KK Harvey enters the PWHL after a record-breaking career at Wisconsin and years of international success, making her the clear choice as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 PWHL Draft. Her elite two-way game and championship pedigree have all the makings of a future franchise cornerstone.

The Minnesota Frost secured two key pieces of their championship core, re-signing Lee Stecklein and Grace Zumwinkle amid the PWHL's expansion process. The moves help position Minnesota for another Walter Cup run.

The Montreal Victoire celebrated their Walter Cup victory with over 20,000 fans in downtown Montreal. The event showcased the team's strong bond with the community and the growing popularity of women's hockey.

For the first time in PWHL history, two goaltenders have been named finalists for the Billie Jean King MVP Award. Ann-Renée Desbiens, Aerin Frankel, and Kelly Pannek headline a historic race that highlights the league's evolving landscape.

The PWHL's four-team expansion represents a major milestone for women's hockey, creating new opportunities across the league. However, the process also brings uncertainty as teams and players prepare for significant change.

The Montreal Victoire captured their first Walter Cup championship Wednesday night, defeating the Ottawa Charge 4-0 in Game 4 to complete a dominant series sweep. Led by playoff MVP Marie-Philip Poulin Montreal cemented its place in PWHL history with an energetic championship-clinching performance.

The Boston Fleet’s promising season ended abruptly with a semifinal loss to Ottawa in the PWHL playoffs. Now, Boston enters an uncertain offseason with expansion looming.

The PWHL will expand to Hamilton and Las Vegas in the 2026–27 season, growing the league to 11 teams. The announcement highlights the rapid rise and growing support of women’s hockey across North America.