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By: Alexis Caines | Follow me on Twitter/X @alexiscaines_
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 has announced that Boston Fleet defender Haley Winn have been named a finalist for Rookie of the Year. She is alongside Casey O’Brien of the New York Sirens and Nicole Gosling of the Montréal Victoire.
This is the second award she has been named a finalist for this year, also getting … Keep Reading
By: Alexis Caines | Follow me on Twitter/X @alexiscaines_
The Professional Women’s Hockey League has announced that Boston Fleet defenders Megan Keller and Haley Winn have been named finalists for Defender of the Year. They are alongside Sophie Jaques of the Vancouver Goldeneyes.
The PWHL Awards Ceremony is being held on June 16th in Detroit, MI.
Keller led all defenders in regular-season … Keep Reading
By: Alexis Caines | Follow me on Twitter/X @alexiscaines_
The Professional Women’s Hockey League is expanding to four new teams before the start of the 2026-27 season. Detroit, Las Vegas, and Hamilton have already been announced. San Jose is expected to be the fourth with an announcement tomorrow, bringing the total teams in the PWHL to 12.
To the public eye, much of the expansion … Keep Reading
By: Kelsea Durham | Follow me on Twitter/X @kelseadurham
Haley Winn was drafted by the Boston Fleet second overall in the 2025 draft. The former Clarkson University Powerhouse has made quite a name for herself in Boston and is a core piece of the defensive line. This two-way player has international games under her belt and two gold medals from the Women’s … Keep Reading
By: Alexis Caines | Follow me on Twitter/X @alexiscaines_
Going, going, gone. It seemed like the one-goal game luck would eventually dry up, and on Sunday night in Ottawa, it finally did.
The Boston Fleet won Game One, but it wasn’t nearly enough, dropping the remaining three to get eliminated by the Ottawa Charge. But they didn’t go without a fight. … Keep Reading
By: Alexis Caines | Follow me on Twitter/X @alexiscaines_
For the Professional Women’s Hockey League, there’s just one more day remaining in the regular season. From there, it’ll jump right into the playoffs, and with only two rounds, we’ll see Walter raised in no time. It’s time to start taking an early look at the offseason.
The 2026 PWHL Draft Class is filled with talent. … Keep Reading
By: Alexis Caines | Follow me on Twitter / X @alexiscaines_
Season three has been memorable for the Professional Women’s Hockey League. This season, they have had games at three of the most iconic hockey venues: Bell Centre, TD Garden, and Madison Square Garden. The game in New York City smashed the previous United States Women’s Hockey attendance record with a crowd of 18,006. TD … Keep Reading
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