Women's Hockey

Laura Stacey scores the game-winner to send the Thunder to the postseason.

It’s a race to the finish line and every point counts.

Canada and USA provided the best hockey of the week but there were plenty of intense games to go around.

The Markham Thunder threatened, but they couldn’t get enough pucks past Elaine Chuli.

Shiann Darkangelo stepped up to keep Toronto in the playoff hunt.

Hilary Knight the difference maker in the goalie duel.

One week, three games, Canada vs USA. Don’t miss it!

A shorthanded goal from Natalie Spooner can’t save her team from troublesome nets, a fluke goal and Montréal firepower.

Other stories this week: the Beanpot and the NWHL All-Star Game

Victoria Bach scores her first hat trick and adds a couple of assists in the win.

Jamie Lee Rattray gets her first CWHL hat trick as the Thunder score a touchdown in Worcester.

With a short bench and a surprise addition, Toronto gains two points on the roadtrip.

Next year, instead of demonstration, why don’t we try inclusion?

Stacey and Bach score one apiece but Saulnier scores four.

Two goals from Victoria Bach and an excellent performance from Erica Howe combined for the win!

Four Furies and five Thunder players will join Team Canada

The Ukrainian National Team’s win at the Div IIB Qualifying tournament is the next step in their development.

Meet Team Purple and Team Gold.

It sounds good, but what does it mean for the league?

Elaine Chuli gets the shutout as the Furies split the weekend series

Shea Tiley saved 50 and Renata Fast scored one, but it wasn’t enough.

U-18 Worlds thoughts along with the usual CWHL, NWHL, college and international links

Late scoring wasn’t enough to get Markham and Toronto any wins.

A Marie-Philip Poulin hat trick sinks Toronto and Markham’s late comeback is good enough for a point but not a win.

Here’s a handy beginners guide to the CWHL and the teams you’ll see this weekend.