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The Boston Fleet are officially beginning their search for a new head coach. It comes after the shocking news earlier in the week that Kris Sparre was leaving for PWHL Hamilton.
While his reasoning behind his departure makes sense, the news was still a total surprise for many. Sparre joined the Fleet in July 2025, but … Keep Reading
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The Professional Women’s Hockey League announced that Kris Sparre has been named Head Coach of PWHL Hamilton. He will be the franchise’s first coach. They were named as one of the four expansion teams on May 13th.
Sparre is leaving the Fleet better than he found them. The Coach of the Year finalist led Boston to … Keep Reading
The Professional Women’s Hockey League has announced that Boston Fleet Head Coach Kris Sparre has been named a finalist for Coach of the Year. He is alongside Kori Cheverie of the Montréal Victoire and Carla MacLeod of the Ottawa Charge.
The PWHL Awards Ceremony is being held on June 16th in Detroit, MI.
When Sparre was hired back in July 2025, … Keep Reading
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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
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The Boston Fleet beat the Ottawa Charge 2-1 in Game One of the Professional Women’s Hockey League Playoffs. Boston leads the best-of-five semifinal series 1-0.
It was a chippy first period with 15 penalty minutes across both teams. Boston defender Rylind MacKinnon laid a huge hit on Gabbie Hughes and received a major penalty and game … Keep Reading
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In just a few days, the puck will drop on the 2026 Professional Women’s Hockey League postseason. It’s been a memorable year for the PWHL, reaching new heights across the league and individually amongst teams and players. Four teams will face off with the hopes of capping off their season by hoisting the … Keep Reading
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The Boston Fleet have had a stellar season. On many accounts, they’ve exceeded preseason expectations. And as of late, the offense has been clicking to get rid of the one-goal games. Aerin Frankel has done her job in net exceptionally well; she is the MVP of the Fleet roster, and probably the whole league. It was … Keep Reading
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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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The Boston Fleet opened their road trip with a gritty 4-0 win against the Toronto Sceptres. They became the first PWHL team to record three consecutive shutouts. They are incredibly close to a postseason berth, their first since the inaugural season.
It was Liz Schepers who scored first for the Fleet. It came right on the … Keep Reading
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After Friday night’s 4-0 win in Toronto against the Sceptres, Boston Fleet Head Coach Kris Sparre was asked about his netminder’s MVP case. “I don’t know if it’s a case as it’s just give her the damn thing.“
At just 26 years old, Aerin Frankel’s hockey career has been outstanding. … Keep Reading
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