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By: Alexis Caines | Follow me on Twitter/X @alexiscaines_
The Boston Fleet alongside the Professional Women’s Hockey League have officially announced that Agganis Arena will serve as their Primary Home Venue heading into the 2026-27 season. The move comes after three years at the Tsongas Center.
It’s been a long time coming to say the least. The Boston Fleet having their home … Keep Reading
By: Kelsea Durham | Follow me on Twitter/X @kelseadurham
As we enter the quiet portion of the PWHL Offseason, it marks the perfect time to take a look at the Boston Fleet’s front office and grade their performance. We will look at decisions made in PWHL expansion as well as the draft and grade them on the American Grading System (A through F) based … Keep Reading
By: Alexis Caines | Follow me on Twitter/X @alexiscaines_
It felt like the hits kept coming for the Boston Fleet during the Expansion Roster Distribution Process. They weren’t alone, though, and it felt like the entire Professional Women’s Hockey League got rattled in some way or another.
When the initial three protection slots were made amongst each team, the Fleet’s weren’t … Keep Reading
By: Kelsea Durham | Follow me on Twitter/X @kelseadurham
The Boston Fleet announced last week that they signed forward Taylor House to a one-year contract, adding depth and physicality to their forward group ahead of the 2026-27 season. House joins the Fleet alongside defender Amanda Boulier, bringing with her two seasons of PWHL experience and a reputation as a hardworking power forward capable of impacting … Keep Reading
By: Kelsea Durham | Follow me on Twitter/X @kelseadurham
The Boston Fleet announced last week that they signed defender Amanda Boulier to a two-year contract, adding another experienced presence to their blue line ahead of the 2026-27 PWHL season. Boulier joins Boston after helping the Montréal Victoire capture the Walter Cup, bringing championship experience and defensive stability to a Fleet roster looking to return to … Keep Reading
By: Alexis Caines | Follow me on Twitter/X @alexiscaines_
The Boston Fleet added some much-needed strength to their blueline during the draft last Wednesday night. Their first selection of the Professional Women’s Hockey League’s 2026 Entry Draft was an elite defender.
During the Expansion Roster Distribution Process, the Fleet lost six defenders: Zoe Boyd, Hadley Hartmetz, Riley Brengman, Daniela … Keep Reading
By: Alexis Caines | Follow me on Twitter/X @alexiscaines_
It’s hard to think of the Boston Fleet without thinking of Loren Gabel. She’s been a part of the team since day one. The Kitchener, ON native was taken 22nd overall in the inaugural draft, returning to Boston after an accomplished season with the Boston Pride in the Premier Hockey Federation.
On the ice, Gabel is … Keep Reading
By: Kelsea Durham | Follow me on Twitter/X @kelseadurham
On Thursday Afternoon, the Boston Fleet announced that they re-signed forwards Jill Saulnier and Sophie Shirley to two-year contracts. Phase five of PWHL expansion provides existing teams an exclusive window to re-sign players on expiring contracts.
The Fleet currently have seven other players signed for the upcoming season. During the draft … Keep Reading
By: Kelsea Durham | Follow me on Twitter/X @kelseadurham
The 2026 PWHL Draft brought together some of the top prospects and emerging names in women’s hockey as they took the next step in their careers toward the highest level of the sport. This year’s draft was unlike any other, with the addition of four new expansion teams reshaping the landscape of the league.
The 2026 … Keep Reading
By: Alexis Caines | Follow me on Twitter/X @alexiscaines_
The Professional Women’s Hockey League hosted the 2026 PWHL Awards Ceremony on Tuesday night. The Boston Fleet took home five of the seven league awards. They had a finalist in all but one category (Forward of the Year), and won each.
All statistics and voting are based on the regular season and were submitted prior to … Keep Reading
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