On the opening day of the PWHL's expansion process, only a week after the Minnesota Frost won their second straight Walter ...

The Toronto Sceptres have signed forward Clair DeGeorge on a one-year contract, the Professional Women’s Hockey League team ...

The PWHL’s new Vancouver franchise went defense first by landing the two-time defending champion Minnesota Frost’s blue-line duo of Claire Thompson and Sophie Jaques to start the ...

Stung by the expansion demolition of its carefully crafted defense, the Frost filled the holes in Tuesday’s PWHL entry draft by taking Quinnipiac defender Kendall Cooper sixth overall. She’s a 23-year ...

McQuigge, who turned 25 on Monday, was selected fourth overall by Vancouver in Monday's PWHL expansion draft. She will be joined by Frost teammate Denisa Křížová, who was selected eight picks later by ...

SAINT PAUL, Minn. — The Walter Cup is staying in Minnesota. Backed by more than 11,000 fans at the Xcel Energy Center, the Minnesota Frost secured the Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL ...

ST. PAUL, Minn. – Taylor Heise didn’t want to jinx anything. But speaking to media on Sunday after the Minnesota Frost’s triple-overtime victory in Game 3 of the PWHL Finals, she reflected ...

Sophie Jaques and Claire Thompson, finalists for the league’s defender of the year award, have signed deals with expansion ...

Liz Schepers scored 12 minutes into overtime and the Minnesota Frost won their second straight PWHL Walter Cup with a 2-1 win over the Ottawa Charge on Monday night in Game 4.

Minnesota Frost repeat as Walter Cup champions with OT win vs. Ottawa Charge: ... The Frost beat Toronto in a high-scoring semifinals and managed to flip a switch to win a low-scoring, ...

Liz Schepers scored 12 minutes into overtime and the Minnesota Frost won their second straight PWHL Walter Cup with a 2-1 win over the Ottawa Charge on Monday night in Game 4 of the best-of-five ...

Minnesota barely made the six-team circuit's playoffs, tying the Charge and Boston Fleet with 44 points. ... in the semifinals, the Frost downed the Toronto Sceptres three games to one.