US EditionPWHL Vancouver Signs Sarah Nurse, Emerance Maschmeyer
- On June 4, 2025, Vancouver’s team in the Professional Women’s Hockey League bolstered its roster by securing goaltender Emerance Maschmeyer for two seasons and signing forward Sarah Nurse for one season.
- These signings followed Ottawa and Toronto protecting other players, leaving Maschmeyer and Nurse available during the exclusive signing window before the expansion draft for Vancouver and Seattle to build rosters for their 2026 debut.
- Maschmeyer, 30, played two seasons with Ottawa Charge, posting 15 wins and a 2.42 goals-against-average despite a season-ending injury in March, while Nurse, also 30, had 6 goals and 8 assists in 21 games with the Toronto Sceptres and is a two-time Olympian with gold in 2022.
- Maschmeyer said she is excited about the chance to join Vancouver and be part of an important phase in the league’s growth, while Nurse expressed pride in becoming part of PWHL Vancouver and helping to establish professional women's hockey on the West Coast.
- These moves highlight Vancouver general manager Cara Gardner Morey's efforts to build a competitive roster and suggest growing momentum for the league's expansion in a city described as a vibrant hockey community.
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