Sceptres' Emma Woods on the team's next game Sunday against the Minnesota Frost:
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Sceptres' Emma Woods on the team's next game Sunday against the Minnesota Frost:
Sceptres Renata Fast on the team's outlook for the second half of the PWHL season:
Blayre Turnbull on the outside noise around Canada at the Olympics
A lot of people on the outside who were making comments about our team and our potential, the coaching strategy and roster management, those people don't have any clue what happens inside the locker room or what happens on the bench.
One of a Kind: Marie-Philip Poulin - As she sets new Olympic records and puts the team on her back, here's my conversation with Poulin on her love of the game and more:
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GO GET IT GIRLS! #canadahockey
These are your top 10 scoring leaders in the PWHL at the Olympic break. *Note: Boston (first place) has none in this group. Is this what you expected?
#TBT to season one of the PWHL and Toronto playing Boston at Mattamy Athletic Centre! Front row!
At tonight's game in Place Bell a number of Olympians will be celebrated, including France St-Louis who brought home a silver medal with Canada’s Women’s National Team in 1998, and Julie Chu, who earned three silver medals and one bronze at the Olympics with Team USA.
About those skates...
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Raygan Kirk is in the top five in goaltending stats in the PWHL, but got only her second win of the season on Saturday in the Battle on Bay Street vs. Vancouver.
"Jenner is meticulous in the way she prepares. And that's why in the big moment, she shows up. She's also very versatile. She wins faceoffs. She's can play wing, obviously. She's good on the power play. She's defensively sound. She's a great leader."
-- Gina Kingsbury
Troy Ryan mentioned "the work [Spooner's] done behind the scenes to even get herself to this point. People may think that we think we're getting the Spooner of old; we're not and that's okay. She'll play a unique role, and she's setting herself up for success to be able to contribute in that role."
Coming up in The Hockey News, some takeaways from today's Canadian Olympic team announcement, including behind the scenes on the difficult conversations with those not selected, and some emotional moments for those who made the team.
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After a lacklustre game at home against the Sirens, the signs are all there for the Sceptres: they need scoring, and they need some decent play to translate into points.
Ahead of Friday's announcement of Canada's roster, here are my choices. I think Zandee-Hart >> Larocque, and although I know this won't happen, I chose Tabin over Sophie Jaques, with defense (not offense) as a priority. If Nurse is still injured, Danielle Serdachny would be next to replace her.
There have been exactly 200 regular-season games played in PWHL history, beginning with a matchup between New York and Toronto on Jan. 1, 2024. Toronto’s 36 wins rank second behind Montréal’s 37, while New York’s 26 are last among the league’s six original teams.
Going into tonight’s game against NY, Daryl Watts is riding a 5-game point streak after recording points on both of Toronto’s goals against Seattle It was her second multi-point game of the season, and she’s now 1 goal shy of tying Sarah Fillier’s record 4-game goal-scoring streak from last season.
New York Sirens' Coach Greg Fargo Discusses The Team's Season So Far!
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Casey O'Brien's Breakout Rookie Season With the New York Sirens! Points, faceoffs, team vibes and more!
Jade Downie-Landry, who is from the South Shore of Montréal (and played at McGill University), will get to play on home ice today in front of her friends and family for the first time on Sunday. She made her season debut on Friday against her former Sirens teammates following activation from LTIR.
Toronto Sceptres' defender Renata Fast looks forward to the PWHL Takeover Tour stop in Hamilton, Ontario!
What looks like uncertainty in Toronto’s crease is by design. Elaine Chuli and Raygan Kirk are being managed as a true tandem, not a hierarchy. Watch for my full analysis in The Hockey News!
PWHL standings Dec 30
Boston Fleet are in a tier of their own
.792 win % | +9 goal diff
Toronto Sceptres second in points
but.583 win % shows tight margins
Minnesota Frost (3rd) and Montréal Victoire (4th) separated by just 1 point
Ottawa Charge in last place
333 win %, most games played
The Sceptres’ Emma Maltais will have 40 family members arriving in style for today’s game at the Bell Centre via a rented bus. Her father Mario is from Alma, QC in the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean area of the province.
According to my pre-game notes, Brianne Jenner is off to the best start in her PWHL career as one of 6 players in the league age 34 or older. The Charge captain is tied for the league lead with 8 points in 8 games.
Something tells me Jenner really wants to be on Canada's Olympic roster.
A familiar list — with a couple of surprises.
The top scorers heading into Toronto vs Montréal feature the usual names, plus Anna Kjellbin and Kati Tabin quietly near the top for their teams.
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The Sceptres were supposedly going with a 'tandem' approach this year, but I was surprised that Elaine Chuli didn't get the start last game against Ottawa after a good game in New York. Now, if Kirk gets the start at the Bell Centre it's fair to say you don't have a 1A and 1B, you have a #1 and a 2.
Tomorrow marks the third edition of the Duel at the Top at the Bell Centre.
Montréal vs Toronto, back on the same ice where a world attendance record was set in the PWHL’s inaugural season.
Are these the players you expected to see at the top of the PWHL points race?
A few familiar names — and a couple that might surprise you — leading the way early.
