N.S. hockey star sees Halifax as potential market for PWHL franchise

Ottawa Charge primed for first of four PWHL Takeover Tour games

When the PWHL holds a "Takeover Tour" game, it inevitably winds up as a homecoming for at least one of the players involved.

PWHL Takeover Tour hits Chicago, city gets chance to show fan support

The Professional Women’s Hockey League is growing, and the Chicago area is getting a chance to show why it should be part of future expansion.On Sunday afternoon at Allstate Arena in Rosemont, the PWHL is hosting a Takeover Tour game between the Minnesota Frost and Ottawa Charge. The event is the first of two Takeover Tour games in the area this season, with the second coming March 25 also in Rosemont.Takeover Tour games are neutral-site regular…

Sold-out PWHL game in Halifax gives city hope for potential team expansion - Halifax

Fans are gearing up for puck drop as the PWHL holds two games in Halifax, and it's igniting talk around the possibility of a team coming to the city one day.

Inside the 1st stop of the PWHL’s Takeover Tour, as the league eyes further expansion

Tickets sold out quickly for two PWHL games in Halifax, which hopes to be the next city to secure a PWHL team. The league is looking at expanding by as many as four additional teams as soon as next season.

N.S. hockey star sees Halifax as potential market for PWHL franchise

Yarmouth hockey star Allie Munroe is one of a pair of Nova Scotians on the Toronto Sceptres roster preparing to make their professional debut in Halifax. She joins Stellarton’s Blayre Turnbull on the ice to tackle the Montreal Victoire in the first-ever PWHL game in Atlantic Canada as part of the league’s 16-game neutral-city Takeover […]

Local players say PWHL Halifax games could ignite next wave of women’s hockey in Nova Scotia » The Laker News

HALIFAX: From college rinks to major girls hockey and NCAA programs, female players with strong local ties say the PWHL’s arrival in Halifax is more than just a pair of showcase games, it’s a glimpse of what the future of women’s hockey in Nova Scotia could look like. The PWHL Takeover Tour makes its first Halifax stop on Wednesday, Dec. 17, when the Montreal Victoire and Toronto Sceptres face off at Scotiabank Centre, followed by a second game …