead of the league's second season.

MONTRÉAL, QC –The Montréal Victoire and Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) unveiled new uniforms on Thursday, with the start of the 2024-25 season approaching. The highly anticipated ...

After a storied inaugural season with six teams last year, the Professional Women’s Hockey League announced their teams’ new logos and team names on Monday after a year in the making.

Which of the six new combos — the Boston Fleet, Minnesota Frost, Montréal Victoire, New York Sirens, Ottawa Charge and Toronto Sceptres — is our No. 1? How do the rest measure up?

The wait is finally over as all six PWHL clubs have revealed team names and logos. The announcement was made on CityTV’s Breakfast Television Monday morning. The six names are: • Victoire de Montréal• ...

The Victoire logo is stylish and elegant, perfect for Montreal but the nickname itself is unimaginative, like calling them “Winners.” Mercifully, that one was taken.

The PWHL unveiled team names and logos for its franchises Monday.The six team names are the Boston Fleet, Minnesota Frost, Montreal Victoire, New York Sirens, Ottawa Charge, and Toronto Sceptres ...

The Minnesota Frost unveiled the new moniker and logo Monday morning, as did the other five inaugural teams in the PWHL, which debuted in January 2024.

The PWHL reintroduced its original six franchises with a new team name. The Boston Fleet will play the Victoire de Montreal, New York Sirens, Ottawa Charge, Toronto Sceptres and Minnesota Frost.

Jack Todd: Stylish and elegant logo for PWHL's Montreal Victoire For the most part, the official team names the league announced are bland but acceptable, although Boston missed a wicked-good ...