PWHL Sells Out Madison Square Garden As Women’s Hockey Interest Grows

Ice hockey-PWHL continues to rise with sold-out Madison Square Garden | Sports-Games

Tickets ‌are already sold out for the 18,000-capacity venue, which would be a new U.S. attendance record for a professional women's ice hockey game. The PWHL has already broken that record seven times, most recently on ‌February 27 with a sold-out crowd of 17,335 at Seattle's Climate Pledge Arena for a ‌game between the Torrent and Toronto Sceptres.

PWHL Sells Out Madison Square Garden As Women’s Hockey Interest Grows

The PWHL is taking advantage of increased interest in women's hockey in the U.S. Showcase games in April at Madison Square Garden and Boston's TD Garden have sold out.

PWHL continues to rise with sold-out Madison Square Garden

PWHL says league is smashing records after Olympics: ‘This is a movement’

The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) is riding the wave from the global spotlight on women’s hockey during the 2026 Olympics. Sixty-one PWHL athletes competed in the Milan-Cortina Olympic Games, putting up a competitive 18-day tournament that ended in victory for the U.S. team. In the lead-up to the high-profile gold-medal game, experts had told Global News that the Olympic stage was a venue to “take the PWHL global in a different way” …