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Mikyla Grant-Mentis scored shorthanded and Danielle Serdachny added the go-ahead goal as Seattle Torrent rallied for a 3-2 win over first-place Boston Fleet.

PWHL secures its first national U.S. television deal as Scripps Sports will broadcast the March 28 neutral-site game in Detroit between the New York Sirens and Montréal Victoire on ION.

Taylor Heise scored in overtime as the Minnesota Frost earned a 3-2 road win over the Toronto Sceptres, keeping pace in a tight PWHL standings race.

Shay Maloney scored in overtime as the Boston Fleet beat the Vancouver Goldeneyes 2-1 at Pacific Coliseum, extending Boston's hold on first place.

Denver hosts its second and final PWHL takeover game this weekend as the league evaluates expansion markets ahead of Season 4 decisions.

The New York Sirens topped the Ottawa Charge 6-2 at Prudential Center, setting a franchise record for home attendance while delivering their most dominant win of the season.

Taylor Heise tallied three points as the Minnesota Frost edged the Toronto Sceptres 3-2 in overtime at Coca-Cola Coliseum.

Toronto defeated Vancouver 2-1 on Mar. 1, securing a second consecutive road win. Claire Dalton had two assists as the Sceptres improved their playoff positioning.

Montréal defeated Toronto 4-3 in overtime on Mar. 3, with Lina Ljungblom scoring the winner. The victory extended the Victoire's winning streak.

Aerin Frankel records her fourth shutout as Boston Fleet blank New York Sirens 1-0, extending their winning streak to six.

Boston defeated New York 1-0 on Mar. 5, with Ella Huber scoring the game's only goal. Aerin Frankel recorded her fourth shutout of the season.

Ottawa defeated Seattle 4-3 on Mar. 4, with Fanuza Kadirova scoring twice. The Charge held off a resilient Torrent comeback attempt.

Kendall Coyne Schofield has won gold on the world's biggest stage. Now she's watching the PWHL become something she always believed it could be.

The PWHL's record-breaking post-Olympics metrics signal more than novelty. The league's expansion strategy and competitive balance suggest intentional growth with staying power.

Montréal Victoire rolled past New York Sirens 4-1 on Feb. 26, extending their win streak to six games. The victory kept Victoire locked atop PWHL standings with elite form.

Toronto Sceptres won 5-2 at Seattle Torrent on Feb. 27, notching a road victory that extended their upward momentum.

Boston Fleet rallied from a 2-0 deficit to defeat Ottawa Charge 3-2 in overtime on Feb. 28. Abby Newhook scored the overtime winner at TD Place.

Montréal Victoire defeated Minnesota Frost 4-0 on Mar. 1 at Place Bell, with Ann-Renée Desbiens recording a shutout. The dominant display extended Montréal's winning streak to seven games.