Busy schedules aligned for Sophia and Luke Kunin as the San Jose Sharks forward made the trip to Boston to support his wife on her Walter Cup victory with PWHL Minnesota.
Kendall Coyne Schofield and Natalie Spooner may be PWHL opponents, but both players share a bond through the dual identity of an athlete-mother.
In attendance for a record-breaking Professional Women’s Hockey League game with his Montreal Canadiens teammates, Michael Pezzetta was blown away by his first live PWHL experience.
Jehan Jiwa, Grindstone Award Foundation vice president, continues to use hockey as a tool to help herself and others overcome life’s challenges.
Celebrations will include a new grant, ongoing investments, and mentorship programs across U.S. and Canada.
Mason Marchment of the Dallas Stars and Kennedy Marchment of PWHL Montreal praise each other’s game after unofficial family get-together in Montreal.
The PWHL Toronto forward has been an integral part of helping build a sustainable professional women’s league.
The PWHL now established with teams in six hockey-crazed markets, the game appears to finally be in lockstep.
Jesse Compher was selected 26th overall by Toronto at the inaugural PWHL Draft, and her brother J.T. could not be prouder.
Seeing the women’s game continue to grow in popularity is a source of pride for Spooner and her contemporaries.
The 28-year-old forward is a respected veteran on the international scene and the within the PWHPA.
The Canadian Tire PWHPA All-Star Weekend will take place December 9-11 in the Ottawa region.
As the NHLPA and NHL celebrate Gender Equality Month, the FHA Committee knows not to limit recognition of girls and women to only one month.
As one of the best players in the world, and an ambassador for Kraft Hockeyville, Marie-Philip Poulin is driven to build on the game's momentum.
The recent gold medal victory has further fuelled Nurse to inspire a new generation of players to chase their hockey dreams.
After watching from the sidelines in 2018, Erin Ambrose put on a stand-out performance at the 2022 Olympic Winter Games with Team Canada.
Knight has been at the forefront of pushing for change in women’s hockey and sees plenty of reasons for optimism for the future of the game.
Kendall Coyne Schofield has added published author to her growing list of accomplishments with her new book, "As Fast As Her."