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New York filled a necessary need on offense by selecting Princeton and Canadian national team forward Sarah Fillier with the first pick in the Professional Women’s Hockey League draft. Regarded

SAINT PAUL, Minn. - A year ago, Natalie Spooner was a new mother and her professional women's hockey league was still a concept.

Natalie Spooner has been named the most valuable player of the inaugural Professional Women's Hockey League season.

Putting numerous women’s hockey accolades and a degree in psychiatry at Princeton behind her, Sarah Fillier is fully focused on her next career challenge: Being a difference-maker on a PWHL team in New York that struggled both on and off the ice. A New York team lacking identity, offense and wins in its inaugural season used the No. 1 pick to select the 24-year-old Canadian national team forward — and dubbed “a generational talent” by league scouts — with the ...

PWHL Montreal captain Marie-Philip Poulin has her second award nomination, this time for the PWHL’s Most Valuable Player. The nomination comes a week after…

New York centre Alex Carpenter, centre Marie-Philip Poulin of Montreal and Toronto winger Natalie Spooner have been named finalists for the PWHL Forward of the Year award.

The first season of the new Professional Womens Hockey League is in the books. Starting this week, the top four teams will square off for the Walter Cup.

Kaleigh Fratkin scored with 80 seconds remaining and Boston clinched a berth in the postseason with a 4-3 victory over Montreal after blowing all of a three-goal third-period lead in a Professional Womens Hockey League regular-season finale at the Tsongas Center on Saturday.

Kaleigh Fratkin scored with 80 seconds remaining and Boston clinched a berth in the postseason with a 4-3 victory over Montreal after blowing all of a three-goal third-period lead in a Professional Womens Hockey League regular-season finale at the Tsongas Center on Saturday.

Last week, the PWHL announced the annual awards the league will be handing out. Here are our picks ahead of the end of the regular season.