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Puck will officially drop tonight ahead of Women’s Worlds, which are set to be held in Denmark this November. The two-game pre-tournament series will feature the USA and Canada, one of the world’s greatest sports rivalries.
Tonight’s game will be held in Windsor, Ontario, with a 7pm puck drop. On Friday, the teams will meet again … Keep Reading
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It’s no cliché when people say Natalie Stott is at the top of her game. The 22-year-old goaltender is the save percentage leader in all of college hockey. That’s right: men’s, women’s, all divisions. Stott sits at the top with a career .960 SV%.
And that’s not all: she holds two other Division III … Keep Reading
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The Boston Fleet have announced their 2026-27 training camp roster today, featuring 29 players who will hit the ice in November. The roster features the 19 players under contract with the club, as well as three of their 2026 draftees and seven invites.
“We’re excited to have our training camp roster set … 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
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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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It’s been a hectic few weeks in the Professional Women’s Hockey League as the four expansion teams begin to lay their foundations. Existing teams have now protected six players each. The final phase will commence from June 16th to June 18th. On the Wednesday in between, Detroit will host the 2026 PWHL Entry Draft, which will … Keep Reading
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The Professional Women’s Hockey League officially announced that Alina Müller has signed a three-year contract with PWHL Hamilton. It marks the first loss for the Boston Fleet roster during the Expansion Roster Distribution Process.
Müller will now reunite with former Fleet Head Coach Kris Sparre, who took the job in Hamilton to be … Keep Reading
By: Kelsea Durham | Follow me on Twitter/X @kelseadurham
During Phase One of PWHL expansion, existing teams across the league had to submit a three-player protection list. Every selection from these teams was crucial for growth and long-term success in a fast-growing league.
The official protection list for the Boston Fleet has been revealed, and the Fleet has decided to protect goaltender Aerin Frankel, Defender and captain Megan Keller, and … Keep Reading
By: Kelsea Durham | Follow me on Twitter/X @kelseadurham
With PWHL expansion set to reshape the league once again, the Boston Fleet are facing one of the biggest roster decisions in franchise history. Unlike last season’s expansion process, this year’s revamped rules eliminate the expansion draft entirely, forcing teams to think differently about how they protect their core while preparing … Keep Reading
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The Professional Women’s Hockey League announced that Boston Fleet goaltender Aerin Frankel has been named a finalist for the Billie Jean King Most Valuable Player Award. She is alongside Ann-Renée Desbiens of the Montréal Victoire and Kelly Pannek of the Minnesota Frost.
This is the second award she has been named a finalist … Keep Reading
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