Women's Hockey

The mainstream media and the leagues need to do a better job of making sure coverage happens.

GM Sami Jo Small addressed the situation on Saturday’s broadcast.

One team wins, one team loses heading into the holiday break

Sarah Nurse and Victoria Bach score the game winning goals.

Miller steps down, Seiling and Muni are fired and Ouellette and Sauvageau step up.

Toronto is on a three-game win streak; Markham swept by Calgary

It was a night of firsts in Toronto, and a frustrating night in Markham

Toronto Furies send four, Markham Thunder send seven to Scotiabank Arena.

USA-Canada series, CWHL and NWHL All-Star Games and 2019 Worlds.

A two point game for Brooke Webster and 36 saves from Liz Knox weren’t enough to get the sweep.

Howe and Barbara the heroes in the shootout.

Plus news from the Canadiennes and late-breaking news regarding a CWHL Governor.

Sarah Nurse led her team to victory with a four point night.

Victoria Bach scores the game winner as the Markham defence stifles Toronto.

Alina Mueller and Chloé Aurard make waves, Inferno and Canadiennes both sweep, and the Whale get their first win.

Goals from Fulton and Nurse were not enough to complete the comeback.

Toronto scores 4 but gives up 7 while Markham takes 5 of 6 points on their road trip.

Toronto Maple Leafs to provide the venues for the CWHL’s biggest events.

Jayna Hefford joins the Hall, Jenn Botterill joins the MSG crew and Chloé Aurard has herself a week in the NCAA

Team USA runs the table at 4 Nations Cup

A quick recap of Day One action

USA, Canada, Finland and Sweden meet in Saskatoon November 6-10

In a last-minute addition, the Thunder’s 2018 first-round pick is headed to Saskatoon

Rattray and Cornell’s Kristin O’Neill will be replacing the injured Emily Clark and Sarah Potomak.

Four Nations Cup approaches, Nova Scotia hosting Worlds 2020, and streaming hockey from Australia.