Stats for player Carpenter, Alex (F) - PWHL New York Sirens - 2024-2025 PWHL Regular Season
Statistics - 2024-2025 PWHL Regular Season
| Split | GP | GM | G | A | Pts | +/- | PIM | PPG | PPA | SHG | SHA | GWG | S | Hits | Blks | SPCT | P/G |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Actual | 26 | 4 | 20 | 0 | 20 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0.77 |
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| June 23, 2026 | With the signings, the Torrent now have 15 players under contract for the upcoming season counting Delianedis and fellow forwards Alex Carpenter, Julia Gosling, Danielle Serdachny, LexieAdzija, Mikyla Grant-Mentis, Gabrielle David, Theresa Schafzahl and Emma Nuutinen, Lobdell and fellow defenders Anna Wilgren, Aneta Tejralova and Emily Brown, and goaltenders Hannah Murphy and CJ Jackson. | None |
| June 23, 2026 | With the signing, the Torrent now have 16 players under contract for the upcoming season counting forwards Alex Carpenter, Julia Gosling, Danielle Serdachny, LexieAdzija, Mikyla Grant-Mentis, Gabrielle David, Theresa Schafzahl, Lily Delianedis and Emma Nuutinen,Neubauerovaand fellow defendersTejralova,Anna Wilgren, Emily Brown and Lyndie Lobdell, and goaltenders Hannah Murphy and CJ Jackson. | None |
| June 21, 2026 | With the signing, the Torrent now have 13 players under contract for the upcoming season counting Nuutinen, Grant-Mentis, and fellow forwards Alex Carpenter, Julia Gosling, Danielle Serdachny, Lexie Adzija, Theresa Schafzahl and Gabrielle David, defenders Anna Wilgren, Aneta Tejralova and Emily Brown, and goaltenders Hannah Murphy and CJ Jackson. | None |
| June 6, 2026 | O'Neill played for the New York Sirens during the 2025-26 PWHL season, registering five points (4G, 1A) while appearing in all 30 regular-season games.O'Neill also led the Sirens and ranked fourth in the league in faceoffs won (272), trailing only Forward of the Year finalists, Kelly Pannek and Brianne Jenner, and 2024PWHLBillie Jean King MVPawardfinalist, Alex Carpenter, and ranksfourthall-timein the category.In threeseasonssplit between New York and Montreal, the 28-year-oldfromOakville,Ontario, has notched 19 points (9G, 10A) in 83 games.She also skated in two postseasonswith the Victoire, totaling four points (3G, 1A) in seven games.O'Neill was originally selected by Montreal with the seventh overall pick in the second round of theinauguralPWHL Draft.Before turning pro, O'Neill starred at Cornell University where she served as captain for three seasons and tallied 145 points(81G)in 125 games, earningIvy League Rookie of the Year (2017) andIvy LeaguePlayer of the Year (2018) honors. Internationally, she has represented Team Canada,withfivestraightmedals (three gold, two silver)playing for Head Coach Troy Ryanat the IIHF Women's WorldChampionship, andmade her Olympic Winter Games debut in 2026 at MilanoCortina,earninga silver medal. | None |
| June 3, 2026 | Seattle Torrent:*Alex Carpenter (F), Hannah Murphy (G), Anna Wilgren (D) | None |
| June 2, 2026 | SEATTLE(June 2, 2026)- TheSeattle Torrenttoday announced thatforwardAlex Carpenterhas been re-signed to a3-year Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) Standard Player Agreement through the2028-29season. With the signing,Carpenterisone ofthe team's three protected players as part of the PWHL's Expansion Roster Distribution Process ahead of the 2026-27 season. | None |
| May 6, 2026 | Lee Stecklein led the Frost with 47:05 time on ice, while Nicole Gosling skated for 43:27 to lead the Victoire. Gosling was left off the scoresheet for the first time after tallying a point in seven consecutive games (1G, 8A), just the second player in PWHL history to achieve the feat (Alex Carpenter with New York in 2024-25). | None |
| May 5, 2026 | Nicole Gosling has points in seven straight games (1G, 8A), just the second player in PWHL history to achieve the feat (Alex Carpenter with New York in 2024-25). The rookie had a power-play assist on Saturday in her playoff debut, a category she led among defenders during the regular season with seven. | None |
| May 4, 2026 | Gosling is just the second player in PWHL history to record points in seven straight games, with her six-game regular-season streak carrying into her playoff debut. The Victoire rookie defender has nine points (1G, 8A) since Apr. 3 and follows Alex Carpenter's regular-season record seven-game streak, accomplished with New York during the 2024-25 campaign. Victoire captain Marie-Philip Poulin's point streak is up to six games (3G, 4A) dating back to her final game before the Olympic break. Minnesota captain Kendall Coyne Schofield (2G, 1A), alternate captain Kelly Pannek (2G, 4A), and forward Grace Zumwinkle (2G, 2A) all extended their point streaks to three games. Ottawa's Guilday (2A), Larocque (1G, 2A), and Rebecca Leslie (2A), along with Boston's Alina Muller (1G, 2A), have playoff point streaks of two games. | None |
| April 27, 2026 | Seattle's Alex Carpenter scored on Saturday to finish her first season as a member of the Torrent with 20 points (12G, 8A) in 30 games, making her the only player in PWHL history to record 20 or more points in each of the league's three seasons. Her contributions extended to the faceoff circle where she set new single-season benchmarks for wins (440) and attempts (745). With 63 career points, including 31 career goals, Carpenter is one of nine 60-point scorers and five 30-goal scorers in league history. Of the group, only Toronto's Daryl Watts has three consecutive seasons of 10 or more goals. Click here for all-time PWHL leaders. | None |
| April 26, 2026 | Both netminders put on showstopping performances to push the game to a shootout, with neither giving up an even-strength goal. Corinne Schroeder turned away 36/37 shots including six in overtime, and 2/6 shootout attempts, while Ann-Renee Desbiens stopped 23/24 and 5/6 in the shootout. Montreal drew first after getting set up on the power play for Abby Roque to bury the puck from the slot above Schroeder's blocker at 7:37 of the second period. Alex Carpenter pushed the game to overtime at 10:11 of the third frame when she fired in the rebound from Theresa Schafzahl's power-play shot. The goal was Carpenter's 20th point of the season making her the first player in PWHL history to reach that mark in three consecutive seasons. Roque got past Schroeder again in the first shootout attempt of the extra frame, with Hilary Knight bringing Seattle even in the third round. Lina Ljungblom played hero for Victoire fans with her first-ever shootout goal in the sixth round after Knight was denied in her second attempt. | None |
| April 26, 2026 | Alex Carpenter scored her third goal against the Victoire this season to become the first player in PWHL history with three consecutive 20-point seasons. It was the alternate captain's 12th goal of the 2025-26 campaign, surpassing her career high of 11 set last season with the Sirens. The power-play marker brought Carpenter to a share of the Torrent lead in points (12G, 8A) with Julia Gosling (6G, 14A), closing out the season with 63 points in 80 career games, tied for third in the PWHL all-time. Carpenter ended the game 0-2 in the shootout, while matching her season-high with five shots and extending her single-season record in faceoff wins to 440. | None |
| April 26, 2026 | 1.Lina Ljungblom (MTL) SOWG2.Alex Carpenter (SEA) 1G3.Corinne Shroeder (SEA) 36/37 SV | None |
| April 22, 2026 | Alex Carpenter's goal brought her to 11 on the season, matching her career high set in New York last season, while bringing her to 30 career goals in 79 regular season games and becoming just the third skater in PWHL history to reach that mark, behind Marie-Philip Poulin (38G in 69GP) and Daryl Watts (32G in 79GP). The game was the Torrent alternate captain's fifth multi-point performance of the season, while snapping a four-game scoring drought - the longest of her career. | None |
| April 22, 2026 | Alex Carpenter has at least one point against all other PWHL teams this season except Minnesota. The Torrent alternate captain, who ranks sixth all-time with 60 career points, has been held off the scoresheet in four straight games for the first time in her PWHL career. | None |
| April 22, 2026 | 1.Anna Wilgren (SEA) 1G, 2A2.Alex Carpenter (SEA) 1G, 1A3.Taylor Heise (MIN) 2G | None |
| April 22, 2026 | SEATTLE, WA(April 22, 2026) -With crucial 'draft order' points on the line for the Seattle Torrent, against a Minnesota Frost team with their third-place playoff position wrapped up, the 11,982 fans at Climate Pledge Arena enjoyed a back-and-forth offensive outburst between the two clubs, with the Torrent coming out on top 5-4 for their first-ever win against the Frost. Five different goal scorers and 10 different players reached the scoresheet for Seattle in the team's third five-goal performance in their last four games. The high-tempo offense from both clubs produced several record-book highlights, led by Kelly Pannek's goal and two assists to bring Minnesota's alternate captain to 32 points on the season; the first player in PWHL history to hit, and exceed 30. Meanwhile, Taylor Heise opened scoring and recorded a game-tying goal in the second frame to reach 30 points this season and 65 for her career, one away from Montreal captain Marie-Philip Poulin's league-high benchmark. Seattle's Alex Carpenter tied the game in the second period with her 30th career goal, becoming just the third skater in league history to reach that mark. | None |
| April 21, 2026 | Laura Stacey is riding a six-game point streak (2G, 5A), tied for the longest streak of the season and one shy of tying the league record (Alex Carpenter, 2024-25). She is also one shot from tying her own single-season record of 112 after being held without a shot on goal Friday and has been held to one shot in two of the three games against the Goldeneyes. | None |
| April 21, 2026 | Stacey's two shots on target brought her season total to 113, surpassing her own PWHL single-season record of 112 set last season. The alternate captain's six-game point streak (2G, 5A) was tied for the longest of the season but snapped one shy of Alex Carpenter's league record. | None |
| April 20, 2026 | Add three more names to the PWHL's half-century club for career points with New York's Sarah Fillier and Vancouver's Miller and Sarah Nurse bringing the list to 16. Fillier, now with 51 career points (22G, 29A), met the milestone in her 56th career game, second fastest in PWHL history and only three games off the pace of all-time leading scorer Marie-Philip Poulin. Miller scored in her 79th game on Tuesday to reach 50, and with her four-point game on Saturday is up to 54 career points (23G, 31A). Nurse had an assist on Saturday to reach 50 (24G, 26A), doing so in her 62nd game, tied for fourth-fastest with Daryl Watts and behind Alex Carpenter's 58 games. Five more players are all within five points of the milestone. Click here for all-time PWHL leaders. | None |
| April 18, 2026 | Alex Carpenter won 21 faceoffs this afternoon to set a new PWHL single-season record of 410 faceoff wins (59.2 win percentage), surpassing Marie-Philip Poulin's 403 wins (60.2 win percentage) set last season for Montreal. | None |
| April 18, 2026 | Alex Carpenter has won 389 faceoffs this season, almost 100 more than any other PWHL player (next most, Kelly Pannek - 291). She's the second player in PWHL history to win 300+ faceoffs in a season, joining Marie-Philip Poulin (403) in 2024-25. The Torrent alternate captain is one goal away from 30 for her career, a milestone only two other players have reached (Poulin and Daryl Watts). Her three-game pointless streak is tied for her longest drought of the season, and of her career. | None |
| April 15, 2026 | Torrent alternate captain Alex Carpenter on the team's third period push and compete level: "I think in the third period you saw the kind of hockey we're capable of, and we just need to put that together for 60 minutes. These next couple games are important, and we're looking to put our best foot forward in those." | None |
| April 14, 2026 | Alex Carpenter is three points away from becoming the first player in PWHL history to record three straight 20-point seasons. The Torrent alternate captain had a secondary assist on the team's first goal at Pacific Coliseum but has been held off the scoresheet in two straight games. She has only had three pointless streaks reach three games in her career. | None |
| April 8, 2026 | SEATTLE TORRENT6-1-3-15 | 23 PTS | 8TH PLACETop Scorer: Alex Carpenter - 25 GP, 10-7-17 PTSLast Game: 4-1 L at MTL on Apr. 7 | None |
| April 8, 2026 | Alex Carpenter has 15 points (8G, 7A) in her career against Ottawa, her most against any team and two more than any other player in PWHL history. Her eight goals are also the most by any player against the Charge. The Torrent alternate captain has four multi-goal games in her career, and two have come against Ottawa, including one this season (Dec. 17). | None |
| April 7, 2026 | Alex Carpenter led all skaters with 11 wins in the faceoff circle, bringing her to 357 wins this season. Marie-Philip Poulin, who is currently on Montreal's long-term injured reserve list, recorded the PWHL single-season record with 403 faceoff wins during her 2024-25 campaign. | None |
| April 7, 2026 | Alex Carpenter scored the lone goal for the Torrent in their defeat against the Sirens on Saturday, her 10th of the season, and also added a goal in the shootout. She is one of two PWHL players with at least 10 goals in each of the last two seasons, along with Kendall Coyne Schofield, and one of five players with 60 career points. Her next goal will be the 30th of her career and one of two players (Daryl Watts) with at least 30 goals and 30 assists all-time. The Torrent alternate captain has her team's opening goal in both games of the season series. | None |
| April 7, 2026 | SEATTLE TORRENT6-1-3-14 | 23 PTS | 8TH PLACETop Scorer: Alex Carpenter - 24 GP, 10-7-17 PTSLast Game: 2-1 SOL at NY on Apr. 4 | None |
| April 6, 2026 | New York's Sarah Fillier scored four goals on eight shots in two games last week, both Sirens wins, and has been named PWHL Player of the Week presented by SharkNinja. The Sirens alternate captain scored her first career hat trick on Wednesday to lead New York to a 4-3 overtime win against Minnesota, then scored the game-tying goal in regulation and added her first career shootout goal in Saturday's 2-1 win over Seattle. With her hat trick, the 25-year-old from Georgetown, ON, set a PWHL record for the fastest two goals by the same player, tallying twice in 14 seconds. Of the 17 hat tricks in PWHL history, including four this season, hers was the first to include an overtime winning goal. Fillier has eight goals in her last seven contests and is the fifth player to record 20 points this season (9G, 11A) across 24 games. One shy of 50 career points (22G, 27A), she is also just the third player in history to record 20 points in each of her first two PWHL seasons, joining Montreal's Marie-Philip Poulin and Seattle's Alex Carpenter who achieved the feat with New York. Click here to see all-time PWHL leaders. | None |
| April 5, 2026 | NEW YORK (April 4, 2026) - The New York Sirens made their Madison Square Garden debut a night to remember, earning a 2-1 shootout win over the Seattle Torrent on Saturday in front of a sold-out crowd of 18,006 fans, setting a U.S. arena attendance record for women's hockey. Sarah Fillier tied the game with 3:45 remaining and scored one of the Sirens' two shootout goals in the historic victory. Defender Maja Nylen Persson netted the shootout winner, and Kayle Osborne capped a 20-save performance by stopping four of five shootout attempts for her ninth win of the season. Alex Carpenter was the only player to beat Osborne tonight, first when she buried a centering pass from Danielle Serdachny at 2:51 of the second period as time expired on a five-minute power play, and once on two shootout attempts. Fillier's third-period goal came on a tremendous effort from rookie Anne Cherkowski, who battled her way out of the corner and feathered a perfect cross-crease pass for a tap in. Cherkowski had the best chance to win the game in overtime when she deked her way through the Torrent defense in the dying seconds but couldn't beat Corrine Schroeder who made one of her 37 saves of the night. New York picks up two points for the second straight game and now trail fifth-place Ottawa by two points and fourth-place Toronto by three points, all with five games remaining, in the hunt for the final spot in the PWHL Walter Cup Playoffs. Seattle has six games remaining and trail seventh-place Vancouver by four and New York by eight. | None |
| April 5, 2026 | NEW YORK - The New York Sirens made their Madison Square Garden debut a night to remember, earning a 2-1 shootout win over the Seattle Torrent on Saturday in front of a sold-out crowd of 18,006 fans, setting a U.S. arena attendance record for women's hockey. Sarah Fillier tied the game with 3:45 remaining and scored one of the Sirens' two shootout goals in the historic victory. Defender Maja Nylen Persson netted the shootout winner, and Kayle Osborne capped a 20-save performance by stopping four of five shootout attempts for her ninth win of the season. Alex Carpenter was the only player to beat Osborne tonight, first when she buried a centering pass from Danielle Serdachny at 2:51 of the second period as time expired on a five-minute power play, and once on two shootout attempts. Fillier's third-period goal came on a tremendous effort from rookie Anne Cherkowski, who battled her way out of the corner and feathered a perfect cross-crease pass for a tap in. Cherkowski had the best chance to win the game in overtime when she deked her way through the Torrent defense in the dying seconds but couldn't beat Corrine Schroeder who made one of her 37 saves of the night. New York picks up two points for the second straight game and now trail fifth-place Ottawa by two points and fourth-place Toronto by three points, all with five games remaining, in the hunt for the final spot in the PWHL Walter Cup Playoffs. Seattle has six games remaining and trail seventh-place Vancouver by four and New York by eight. | None |
| April 5, 2026 | Sarah Fillier has eight goals in her last seven games after finding the back of the net just once in her first 17. The Sirens alternate captain is the fifth player to record 20 points this season and just the third player in history to record consecutive 20-point seasons to launch their PWHL careers (Marie-Philip Poulin and Alex Carpenter). Tonight she scored the first shootout goal of her career and is within one point of 50 for her career with 49 (22G, 27A) in 54 games. | None |
| April 4, 2026 | Alex Carpenter has scored two goals and one assist in three games against her former team this season. The Torrent alternate captain is one point away from becoming the third in PWHL history to reach 60 career points, with 43 of them produced in two seasons with New York. Her 334 faceoff wins are 78 more than the next highest center. | None |
| April 4, 2026 | SEATTLE TORRENT6-1-2-14 | 22 PTS | 8TH PLACETop Scorer: Alex Carpenter - 23 GP, 9-7-16 PTSLast Game: 2-0 L vs. OTT on Mar. 29 | None |
| April 4, 2026 | "It's going to be super special to step on the ice at Madison Square Garden. It's such an iconic arena and to bring the best women's hockey to that rink will be amazing. I hope it shows that we can play on the biggest stages, at the biggest venues, in front of the biggest fans in the world. Having all these sold-out games in Seattle and now at MSG just shows how much growth the game has had and how many new fans we have every week." - Torrent Alternate Captain Alex Carpenter | None |
| March 29, 2026 | Two of the season's five penalty shots have occurred in the last two games of the season series, with Alex Carpenter scoring the only penalty shot goal in PWHL history against Ottawa back on Mar. 4. | None |
| March 29, 2026 | Alex Carpenter has multi-point performances in two of the three head-to-head matchups for a series-high total of five points against Ottawa, her most against any PWHL team this season. She leads the league in faceoffs by a landslide with 536, and no other player with more than 400 entering Sunday action. Her 60.1 winning percentage at the dot ranks third among centers with more than 275 attempts. | None |
| March 29, 2026 | SEATTLE TORRENT6-1-2-13 | 22 PTS | 8TH PLACETop Scorer: Alex Carpenter - 22 GP, 9-7-16 PTSLast Game: 4-1 W vs. NY (in Chicago) on Mar. 25 | None |
| March 26, 2026 | Alex Carpenter picked up her ninth goal and seventh assist for her fourth multi-point game of the season. The Torrent and Team USA alternate captain is now tied for the team lead in scoring, also becoming just the seventh player in league history to record 15 or more points in each of the league's first three seasons and ranks third all-time with 59 points in 72 games. | None |
| March 26, 2026 | ROSEMONT, IL (March 25, 2026) - The Seattle Torrent scored three goals in the first period on their way to a 4-1 victory over the New York Sirens in a historic night at Allstate Arena Wednesday, with all-time PWHL attendance surpassing the 2 million milestone. An energetic crowd of 10,006 were in the house for the league's second visit of the season to the Chicago market in the 13th leg of the 16-game 2025-26 PWHL Takeover Tour(tm). Seattle snapped a four-game losing streak with eight points from its top line of Alex Carpenter, Theresa Schafzahl and Danielle Serdachny. Corinne Schroeder was also spectacular in goal with 29 saves, earning her fourth win of the season in her first appearance against her former team. Schafzahl opened the scoring with her first goal as a member of the Torrent with a wraparound at 10:33, then Serdachny made it 2-0 with her fourth of the year, pouncing on a loose puck in the slot at 14:25. Cayla Barnes made it 3-0 with her first goal of the season, burying a backdoor pass on the power play at 19:34. After a scoreless second period, the Sirens got on the board at 5:48 of the final frame with a hardnosed effort by Sarah Fillier, jamming in her own rebound to cut the deficit to 3-1. The Torrent restored their three-goal lead with a shot from Carpenter on the rush at 9:48. Kayle Osborne, who played alongside Schroeder as a rookie last season, couldn't top her former teammate with a 16-save effort in defeat. New York's next opportunity to chase down a playoff spot comes Saturday in Takeover Tour action against Montreal in Detroit, sitting three points behind fifth-place Ottawa and four points behind fourth-place Toronto. Seattle is now within two points of seventh-place Vancouver as they return home for a Sunday night matchup with Ottawa. | None |
| March 25, 2026 | Alex Carpenter has scored Seattle's only goal over its last two games and leads the team with eight this season. The Torrent alternate captain scored 11 goals last season with New York, second on the team to Fillier's 13. She still holds the team record with 19 goals, produced in New York's first two seasons. | None |
| March 23, 2026 | New York's Sarah Fillier is the all-time leading scorer in Sirens history with 44 career points (17G, 27A) in 50 games over two seasons. Her goal last Wednesday in New York brought this season's total to a team-high 15 points following a 2024-25 campaign where she co-led the PWHL in scoring and earned Rookie of the Year honors. New York's previous mark was held by Seattle's Alex Carpenter who had 43 points (19G, 24A) in 50 games in the league's first two seasons. All six of the league's original teams now have all-time leading scorers currently in uniform, including Montreal's Poulin (66), Minnesota's Heise (57), Ottawa's Jenner (54), Boston's Alina Muller (50), and Toronto's Renata Fast and Daryl Watts (43 points each). Click here to see PWHL all-time leaders. | None |
| March 21, 2026 | Alex Carpenter scored her team-leading eighth goal of the season on Thursday while playing a season-high 25:07 and winning a career-high 23 faceoffs. The North Reading, MA, native is averaging 21:01 of ice time in her 20 games this season, second most by any forward (Sarah Nurse, 22:05 in nine games). Boston's Alina Muller (20:56) ranks third. | None |
| March 21, 2026 | Alex Carpenter became the first player to exceed 300 faceoff wins (305) and 500 attempts (510) by going 13-for-28 at the dot. | None |
| March 20, 2026 | LAVAL, QC(March 19, 2026) -Laura Stacey contributed on a trio of goals to lead the Montreal Victoire to a 4-1 win over the Seattle Torrent Thursday night before a crowd of 10,033 at Place Bell. The win moves the Victoire into a three-way tie for first place with Boston and Minnesota in the PWHL standings, each with 39 points in 20 games. After a scoreless first period with chances for both teams, Catherine Dubois got the Victoire on the board with her first goal of the season at 4:17 of the second period when she tapped the puck in off a wraparound attempt from Stacey. Montreal doubled their lead to 2-0 just over nine minutes later on a highlight-reel shorthanded "jailbreak" goal by Stacey, where she battled the puck away from a defender and drove to the right post with a deke and shelfed a wide-angle shot top corner. Alex Carpenter cut the Victoire's lead in half at 7:56 of the third period with a backdoor shot from a Theresa Schafzahl feed, in the latter's debut with Seattle. Skylar Irving tipped the puck into the net, deflecting a Kati Tabin one-timer, for her second goal of the season at 9:00 of the final frame. Stacey finished the night off for Montreal at 19:27 with an empty-net goal, also assisted by Tabin. Ann-Renee Desbiens impressed in net with 24 saves for her 12th win, while rookie Hannah Murphy took the loss with 19 stops on 22 shots. | None |
| March 20, 2026 | Alex Carpenter scored her team leading eighth goal and has two of her team's three goals against the Victoire this season, reaching double-digit career points against Montreal in her 11th game (6G, 4A). The Torrent alternate captain won a career-high 23 faceoffs on a season-high 31 attempts. | None |
| March 19, 2026 | Alex Carpenter scored one of her team leading seven goals this season against Montreal and has nine points in 10 career games against the Victoire (5G, 4A). The Torrent alternate captain leads the league in faceoff wins with 269, 58 more than the next closest skater and 24 more than her previous high from the inaugural season in five fewer games. | None |
| March 18, 2026 | Sarah Fillier became the Sirens' all-time leading scorer with her 44th career point (17G, 27A), surpassing Seattle alternate captain Alex Carpenter's 19G and 24A across two seasons for New York. The 2025 Rookie of the Year has not gone more than one game without a point since the second month of the season, reaching the back of the net for the third time in three games following a season-high three-point performance (2G, 1A) on Mar. 8 against Ottawa. The alternate captain's 15 points (4G, 11A) lead all Sirens. | None |
| March 16, 2026 | Minnesota's Taylor Heise became the first player in the PWHL to reach 20 points this season with a goal on Friday, then scored again on Sunday to bring her league-leading point total to 21 (6G, 15A) in 19 games. She is just the third player in PWHL history to record consecutive 20-point seasons, following Victoire captain Marie-Philip Poulin and Torrent alternate captain Alex Carpenter in the league's first two seasons. The list is likely to grow as 10 other players reached the 20-point plateau in 2024-25, while both Poulin (9G, 8A) and Carpenter (7G, 6A) have the trifecta within reach. The Frost's Britta Curl-Salemme (8G, 11A) sits second in league scoring with 19 points, followed by a trio tied for third with 18 points, including co-goal scoring leader Rebecca Leslie (11G, 7A) of Ottawa, Frost alternate captain Kelly Pannek (9G, 9A) and Charge captain Brianne Jenner (9G, 9A). New York's Kristyna Kaltounkova (11G, 1A) is tied for the goal-scoring lead and ranks third in rookie points behind teammate Casey O'Brien (5G, 9A) and Frost defender Kendall Cooper (1G, 12A). Click here for PWHL leaders. | None |
| March 15, 2026 | Alex Carpenterplayed a season high 24:41, leading all players in the category.The Torrent alternate captainalso took a game-high 22 faceoffs, finishing the contest with a 54.2% winning percentage, the 16thtime in 19 games she has posted amarkof 50% or better this season. | None |
| March 15, 2026 | The Frost have seven players who already have at least 10 points this season, most in the PWHL (next most: Seattle, four). Taylor Heise leads the PWHL with 20 points and joins Marie-Philip Poulin and Alex Carpenter as the only players to record back-to-back 20-point seasons in the PWHL. | None |
| March 13, 2026 | Alex Carpenter (2G, 2A) and Aneta Tejralova (1G, 2A) are both riding season-high three-game point streaks for the Torrent, tied for the longest active streaks across the league. Carpenter previously posted a record seven-game stretch in 2024-25 and a six-gamer in 2024, both with New York. Neither player has recorded a point against the Frost this season. | None |
| March 13, 2026 | Taylor Heise became the first player in the PWHL to record 20 points this season with her fifth goal of the campaign. She joins Alex Carpenter and Marie-Philip Poulin (2024 and 2024-25) as the only players to reach the 20-point plateau in consecutive seasons. Since Jan. 4, the Olympic gold medalist has 14 points (4G, 10A) in nine games, including four points (2G, 2A) in her last two. | None |
| March 11, 2026 | Alex Carpenter has her second point streak of the season with one goal and two assists post-Olympics, including the league's first-ever penalty shot goal in Ottawa. The Torrent alternate captain has recorded nearly half of her 12 points on the player advantage this season (2G, 3A). She is currently the all-time leader in power play points (7G, 16A) representing 23 of her 55 career points. | None |
| March 11, 2026 | Alex Carpenter reached her longest point streak of the season after scoring in each of Seattle's three games since returning from Milan (2G, 2A). The last time the Torrent and U.S. alternate captain had points in three or more consecutive games was a career-high seven game stretch to start her 2024-25 season for New York (5G, 5A from Dec. 1 to Jan. 4). She led all skaters tonight in the faceoff circle with 15 wins on 26 attempts and is the first player in the PWHL to 400 faceoffs (404), a milestone she's surpassed in each of the league's three seasons. | None |
| March 11, 2026 | SEATTLE, WA(March 11, 2026) - The Seattle Torrent scored two goals in the final six minutes of play to snap Boston's record-setting six-game win streak as the eighth place team took down the league leaders by a score of 3-2 in front of an excited 13,350 fans at Climate Pledge Arena. Trailing 2-1 after two periods, Mikyla Grant-Mentis made a hard, short-handed move down the wing, driving the net to backhand the puck past Abbey Levy for her first-ever 'jailbreak' goal, and the second in Torrent history at 14:47 of the final frame. Just 1:27 later, Grant-Mentis' linemates combined on the game winner, with Natalie Snodgrass setting up Danielle Serdachny at 16:14 to complete the comeback. Theresa Schafzahl opened scoring for Boston at 12:30 of the first, tipping the puck past Corinne Schroeder off a Daniela Pejsova one-timer from the point. Alex Carpenter kept the game even to end the first, going end-to-end with less than ten seconds before the buzzer, back-handing the puck past her former teammate at 19:54. Susanna Tapani brought Boston ahead again, tapping a rebound in five-hole at 11:27 of the second, before Seattle battled back to earn their first win in four games of the season series. Former Sirens teammates Schroeder and Levy faced each other for the second time and are now even at one regulation win a piece when head-to-head. Schroeder turned away 25/27 shots while Levy faced the most action Boston has seen this season, stopping 35/38. | None |
| March 9, 2026 | Tuesday's shootout between Montreal and Toronto was the first in PWHL history to feature seven goals, beating the previous record of five. Seattle's Alex Carpenter scored the first penalty shot in PWHL history, ending a streak of seven scoreless attempts since the league's inaugural season. Wednesday in Ottawa also featured Torrent forward Julia Gosling becoming the first skater in regular-season history to record 10 shots on goal. Thursday's 1-0 final between Boston and New York was not the first game by that score, but Fleet rookie Ella Huber is the lone player in five such instances to score an unassisted goal and be the only player credited with a single point in a PWHL game. | None |
| March 4, 2026 | Torrent forward Alex Carpenter on scoring the first-ever penalty shot goal in PWHL history: "I didn't know that. Honestly, I was just trying to catch my breath half the time. I went over to the bench, and I was like 'I don't know if I'm going,' but it was a great play by Jessie [Eldridge] on the wall to find me in the middle. I had no idea, but I'm just glad we were able to get that and get back into the game." | None |
| March 4, 2026 | "Seattle is highly skilled. They've got quite a roster, and we know they've got a couple of injuries at this point, but that doesn't diminish who they are and what they can do. They've got an offensive component. You look at Alex Carpenter and Danielle Serdachny and you know that you have to be aware of them when they're on the ice. Again, in this league, it doesn't matter who your opponent is. You have to be at your best in order to earn the opportunity to win a hockey game." - Charge Head Coach Carla MacLeod | None |
| March 4, 2026 | Eldridge is one point shy of 50 for her career (21G, 28A) and would become the ninth PWHL player to reach the milestone this season, and third member of the Torrent, joining Alex Carpenter and Hilary Knight, the most among PWHL teams. | None |
| March 4, 2026 | Alex Carpenter notched the first successful shootout goal in PWHL history in the eighth attempt by skaters all-time. The Torrent alternate captain and U.S. Olympic gold medalist also added an assist for her third multi-point game of the season, and second in three games against Ottawa, bringing her season total to 12 points (6G, 6A). | None |
| March 4, 2026 | OTTAWA, ON (March 4, 2026) - Fanuza Kadirova scored twice, including the game-winning goal on the power play with 1:46 remaining in the third period, to lift the Ottawa Charge to a 4-3 victory over the Seattle Torrent in front of 6,997 fans at TD Place on Wednesday night. With the win, Ottawa moves into fourth place in the PWHL standings, while Seattle's losing streak extends to four games. Alexa Vasko got the Charge on the board first, netting her first goal of the season at 14:15 of the opening period. Kadirova notched her first of two goals with 58 seconds remaining in the first frame, doubling the home team's advantage heading into the intermission. Seattle forward Jessie Eldridge got the Torrent back in the game with her first of two power-play goals in the contest -- and her 50th career point -- midway through the second period. The 2-1 score lasted just 42 seconds, as Emily Clark restored Ottawa's two-goal advantage with her third of the season before Eldridge scored again at 14:47 of the second to make it 3-2 heading into the third period. Midway through the final frame, Seattle alternate captain Alex Carpenter scored the first successful penalty shot goal in PWHL history, tying the game 3-3. After Kadirova's late tally, Charge goaltender Gwyneth Philips secured the victory with a last-second save, sliding across the crease to deny Eldridge on the doorstep. Philips finished with 33 saves, while Hannah Murphy stopped 23 for Seattle. Tonight's puck drop was delayed nearly an hour due to an ice integrity issue on the east side of the ice surface following the game's opening ceremonies, requiring remediation efforts. | None |
| March 3, 2026 | Torrent captain Hilary Knight led Team USA alongside alternate captain Alex Carpenter, defender Barnes and forward Bilka. Forward Julia Gosling represented Canada, while defender Aneta Tejralova captained Czechia. Collectively, the entire group reached the knockout rounds and combined for 25 points (14G, 11A) in 40 games. /$$.css-1uqm1z0{display:-webkit-box;display:-webkit-flex;display:-ms-flexbox;display:flex;-webkit-flex-direction:column;-ms-flex-direction:column;flex-direction:column;}@media screen and (min-width: 62em){.css-1uqm1z0{-webkit-flex-direction:column;-ms-flex-direction:column;flex-direction:column;}}.css-1c70cad{display:-webkit-box;display:-webkit-flex;display:-ms-flexbox;display:flex;margin-bottom:var(--chakra-space-6);}.css-uunlhl{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-xs);padding-right:var(--chakra-space-2);}@media screen and (min-width: 62em){.css-uunlhl{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-3xl);padding-right:var(--chakra-space-4);}}@media screen and (min-width: 80em){.css-uunlhl{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-5xl);padding-right:var(--chakra-space-5);}}@media screen and (min-width: 96em){.css-uunlhl{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-7xl);padding-right:var(--chakra-space-6);}}.css-1qf4s5i{width:1em;height:1em;display:inline-block;line-height:1em;-webkit-flex-shrink:0;-ms-flex-negative:0;flex-shrink:0;color:var(--components-pull-quote-quotation-mark-svg-fill);font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-3xl);vertical-align:unset;}@media screen and (min-width: 48em){.css-1qf4s5i{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-4xl);}}@media screen and (min-width: 80em){.css-1qf4s5i{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-5xl);}}@media screen and (min-width: 96em){.css-1qf4s5i{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-7xl);}}.css-1ahsh3n{width:1em;height:1em;display:inline-block;line-height:1em;-webkit-flex-shrink:0;-ms-flex-negative:0;flex-shrink:0;color:currentColor;vertical-align:middle;width:1em;height:1em;display:inline-block;line-height:1em;-webkit-flex-shrink:0;-ms-flex-negative:0;flex-shrink:0;color:var(--components-pull-quote-quotation-mark-svg-fill);font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-3xl);vertical-align:unset;}@media screen and (min-width: 48em){.css-1ahsh3n{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-4xl);}}@media screen and (min-width: 80em){.css-1ahsh3n{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-5xl);}}@media screen and (min-width: 96em){.css-1ahsh3n{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-7xl);}}.css-r9x1ah{font-family:var(--chakra-fonts-body);color:var(--components-pull-quote-color);font-weight:800;font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-xl);}[data-content-color="light"] .css-r9x1ah.use-content-color{color:var(--semantics-text-paragraph-primary-light-color);}[data-content-color="dark"] .css-r9x1ah.use-content-color{color:var(--semantics-text-paragraph-primary-color);}@media screen and (min-width: 48em){.css-r9x1ah{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-2xl);}}@media screen and (min-width: 62em){.css-r9x1ah{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-3xl);}}@media screen and (min-width: 80em){.css-r9x1ah{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-4xl);}}@media screen and (min-width: 96em){.css-r9x1ah{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-5xl);}}The Torrent group won four gold medals, one silver and played countless high-pressure minutes. For a young team still building its identity, that kind of experience matters. /$$ | None |
| March 2, 2026 | Montreal's Laura Stacey became the eighth PWHL player to record 50 career points as part of a multi-assist effort on Thursday, then added to her total with her first career shorthanded 'jailbreak' goal on Sunday. The Canadian Olympian's 51 career points consist of 24 goals and 27 assists in 67 games. Past players to reach the half century club include Poulin, Jenner, Knight, Minnesota's Kendall Coyne Schofield and Taylor Heise, Seattle's Alex Carpenter and Toronto's Daryl Watts. Seattle's Jessie Eldridge (21G, 28A), Boston's Alina Muller (15G, 31A) and Vancouver's Hannah Miller (18G, 27A) are next in line for the milestone. Click here to see PWHL all-time leaders. | None |
| Feb. 27, 2026 | Alex Carpenter picked up her fifth assist and 10th point of the season, four of which have come in three games against the Sceptres (1G, 3A). The U.S. Olympic gold medalist won 19/30 at the faceoff dot tonight for a 63.3 winning percentage, after leading all tournament skatersat the Winter Games with a 68.1 winning percentage. | None |
| Feb. 26, 2026 | The PWHL's Triple Gold Club consists of nine players who have won Olympic gold, World Championship gold, and the Walter Cup, in Minnesota's Kendall Coyne Schofield, Britta Curl-Salemme, Taylor Heise, Nicole Hensley, Kelly Pannek, Maddie Rooney, Lee Stecklein, Grace Zumwinkle and Vancouver's Claire Thompson. Based on current PWHL rosters, the list will stay at nine if the Frost three-peat; otherwise, the list will grow by at least two, with up to six names being added when the Walter Cup is awarded this spring. Here's a list of who is eligible based on gold medals at the Olympics and Women's Worlds:BOS (6): Frankel, Keller, Hannah Brandt, Jamie Lee Rattray, Jill Saulnier, Haley WinnMTL (5): Poulin, Erin Ambrose, Ann-Renee Desbiens, Hayley Scamurra, Laura StaceyNY (2): Sarah Fillier, Micah Zandee-HartOTT (5): Philips, Emily Clark, Rory Guilday, Brianne Jenner, Jocelyne LarocqueSEA (4): Knight, Cayla Barnes, Hannah Bilka, Alex CarpenterTOR (6): Renata Fast, Kali Flanagan, Emma Maltais, Ella Shelton, Natalie Spooner, Blayre TurnbullVAN (4): Bell, Kristen Campbell, Emerance Maschmeyer, Sarah Nurse | None |
| Feb. 19, 2026 | FOUR 3-TIME MEDALISTS:Cayla Barnes (SEA), Megan Keller (BOS), Kelly Pannek (MIN) - 2 Gold (2018, 2026), 1 Silver (2022), Alex Carpenter (SEA) - 1 Gold (2026), 2 Silver (2014, 2022) | None |
| Feb. 19, 2026 | *Tied for the tournament lead in scoringMegan Keller (BOS/USA): 3-6--9 PTS*Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 2-6--8 PTSHannah Bilka (SEA/USA): 4-3--7 PTSLaura Kluge (BOS/GER): 3-4--7 PTSAlina Muller (BOS/SUI): 4-2--6 PTSAlex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 3-3--6 PTSSarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 3-3--6 PTSHilary Knight (SEA/USA): 3-3--6 PTSBritta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 1-5--6 PTSJulia Gosling (SEA/CAN): 3-2--5 PTSKristin O'Neill (NY/CAN): 3-2--5 PTSTaylor Heise (MIN/USA): 2-3--5 PTSSara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 2-3--5 PTSNatalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 3-1--4 PTSMarie-Philip Poulin (MTL/CAN): 3-1--4 PTSKristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 2-2--4 PTSLaura Stacey (MTL/CAN): 1-3--4 PTSClaire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 1-3--4 PTSHaley Winn (BOS/USA): 1-3--4 PTSRenata Fast (TOR/CAN): 0-4--4 PTS | None |
| Feb. 18, 2026 | Poulin scored twice, including the overtime winner, to lead Canada to a fourth straight Olympic gold. Jenner scored in regulation, with U.S. goals tallied by Seattle's Alex Carpenter and Meghan Duggan, PWHL Special Consultant to Hockey Operations. PWHL Executive Vice President of Hockey Operations Jayna Hefford and Hayley Wickenheiser earned their fifth Olympic medals and, alongside Montreal Assistant Coach Caroline Ouellette, became the first hockey players to win four Olympic gold medals. | None |
| Feb. 17, 2026 | RECORDS AND MILESTONES TO WATCHKnight (1 Gold, 3 Silver) and Poulin (3 Gold, 1 Silver) will become just the third and fourth players in hockey history to earn a fifth Olympic medal, joining Jayna Hefford, PWHL Executive Vice President of Hockey Operations, and Hayley Wickenheiser, who each won four gold and one silver.Poulin is the only player in Olympic hockey history to score in four gold medal games and score three gold medal-winning goals. In total, six of her record 20 career Olympic goals and eight of her 39 career points have been produced across four gold medal games. She will play in her 27th career Olympic game, surpassing both Hefford and Wickenheiser for the most all-time by a Canadian woman.Knight will play in her 29th career Olympic game, tied for the most in Olympic women's hockey history with Nicole Bullo of Switzerland and Michelle Karvinen (VAN) of Finland. Her 14 goals and 32 career Olympic points are both tied for U.S. records and includes two goals and one assist in her four previous gold medal games.Desbiens is one win shy of tying the all-time Olympic record of 10 held by Finland's Noora Raty.Frankel is one win shy of tying the Olympic single tournament record of five set in 2022 by Desbiens. Keller enters the game with 13 career Olympic points and needs just one to move into a tie for third in all-time scoring by a defender, a category led by Thompson with 17.Alex Carpenter (SEA) of the U.S., and Canada's Brianne Jenner (OTT) and Sarah Nurse (VAN) have each scored one goal and one assist in previous gold medal games, while Thompson, Jocelyne Larocque (OTT) and Blayre Turnbull (TOR) of Canada, and American Pannek each have one assist.Muller will play in her 26th career Olympic game, which will be tied for sixth all-time, while she is currently tied for seventh all-time with 28 career points (15G, 13A), and tied for fourth all-time in goals. She has a goal and an assist in two career bronze medal games.Nylen Persson needs just one point and Hjalmarsson needs two to reach 10 for their Olympic careers which would rank fifth in Swedish women's hockey history. | None |
| Feb. 17, 2026 | FOUR 2-TIME MEDALISTS:Cayla Barnes (SEA), Megan Keller (BOS), Kelly Pannek (MIN) - 1 Gold (2018), 1 Silver (2022), Alex Carpenter (SEA) - 2 Silver (2014, 2022) | None |
| Feb. 16, 2026 | UNITED STATES (16 PWHL PLAYERS):Hannah Bilka (SEA): 4-3--7 PTSMegan Keller (BOS): 2-5--7 PTSAlex Carpenter (SEA): 3-3--6 PTSBritta Curl-Salemme (MIN): 1-5--6 PTSHilary Knight (SEA): 2-3--5 PTSTaylor Heise (MIN): 2-2--4 PTSHaley Winn (BOS): 1-3--4 PTSKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN): 3-0--3 PTSHayley Scamurra (MTL): 3-0--3 PTSKelly Pannek (MIN): 0-2--2 PTSLee Stecklein (MIN): 0-2--2 PTSCayla Barnes (SEA): 1-0--1 PTSGrace Zumwinkle (MIN): 0-1--1 PTSRory Guilday (OTT): +2Aerin Frankel (BOS): 4-0, 3 SO, 0.25 GAA, .985 SV%Gwyneth Philips (OTT): 2-0, 1 SO, 0.00 GAA, 1.000 SV% | None |
| Feb. 16, 2026 | RECORDS AND MILESTONESPoulin is the only player in Olympic women's hockey history to score 20 career goals, eclipsing the previous record of 18 held by fellow Canadian Hayley Wickenheiser.Poulin set the record in her 26th career game, tying Wickenheiser and Jayna Hefford, PWHL Executive Vice President of Hockey Operations, for the most Olympic games played by any Canadian.Frankel became the first goaltender in Olympic women's hockey history to record three shutouts in a single tournament.Frankel and Gwyneth Philips (OTT) have combined to produce an Olympic-record shutout streak of 331:23.Desbiens set a new Canadian Olympic record with her ninth career win, tied for second all-time with Swiss goaltender Florence Schelling and one behind the record of 10 wins held by Finland's Noora Raty.Muller moved into a tie for seventh in all-time Olympic scoring alongside Canadian Meghan Agosta with 28 points (15G, 13A) in 25 career games.Keller is tied for fourth in all-time Olympic scoring by a defender with 13 points in 18 games, while her 11 career assists bring her tied with Tara Mounsey for the most by an American defender, and second overall behind Claire Thompson (VAN) who has 14.Coyne Schofield became the 21st woman and seventh American to score 10 career Olympic goals and is tied with teammate Alex Carpenter (SEA) and Cammi Granato for fifth in all-time U.S. points with 18.Pannek became the 19th American woman to record 10 career Olympic points (2G, 8A), reaching the mark in her 18th career game. | None |
| Feb. 15, 2026 | UNITED STATES (16 PWHL PLAYERS):Alex Carpenter (SEA): 3-3--6 PTSMegan Keller (BOS): 2-4--6 PTSHannah Bilka (SEA): 4-1--5 PTSHilary Knight (SEA): 2-3--5 PTSBritta Curl-Salemme (MIN): 1-4--5 PTSTaylor Heise (MIN): 1-2--3 PTSHaley Winn (BOS): 1-2--3 PTSKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN): 2-0--2 PTSHayley Scamurra (MTL): 2-0--2 PTSKelly Pannek (MIN): 0-1--1 PTSLee Stecklein (MIN): 0-1--1 PTSGrace Zumwinkle (MIN): 0-1--1 PTSCayla Barnes (SEA): 5 SOGRory Guilday (OTT): +2Aerin Frankel (BOS): 3-0, 2 SO, 0.33 GAA, .978 SV%Gwyneth Philips (OTT): 2-0, 1 SO, 0.00 GAA, 1.000 SV% | None |
| Feb. 15, 2026 | The first semifinal is a battle between the tournament's two unbeaten teams. The U.S. scored five goals in each of their four preliminary round games before putting up six goals against Italy in the quarterfinals. The Americans boast nine of the tournament's 17 players with five or more points, including Seattle's Alex Carpenter (3G, 3A), Hannah Bilka (4G, 1A) and captain Hilary Knight (2G, 3A), Boston captain Megan Keller (2G, 4A) and Minnesota's Britta Curl-Salemme (1G, 4A). The U.S. has produced four straight shutout wins, backed by Boston's Aerin Frankel and Ottawa's Gwyneth Philips, who have produced a record-setting shutout streak of 271:23 dating back to their opening game against Czechia. Sweden cruised through Group B before upsetting the Czechs with a 2-0 shutout to launch Friday's quarterfinals. Toronto's Sara Hjalmarsson (2G, 3A) is fourth in team scoring with five points in five games, followed closely by Montreal's Lina Ljungblom with two goals and three points. The countries have met four times in the Olympic semifinals, with the Swedes pulling off arguably the greatest upset in Olympic women's hockey history against the Americans when the tournament was last hosted in Italy back in 2006, winning 3-2 in a shootout. The U.S. won each of the other three semifinal matchups, 4-0 in Salt Lake City 2002, 9-1 in Vancouver 2010 and 6-1 in Sochi 2014, however none of those victories paved the way to a gold medal triumph. | None |
| Feb. 14, 2026 | *Denotes players eliminated from the medal roundLaura Kluge (BOS/GER): 3-4--7 PTS (5 GP)*Alex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 3-3--6 PTS (5 GP)Sarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 3-3--6 PTS (5 GP)Megan Keller (BOS/USA): 2-4--6 PTS (5 GP)Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 2-4--6 PTS (5 GP)Hannah Bilka (SEA/USA): 4-1--5 PTS (5 GP)Julia Gosling (SEA/CAN): 3-2--5 PTS (5 GP)Sara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 2-3--5 PTS (5 GP)Hilary Knight (SEA/USA): 2-3--5 PTS (5 GP)Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 1-4--5 PTS (5 GP)Natalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 3-1--4 PTS (5 GP)*Alina Muller (BOS/SUI): 3-1--4 PTS (5 GP)Kristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 2-2--4 PTS (5 GP)*Kristin O'Neill (NY/CAN): 2-2--4 PTS (5 GP)Claire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 1-3--4 PTS (5 GP)Emily Clark (OTT/CAN): 2-1--3 PTS (5 GP)Nina Jobst-Smith (VAN/GER): 2-1--3 PTS (5 GP)*Lina Ljungblom (MTL/SWE): 2-1--3 PTS (5 GP)Taylor Heise (MIN/USA): 1-2--3 PTS (5 GP)Brianne Jenner (OTT/CAN): 1-2--3 PTS (5 GP)Laura Stacey (MTL/CAN): 1-2--3 PTS (5 GP)Haley Winn (BOS/USA): 1-2--3 PTS (5 GP)Renata Fast (TOR/CAN): 0-3--3 PTS (5 GP)Maja Nylen Persson (NY/SWE): 0-3--3 PTS (5 GP)Kendall Coyne Schofield (MIN/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (5 GP)Hayley Scamurra (MTL/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (5 GP) | None |
| Feb. 13, 2026 | PWHL LEADERS AT MILANO CORTINA 2026Laura Kluge (BOS/GER): 3-4--7 PTS (4 GP)Alex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 3-3--6 PTS (5 GP)Megan Keller (BOS/USA): 2-4--6 PTS (5 GP)Hannah Bilka (SEA/USA): 4-1--5 PTS (5 GP)Julia Gosling (SEA/CAN): 3-2--5 PTS (4 GP)Sara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 2-3--5 PTS (5 GP)Hilary Knight (SEA/USA): 2-3--5 PTS (5 GP)Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 1-4--5 PTS (5 GP)Natalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 3-1--4 PTS (5 GP)Sarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 2-2--4 PTS (4 GP)Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 2-2--4 PTS (4 GP)Kristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 2-2--4 PTS (5 GP)Nina Jobst-Smith (VAN/GER): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Alina Muller (BOS/SUI): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Kristin O'Neill (NY/CAN): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Lina Ljungblom (MTL/SWE): 2-1--3 PTS (5 GP)Laura Stacey (MTL/CAN): 1-2--3 PTS (4 GP)Taylor Heise (MIN/USA): 1-2--3 PTS (5 GP)Haley Winn (BOS/USA): 1-2--3 PTS (5 GP)Claire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 0-3--3 PTS (4 GP)Maja Nylen Persson (NY/SWE): 0-3--3 PTS (5 GP)Emily Clark (OTT/CAN): 2-0--2 PTS (4 GP)Kendall Coyne Schofield (MIN/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (5 GP)Hayley Scamurra (MTL/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (5 GP) | None |
| Feb. 13, 2026 | Minnesota captain Kendall Coyne Schofield scored her first two goals of the tournament as part of a five-goal middle frame that led the United States to an eighth straight Olympic semifinal. Boston captain Megan Keller opened the scoring at 13:31 of the first period and joined Frost forward Britta Curl-Salemme with a goal and an assist in the contest. Seattle's Hannah Bilka capped the scoring with her team-leading fourth goal, while forwards Alex Carpenter (SEA), Taylor Heise (MIN) and Grace Zumwinkle (MIN) each found the scoresheet with an assist along with defenders Lee Stecklein (MIN) and Haley Winn (BOS). The U.S. dominated 51-6 in shots, with Ottawa's Gwyneth Philips earning her first official shutout after sharing a clean sheet during the preliminary round. Italy's second appearance as the host nation comes to an end after making history with their first two wins on the Olympic stage. Toronto's Kristin Della Rovere, the only PWHL player on Italy, was the team's top scorer with four points (2G, 2A) in five games. | None |
| Feb. 12, 2026 | *Tied for the tournament lead in scoringLaura Kluge (BOS/GER): 3-4--7 PTS (4 GP)*Alex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 3-2--5 PTS (4 GP)Julia Gosling (SEA/CAN): 3-2--5 PTS (4 GP)Sara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 2-3--5 PTS (4 GP)Hilary Knight (SEA/USA): 2-3--5 PTS (4 GP)Hannah Bilka (SEA/USA): 3-1--4 PTS (4 GP)Natalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 3-1--4 PTS (4 GP)Kristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 2-2--4 PTS (4 GP)Sarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 2-2--4 PTS (4 GP)Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 2-2--4 PTS (4 GP)Megan Keller (BOS/USA): 1-3--4 PTS (4 GP)Nina Jobst-Smith (VAN/GER): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Lina Ljungblom (MTL/SWE): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Alina Muller (BOS/SUI): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Kristin O'Neill(NY/CAN): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Laura Stacey (MTL/CAN): 1-2--3 PTS (4 GP)Claire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 0-3--3 PTS (4 GP)Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 0-3--3 PTS (4 GP)Emily Clark (OTT/CAN): 2-0--2 PTS (4 GP)Hayley Scamurra (MTL/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (4 GP) | None |
| Feb. 12, 2026 | The U.S., featuring 16 PWHL players, cruised through the preliminary round, outscoring opponents 20-1. Seattle's Hannah Bilka and Alex Carpenter lead the team with three goals each, and captain Hilary Knight has five points to tie both the all-time U.S. Olympic goal and point records. Between the pipes, Boston's Aerin Frankel has posted three wins with two shutouts. The Americans have medaled in all seven Olympic tournaments, winning gold in 1998 and 2018, and are the reigning World Champions. Toronto's Kristin Della Rovere, the lone PWHL player on Italy, has led the host nation to their first-ever quarterfinal appearance with a team-high four points. Italy has come a long way since hosting the 2006 Olympic Winter Games when they were outscored 48-3 across five tournament losses. | None |
| Feb. 11, 2026 | *Tied for the tournament lead in scoringLaura Kluge (BOS/GER): 3-4--7 PTS (4 GP)*Alex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 3-2--5 PTS (4 GP)Sara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 2-3--5 PTS (4 GP)Hilary Knight (SEA/USA): 2-3--5 PTS (4 GP)Hannah Bilka (SEA/USA): 3-1--4 PTS (4 GP)Natalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 3-1--4 PTS (4 GP)Kristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 2-2--4 PTS (4 GP)Megan Keller (BOS/USA): 1-3--4 PTS (4 GP)Julia Gosling (SEA/CAN): 3-0--3 PTS (3 GP)Sarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 2-1--3 PTS (3 GP)Nina Jobst-Smith (VAN/GER): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Lina Ljungblom (MTL/SWE): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Alina Muller (BOS/SUI): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 1-2--3 PTS (3 GP)Claire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 0-3--3 PTS (3 GP)Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 0-3--3 PTS (4 GP)Hayley Scamurra (MTL/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (4 GP) | None |
| Feb. 11, 2026 | IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...Today Show - Olympian Haley Winn's Brothers Are Making Headlines For Their Game Day OutfitsNational Post - Off the ice Natalie Spooner is a TikTok star. On it she's one of Team Canada's heartbeatsEssentiallySports - Three Black Hockey Players Created History At Milan OlympicsOttawa Sun - Olympic hockey players love story compared to Heated RivalryMassLive - Alex Carpenter takes experiences from Massachusetts to Olympic ice | None |
| Feb. 10, 2026 | *Tied for the tournament lead in scoringLaura Kluge (BOS/GER): 3-4--7 PTS (4 GP)*Alex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 3-2--5 PTS (4 GP)Sara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 2-3--5 PTS (4 GP)Hilary Knight (SEA/USA): 2-3--5 PTS (4 GP)Hannah Bilka (SEA/USA): 3-1--4 PTS (4 GP)Natalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 3-1--4 PTS (4 GP)Kristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 2-2--4 PTS (4 GP)Megan Keller (BOS/USA): 1-3--4 PTS (4 GP)Julia Gosling (SEA/CAN): 3-0--3 PTS (3 GP)Sarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 2-1--3 PTS (3 GP)Nina Jobst-Smith (VAN/GER): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Lina Ljungblom (MTL/SWE): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Alina Muller (BOS/SUI): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 1-2--3 PTS (3 GP)Claire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 0-3--3 PTS (3 GP)Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 0-3--3 PTS (4 GP)Hayley Scamurra (MTL/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (4 GP) | None |
| Feb. 9, 2026 | The Seattle Torrent contingent continues its strong tournament, with Alex Carpenter, Hannah Bilka, and captain Hilary Knight combining for five points in today's game and 11 points through three contests. Knight recorded two assists, bringing her career Olympic point total to 31, just one shy of tying the all-time record of 32 set by Jenny Potter. | None |
| Feb. 9, 2026 | *Tied for the tournament lead in scoringAlex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 3-2--5 PTS (3 GP)*Laura Kluge (BOS/GER): 2-3--5 PTS (3 GP)*Natalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 3-1--4 PTS (4 GP)Sara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 2-2--4 PTS (3 GP)Hilary Knight (SEA/USA): 2-2--4 PTS (3 GP)Megan Keller (BOS/USA): 1-3--4 PTS (3 GP)Julia Gosling (SEA/CAN): 3-0--3 PTS (2 GP)Sarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 2-1--3 PTS (2 GP)Kristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 2-1--3 PTS (3 GP)Lina Ljungblom (MTL/SWE): 2-1--3 PTS (3 GP)Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 1-2--3 PTS (2 GP)Claire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 0-3--3 PTS (2 GP)Nina Jobst-Smith (VAN/GER): 2-0--2 PTS (3 GP)Hayley Scamurra (MTL/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (3 GP)Hannah Bilka (SEA/USA): 1-1--2 PTS (3 GP)Taylor Heise (MIN/USA): 1-1--2 PTS (3 GP)Kristyna Kaltounkova (NY/CZE): 1-1--2 PTS (4 GP)Alina Muller (BOS/SUI): 1-1--2 PTS (3 GP) | None |
| Feb. 9, 2026 | Boston rookie defender Haley Winn's goal at 6:04 of the first period held as the game-winner as the United States cruised to a third straight victory, and second straight shutout of the tournament. The Seattle trio of alternate captain Alex Carpenter (1G, 1A), captain Hilary Knight (2A) and forward Hannah Bilka (1G) also found the scoresheet, along with Minnesota's Taylor Heise (1A). Ottawa's Gwyneth Philips turned aside all 20 shots faced in the first 58:12 of action to combine for the shutout with Ava McNaughton. The United States, who improve to a perfect 3-0 atop the Group A standings, have never surrendered a goal against Switzerland in four Olympic matchups. The Swiss squad will finish their preliminary round schedule against Finland on Tuesday and can secure third place in the group with a victory. | None |
| Feb. 8, 2026 | PWHL LEADERS AT MILANO CORTINA 2026Sara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 2-2--4 PTS (3 GP)Megan Keller (BOS/USA): 1-3--4 PTS (2 GP)Laura Kluge (BOS/GER): 1-3--4 PTS (2 GP)Alex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 2-1--3 PTS (2 GP)Lina Ljungblom (MTL/SWE): 2-1--3 PTS (3 GP)Natalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 2-1--3 PTS (3 GP)Hilary Knight (SEA/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (2 GP)Hayley Scamurra (MTL/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (2 GP)Sarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 1-1--2 PTS (1 GP)Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 1-1--2 PTS (1 GP)Kristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 1-1--2 PTS (2 GP)Alina Muller (BOS/SUI): 1-1--2 PTS (2 GP)Claire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 0-2--2 PTS (1 GP)Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 0-2--2 PTS (2 GP) | None |
| Feb. 7, 2026 | The United States returned to the ice Saturday morning and picked up right where they left off, shutting out a Finnish team ravaged by a bout with norovirus. Goals came from several familiar PWHL faces, including Seattle Torrent's Alex Carpenter, Minnesota Frost's Taylor Heise, Boston Fleet's Megan Keller, and Seattle's Hilary Knight. | None |
| Feb. 7, 2026 | *Tied for the tournament lead in scoringMegan Keller (BOS/USA): 1-3--4 PTS (2 GP)*Laura Kluge (BOS/GER): 1-3--4 PTS (2 GP)*Alex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 2-1--3 PTS (2 GP)Lina Ljungblom (MTL/SWE): 2-1--3 PTS (2 GP)Hilary Knight (SEA/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (2 GP)Hayley Scamurra (MTL/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (2 GP)Sarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 1-1--2 PTS (1 GP)Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 1-1--2 PTS (1 GP)Kristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 1-1--2 PTS (2 GP)Sara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 1-1--2 PTS (2 GP)Natalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 1-1--2 PTS (2 GP)Alina Muller (BOS/SUI): 1-1--2 PTS (2 GP)Claire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 0-2--2 PTS (1 GP)Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 0-2--2 PTS (2 GP) | None |
| Feb. 7, 2026 | Boston captain Megan Keller led the United States' offense with a goal and two assists as the Americans improved to 2-0 atop the Group A standings. Seattle alternate captain Alex Carpenter scored her second goal of the tournament at 15:19 of the first period, which held as the winner, with Torrent captain Hilary Knight and Minnesota forward Taylor Heise also finding the back of the net. Frost forward Britta Curl-Salemme had two assists, and Fleet goaltender Aerin Frankel stopped all 11 shots for the shutout victory. Ottawa rookie Sanni Ahola stopped 44 shots in her Olympic debut between the pipes in Finland's first game of the tournament. The U.S. has won all 11 Olympic meetings with Finland dating back to 1998. | None |
| Feb. 6, 2026 | PWHL LEADERS AT MILANO CORTINA 2026Lina Ljungblom (MTL/SWE): 2-0-2 PTS (1 GP)Hayley Scamurra (MTL/USA): 2-0-2 PTS (1 GP)Alex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 1-1-2 PTS (1 GP)Kristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 1-1-2 PTS (1 GP)Alina Muller (BOS/SUI): 1-1-2 PTS (1 GP)Natalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 1-1-2 PTS (2 GP)Nina Jobst-Smith (VAN/GER): 1-0-1 PTS (1 GP)Hilary Knight (SEA/USA): 1-0-1 PTS (1 GP)Kristyna Kaltounkova (NY/CZE) 1-0-1 PTS (2 GP) | None |
| Feb. 5, 2026 | The USA got contributions from all over the lineup, from veterans and newcomers alike, to propel them to a near-perfect start against an upstart Czechia team. The Americans raced out to an early 3-0 lead thanks to goals from Seattle Torrent's Alex Carpenter, Montreal Victoire's Hayley Scamurra, and Ohio State University junior Joy Dunne. | None |
| Feb. 5, 2026 | Alternates:CAN: Renata Fast (TOR), Brianne Jenner (OTT), Jocelyne Larocque (OTT), Blayre Turnbull (TOR)CZE: Denisa Krizova (MIN), Katerina Mrazova (OTT)FIN: Ronja Savolainen (OTT)GER: Laura Kluge (BOS)SWE: Sara Hjalmarsson (TOR)SUI: Alina Muller (BOS)USA: Alex Carpenter (SEA), Megan Keller (BOS) | None |
| Feb. 5, 2026 | Montreal forward Hayley Scamurra scored two goals, Seattle alternate captain Alex Carpenter had a goal and an assist, and Torrent captain Hilary Knight picked up a goal to lead the U.S. to victory. Boston's Aerin Frankel earned the win in her Olympic debut with 13 saves. Americans Hannah Bilka (SEA), Megan Keller (BOS), Kelly Pannek (MIN) and Czech forward Natalie Mlynkova (MTL) each had an assist. This marked the eighth straight Olympic Winter Games in which the U.S. opened the tournament with a win and their first-ever preliminary round matchup against Czechia. | None |
| Jan. 29, 2026 | A trio of PWHL superstars and Olympians made history on Wednesday, becoming the fifth, sixth, and seventh players to record 50 career points. Torrent captain and soon-to-be five-time U.S. Olympian Hilary Knight was the first of last night's trio to accomplish the feat, scoring a second period power play goal in Ottawa to bring her point total to 50 (24G, 26A) in 68 games. In the same game, Charge captain and soon-to-be four-time Canadian Olympian Brianne Jenner picked up an assist for point number 50 (24G, 26A) and holds an identical stat line as her U.S. counterpart through equal games. Frost forward and first-time U.S. Olympian Taylor Heise produced two assists on home ice to surpass 50 career points (15G, 36A) in her 63rd career game. Earlier this season, the milestone was first met by Victoire captain and soon-to-be five-time Canadian Olympian Marie-Philip Poulin, Frost captain and soon-to-be four-time U.S. Olympian Kendall Coyne Schofield, Sceptres forward and first-time Canadian Olympian Daryl Watts, and Torrent alternate captain and soon-to-be three-time U.S. Olympian Alex Carpenter. See PWHL all-time leaders here. | None |
| Jan. 28, 2026 | Hilary Knight's second-period tally was the 50th point of her PWHL career. The Torrent captain has 24 goals and 26 assists in 68 career games and became the fifth player to reach the half-century mark in league history, joining teammate Alex Carpenter who hit the milestone on Jan. 3 against Toronto. Tonight's goal was Knight's third of the season and her second in the last three games, giving her 10 points on the campaign, second on the Torrent. All three of the U.S. Olympian's goals this season have come on the advantage -- the second-most in the PWHL this season -- and her seven career power-play goals are tied for fourth-most all-time. | None |
| Jan. 26, 2026 | Three players are on the brink of reaching the PWHL's half century mark for career points with Torrent captain Hilary Knight (23G, 26A), Jenner (24G, 25A) and Heise (15G, 34A) all holding 49 points heading into Wednesday's action. So far this season, the milestone has been achieved by four players, including Poulin, Coyne Schofield, Toronto's Daryl Watts and Seattle's Alex Carpenter. See PWHL all-time leaders here. | None |
| Jan. 25, 2026 | Five players between both teams had multiple points against the Sceptres including Goldeneyes Nurse (2G) and Tereza Vanisova (1G, 1A), and Torrent forwards Jessie Eldridge (1G, 2A), Hannah Bilka (1G, 1A) and Alex Carpenter (2A). | None |
| Jan. 24, 2026 | Erin Ambrose recorded her fourth assist of the season, with all four coming on the power play. She now ranks second in the league this season in power play assists, trailing only Seattle's Hannah Bilka (5), and leads the PWHL all-time in power play assists with 16, surpassing Seattle's Alex Carpenter for sole possession of first place. | None |
| Jan. 20, 2026 | TUESDAY'S GAME: Seattle welcomes Toronto for their first of two visits to Climate Pledge Arena this regular season. Tonight marks the team's first-ever bobblehead giveaway, celebrating goaltender Carly 'CJ' Jackson, available to the first 6,000 fans in attendance while quantities last. The Torrent are proud to welcome Kelly Stephens Tyslandto tonight's game to perform the ceremonial puck drop. The Shoreline, WA, native won a bronze medal with the U.S. Women's National Team at the 2006 Olympic Winter Games in Turin, Italy. It's the Torrent's final home game before the Olympic break and Olympians from both teams will be recognized. From Seattle, the list of Olympians includes Team USA's Cayla Barnes, Hannah Bilka, Alex Carpenter and Hilary Knight, Canada's Julia Gosling, and Czechia's Aneta Tejralova. Toronto has six players on Team Canada, including Renata Fast, Emma Maltais, Ella Shelton, Natalie Spooner, Blayre Turnbull and Daryl Watts, plus Sweden's Anna Kjellbin and Sara Hjalmarsson, and Italy's Kristin Della Rovere. Sceptres staff are also part of Team Canada, including General Manager Gina Kingsbury, Head Coach Troy Ryan, Video Coach Stef Thompson, Goaltending Consultant Brad Kirkwood, Performance Coach Consultant Daniel Tkaczuk, and Equipment Manager Alana Goulden. 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| Jan. 20, 2026 | Alex Carpenter scored her fifth goal of the season for her 50th career point the last time Seattle played Toronto. The Torrent alternate captain has been held without a point in each of the last three games since then, matching the longest pointless streak of her career (twice last season with New York). | None |
| Jan. 20, 2026 | Alex Carpenter had two helpers tonight, snapping a three-game point drought - her longest of the season while matching her career high, dating back to the last time Seattle faced Toronto on Jan. 3 when she scored a goal at the Hamilton Takeover Tour stop. It was the Torrent alternate captain's second multi-point game of the season (2G, 1A on Dec. 17). | None |
| Jan. 19, 2026 | Alina Muller scored a goal and an assist on Wednesday to become Boston's all-time leading scorer with 42 points (14G, 28A), surpassing the mark previously held by Torrent captain Hilary Knight who had 40 points (21G, 19A) during her two-year tenure as Fleet captain. In Toronto, Renata Fast has 38 career points (9G, 29A) and is tied for the most by a Sceptre all-time with Hannah Miller (17G, 21A) who led the team through two seasons before signing with the Goldeneyes. Natalie Spooner (25G, 12A) and Nurse (17G, 20A) are tied with 37 all-time points with Toronto, followed by Daryl Watts with 36 (18G, 18A) after her overtime heroics at Scotiabank Arena on Saturday. Sarah Fillier is also closing in on New York's all-time mark with 36 points (14G, 22A), seven back of Torrent alternate captain Alex Carpenter who recorded 43 points (19G, 24A) in her time with the Sirens. See PWHL all-time leaders here. | None |
| Jan. 18, 2026 | Alex Carpenter went 19-for-28 on faceoffs tonight to lead all centers. The 28 faceoffs is a season-high she's reached four times with the Torrent. The alternate captain leads the PWHL with 252 faceoffs and 154 wins this season. | None |
| Jan. 16, 2026 | Kristin O'Neill went 15-for-23 on faceoffs, recording her fifth career game with at least 15 wins at the dot. The Sirens forward has taken the most faceoffs in the league this season with 231 and is currently tied with the Seattle's Alex Carpenter for the league lead in wins at 135. | None |
| Jan. 13, 2026 | Marie-Philip Poulin has points in six straight games (4G, 5A) for the league's longest active point streak. A point tonight would tie the league record of seven straight games set by Alex Carpenter last season with New York. The Victoire captain has also assisted in five straight games, one shy of the record of six games set last week by Frost rookie defender Kendall Cooper. | None |
| Jan. 12, 2026 | Poulin has points in six straight games (4G, 5A), the league's longest active point streak and one game shy of tying the league record of seven set by Alex Carpenter in 2024-25. The Victoire captain has also assisted in five straight games, one shy of the record of six set last week by Frost rookie Kendall Cooper. Fleet forward Susanna Tapani is also riding a career-high five-game point streak (2G, 3A) and has impressively scored in three straight Takeover Tour games. Jenner and Sirens first overall pick Kristyna Kaltounkova have goals in three straight games, one game shy of matching Sceptres forward Daryl Watts for the longest streak of the season. In goal, Ottawa's Gwyneth Philips has won five straight games, tied with fellow U.S. Olympic team goaltender Aerin Frankel of Boston for the longest streaks between the pipes this season. | None |
| Jan. 7, 2026 | The Sirens and Torrent's April 4 matchup will mark their third and final meeting of the 2025-26 PWHL regular season. The teams have evenly split the season series, with Seattle claiming a 2-1 win in the first meeting after Torrent captain Hilary Knight and former Sirens forward Alex Carpenter scored in the final two minutes of regulation. Most recently, the Sirens earned a 4-3 victory in the PWHL Takeover Tour game in Dallas, led by a standout performance from New York City native Casey O'Brien, who recorded a hat trick. | None |
| Jan. 7, 2026 | Alex Carpenter scored the game-tying goal with less than five minutes remaining in regulation against the Sceptres, her team-leading fifth goal of the season and 50th career point, becoming the first American and one of four PWHL players to reach the all-time milestone. Seattle has won all four games the alternate captain has scored in this season (3-1-0-0) and none of the games in which she hasn't (0-0-1-3). | None |
| Jan. 5, 2026 | Three PWHL players reached the 50-career point milestone last week, a bar set earlier this season by Poulin. Watts met the mark with Toronto's lone goal last Tuesday against Minnesota and has now reached 52 career points (27G, 25A) following a two-point effort on Saturday against Seattle. She has tied her career-high with points in five straight games and set a new team record with goals in four consecutive games, the longest goal scoring streak of the season and one shy of tying Sarah Fillier's 2024-25 record of five. Seattle alternate captain Alex Carpenter became the first American player to reach 50 career points (24G, 26A) with a goal against Toronto on Saturday, her 58th career game. One day, later Coyne Schofield hit the milestone with a primary assist, then followed it up with her league-leading eighth goal of the season to bring the Frost captain's career point total to 51 (26G, 25A) in 64 career games. Montreal's Laura Stacey (47) and Seattle's Hilary Knight (47) are the next closest players to the half century mark. See career PWHL leaders here. | None |
| Jan. 3, 2026 | 1.Alex Carpenter (SEA) 1G2.Daryl Watts (TOR) 1G, 1A3.Corinne Schroeder (SEA) 27/29 SVS | None |
| Jan. 3, 2026 | Alex Carpenterbecame the third player in PWHL history to reach 50 career points, joining Marie-Philip Poulin andDaryl Watts, by scoring her fifth goal of the season. The marker was the 24th of her career, achieved in her 58th game, andshe sitssecond all-time in points per game (0.86), trailing only Poulin (0.97). | None |
| Jan. 3, 2026 | Seattle forwardJulia Goslingon the progress she's madesinceplaying for the Sceptres in the 2024-2025season:"I think it's been linear, but also just coming intoa new environment, new coaching staff,that'sreallybelieved in me from the start, and just playing with some really incredible players. I feel like I started to feel confident last year in theplayoffs, so it wasniceending that way and bringing it into the new year. Idefinitelyfelt more confidentearly on playing with players like Alex Carpenter and Hilary Knight. I feel like I'm still bringing the type of game I want to play and not forcing pucks to them. It's linear but being surrounded by new people, new staff, a lot of support, and a lot of growth." | None |
| Jan. 3, 2026 | The Seattle Torrent earned the first road victory in team history, edging the TorontoSceptres3-2 in a shootout in front of16,012fans at TD Coliseum during theDoordashPWHLTakeover Tour(tm)in Hamilton on Saturday afternoon. Alex Carpenter provided the game-tying goal with4:21remainingin the third period to send thegame toovertime, as the Torrent outshot theSceptres39-29. Seattle opened the scoring whenLexieAdzijascored for the second straight game, giving the Torrent a 1-0 lead just 5:10 into the first period. Toronto responded early in the second, as Natalie Spooner scored 55 seconds in to tie the game 1-1, her second goal of the season. Daryl Watts extended her goal streak to four games in the third, giving theSceptrestheir first lead at 9:55. Carpenter then tied the game, recording her 50th career PWHL point. | None |
| Dec. 29, 2025 | Seattle's Alex Carpenter (23G, 26A) and Toronto's Daryl Watts (25G, 24A) are both one point away from reaching 50 career points. Poulin was the first player to reach the all-time milestone in her second game this season. Montreal's Erin Ambrose is one assist shy of 30 and would become the first player to reach the all-time mark. See career PWHL leaders here. | None |
| Dec. 28, 2025 | Jessie Eldridge comes to Dallas riding her first point streak as a member of Seattle (1G, 1A). She put together five different point streaks over two seasons spent with New York. Another former Siren, Alex Carpenter, is tied for the team lead with four goals in six games. With 49 career points (23G, 26A), the Torrent alternate captain could become just the second player in PWHL history to reach 50 following Marie-Philip Poulin. | None |
| Dec. 28, 2025 | Alex Carpenter took a game-high 28 faceoffs for the third time this season and had a game-high 19 wins at the dot. The Torrent alternate captain leads all PWHL centers with 170 faceoffs and is the first to surpass 100 faceoff wins this season (104). | None |
| Dec. 23, 2025 | Poulin (66.3%) is one of three Victoire centers with a faceoff winning percentage over 50%, along with Alexandra Labelle (66.7%) and Abby Roque (50.9%). Alex Carpenter (61.4%) is the only Torrent center with a winning efficiency on draws. | None |
| Dec. 23, 2025 | Alex Carpenter's fourth goal of the season ties for both the team lead and second in the PWHL alongside Gosling. Her four goals in six games is one game quicker than her 2024-25 season pace. The former New York Siren has goals in consecutive games against Montreal, lighting the lamp when she last faced the Victoire on May 3, 2025 at Prudential Center. | None |
| Dec. 23, 2025 | Seattle forward Alex Carpenter on the team's overall performance: "It was a good bounce back from our last game and we played a more complete game this time against a really good team. We shut down everything that they had tonight. We were getting bodies in front of pucks and trying to block as many as we could knowing that we had Hannah behind us. We're super confident in her, but we were trying to give her a little break now and then and block a couple ourselves." | None |
| Dec. 23, 2025 | SEATTLE, WA (December 23, 2025) - The first-ever meeting between the Montreal Victoire and Seattle Torrent did not disappoint, with a narrow 2-1 win for the Torrent to end the Victoire's four-game win streak and send the home team into the holiday break with a 3-2 homestand record. Rookie Hannah Murphy stood tall, recording her third win in as many starts to launch her pro career, withstanding a barrage of 38 Victoire shots, including 30 between the second and third periods. After 18:37 of play in the first period, Abby Roque opened scoring for the visitors, but the lead did not last with Seattle's Alex Carpenter notching her fourth goal of the season at 3:32 into the second. Julia Gosling's game-winning goal came 3:23 into the third, but the Victoire pressured until the final buzzer, including a six-on-four stretch with a power play and extra attacker in the final 2:30 in search of the equalizer. Ann-Renee Desbiens made 21 saves in the loss. | None |
| Dec. 21, 2025 | Alex Carpenter has scored in two straight games and tied a career high with three points (two goals, one assist) in Wednesday's win. Her other game with three points came in her first game of last season when she had two goals and an assist for New York at Minnesota. | None |
| Dec. 17, 2025 | Hilary Knight and Alex Carpenter have each tallied exactly five shots in each of their last two games. Both skaters have had 15 career games with five or more SOG, tied for the second most in PWHL history with only Laura Stacey (25) having more. Knight is also one of only two PWHL players with more than 200 career shots on goal (205), behind only Stacey (217). | None |
| Dec. 17, 2025 | Alex Carpenter was involved in three of the four Torrent goals, recording her first multi-point game of the season and has now scored power play goals in consecutive games. The alternate captain's only other three-point performance came in New York's season opener on Dec. 1, 2024 (2G, 1A) and was also part of the last time she scored in back-to-back contests (Dec. 1-4, 2024). In her three previous two-goal games, only once did Carpenter score both goals in regulation and in a single period (Feb. 21, 2024 in the first period vs. Montreal). | None |
| Dec. 17, 2025 | SEATTLE, WA (December 17, 2025) - The Seattle Torrent have won two straight games on home ice, tallying a season-high four goals on route to a 4-1 victory over the Ottawa Charge on Wednesday night at Climate Pledge Arena. In front of 9,389 fans, Seattle carried the momentum from their late third-period comeback win over the New York Sirens before the international break, led by the forward line of Alex Carpenter, Julia Gosling and Hilary Knight who combined for three goals and seven points. Gosling opened scoring on a Torrent power play with just three seconds remaining in the first period. Carpenter broke the game open in the second period with a pair of goals, coming 6:25 (PP) and 11:29 into the frame. Hannah Bilka was involved in three of the game's four goals, recording a primary assist on Gosling's goal and assisting on Carpenter's first goal, before an empty net goal of her own at 18:30 of the third period. Ottawa's Rebecca Leslie refused to let the Charge go away quietly, stealing the shutout from Hannah Murphy with her late third period goal at 19:21. Murphy turned away 24/25 shots to record her second win in two starts, the first rookie in PWHL history to accomplish the feat. She combined with the Charge's Sanni Ahola - making her PWHL debut - to form the season's first all-rookie goaltending duel. Ahola became the first Finnish goaltender to appear in a PWHL game, recording 20/23 saves. | None |
| Dec. 17, 2025 | 1. Alex Carpenter (SEA) 2G, 1A2. Hannah Murphy (SEA) 24/25 SV3. Hannah Bilka (SEA) 1G, 2A | None |
| Dec. 10, 2025 | The collection showcases the PWHL's rapidly growing legacy and features game-used equipment, signed items, limited-edition pieces and exclusive artifacts, all sourced directly from PWHL teams and players from the league's first two historic seasons. Fans can view the full collection at , featuring marquee items including:therealest.com/pwhlAll-time leading scorer and Montreal Victoire captain Marie-Philip Poulin's 2025 PWHL Playoffs game-worn jerseyMVP finalist and Seattle Torrent captain Hilary Knight's and game-used stick from her 2024-25 season with the Boston Fleetgame-worn jersey2024-25 PWHL Defender of the Year Renata Fast's game-used Toronto Sceptres stick2025 PWHL Draft Puck signed by Nicole Gosling immediately following her first-round selection by the Montreal VictoireAll-Star forward and Torrent alternate captain Alex Carpenter from her 2024-25 seasonwith the New York Sirensgame-used stickMinnesota Frost Defender Natalie Buchbinder's game-worn helmet | None |
| Dec. 8, 2025 | Forwards: Hannah Bilka (SEA), Alex Carpenter (SEA), Jesse Compher (TOR), Kendall Coyne Schofield (MIN), Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN), Taylor Heise (MIN), Gabbie Hughes (OTT), Hilary Knight (SEA), Casey O'Brien (NY), Kelly Pannek (MIN), Hayley Scamurra (MTL), Grace Zumwinkle (MIN) | None |
| Dec. 8, 2025 | The Torrent scored the fastest two power play goals in PWHL history, courtesy of Alex Carpenter and Hilary Knight, in a span of 22 seconds late in the third period to defeat the Sirens 2-1 on Wednesday. The goals were Seattle's first-ever scored at home and led to the team's first-ever win at Climate Pledge Arena. Three days later in Vancouver, Surrey, BC, native Jenn Gardiner scored the first shorthanded 'jailbreak' goal in Goldeneyes history and Emerance Maschmeyer stopped all 28 shots to record the team's first-ever shutout as part of a 4-0 victory over the Sirens on Saturday at Pacific Coliseum. It also marked Vancouver's first-ever regulation win and extends their home winning streak to two (1-1-0-0). Only Minnesota (2-0-0-0) won their first two inaugural games on home ice in 2024. See all PWHL results here. | None |
| Dec. 4, 2025 | SEATTLE, WA (December 3, 2025) - Seattle alternate captain Alex Carpenter and captain Hilary Knight scored two goals in 22 seconds late in the third period to secure the Torrent's first-ever home win at Climate Pledge Arena over the New York Sirens by a score of 2-1. Carpenter's game-tying goal at 18:36 was also Seattle's first home goal in team history, scored to the delight of the energetic crowd of 8,622. Rookie goaltender Hannah Murphy made 23 saves in her PWHL debut, earning the win opposite her former Colgate University teammate Kayle Osborne, who made 18 saves for the Sirens. New York's Paetyn Levis opened the scoring just 3:16 into the first period and the Sirens held their lead for 55 minutes of play. A Kristyna Kaltounkova major penalty at 16:01 of the third put Seattle on the power play where they capitalized twice. Knight set up Carpenter's goal before scoring the winner at 18:58 for a two-point performance, with Hannah Bilka assisting on both goals. Tonight was New York's only trip to Climate Pledge Arena this season and the next time the two teams meet is in Dallas for the PWHL's Takeover Tour stop on December 28. | None |
| Dec. 4, 2025 | 1. Hilary Knight (SEA) 1G, 1A2. Alex Carpenter (SEA) 1G3. Hannah Murphy (SEA) 23/24 SV | None |
| Dec. 4, 2025 | Alex Carpenter's historic goal for Seattle was the 20th of her career and scored against her former Sirens squad. The Torrent alternate captain is New York's all-time leading scorer with 43 points (19G, 24A) in 50 games during the league's first two seasons. | None |
| Dec. 3, 2025 | Alex Carpenter, Jessie Eldridge and Schroeder will face their former Sirens teammates for the first time as members of the Torrent. Carpenter is New York's all-time leading scorer, producing 43 points in 50 career games before signing with Seattle and being named alternate captain. Eldridge, chosen in the third-round of the Expansion Draft, ranks second on New York's all-time list with 38 points and played in all 54 of the team's games in two seasons. Schroeder appeared in 35 games for New York and amassed 17 wins and a PWHL record five career shutouts. | None |
| Nov. 28, 2025 | Eight players from these teams first took to the ice at Climate Pledge Arena during the Rivalry Series on Nov. 20, 2022, where a crowd of 14,551 set a record for a national women's game in the U.S. Knight scored two goals and one assist to lead the Americans to a 4-2 win over Canada. Team USA also featured Torrent forward Alex Carpenter (1A), and Minnesota's Coyne Schofield (1A), Kelly Pannek (1A), Lee Stecklein (1A) and goaltender Nicole Hensley (22/24). Canada's lineup included Frost Reserve Elizabeth Giguere (1A) and Torrent forward Jessie Eldridge. | None |
| Nov. 28, 2025 | The Torrentforwardline ofAlex Carpenter,Julia GoslingandHilary Knightfired 15 shots on goal, with all three playersrecordinga game-highfive shots each. | None |
| Nov. 25, 2025 | Marie-Philip Poulin reached and surpassed the half century mark for career points with a goal and an assist in her 53rd career game and holds the league's best all-time points-per-game average (0.96). The Victoire captain's 30 career goals lead the next highest scorer by seven (Natalie Spooner, 23) and her 51 career points are also seven more than the next two players (Daryl Watts and Alex Carpenter, 44). | None |
| Nov. 21, 2025 | Alex Carpenter now has six points (3G, 3A) in three season opening games following her assist tonight for Seattle. She had two multi-point openers in her first two seasons with New York. | None |
| Nov. 21, 2025 | Alex Carpenter and Emily Brown were announced on Thursday as the team's inaugural season alternate captains. | None |
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