| April 1, 2026 |
NEWARK, NJ(April 1, 2026) -Sarah Fillier scored the overtime game-winning goal to cap off a hat trick, firing a shot around a defender to lift the New York Sirens to a 4-3 comeback triumph over the Minnesota Frost Wednesday night at Prudential Center. Taylor Heise wasted no time getting the Frost on the board, burying a net front goal off a slick skate-to-stick move just 16 seconds into the first period. Five minutes later, rookie Maddi Wheeler responded for the Sirens, knotting the score at 1-1 with a top shelf finish from one knee.Grace Zumwinkle gave Minnesota their best chance with a pair of goals, scoring a backhanded beauty at 4:07 of the second period before striking again 44 seconds into the third period to give the Frost a 3-1 lead early in the final frame. Fillier's first career hat trick began with a momentum-shifting goal at 12:20 of the third period, when she exited the penalty box, snagged the puck, and skated in on a breakaway, using a forehand-backhand fake to pull the Sirens within one at 3-2. Just 14 seconds later, Fillier buried a rebound from a blocked shot to tie the game at three apiece, setting the stage for her overtime winner. Rookie Callie Shanahan turned away 22 of 25 shots for her first career victory, while Maddie Rooney took the loss with a 25-save performance. |
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| April 1, 2026 |
1.Sarah Fillier (NY) 3G2.Grace Zumwinkle (MIN) 2G3.Maddi Wheeler (MIN) 1G |
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| April 1, 2026 |
Sarah Fillier set a PWHL record for the fastest two goals by the same player, doing so in 14 seconds, and became the first player in PWHL history to complete a hat trick with an overtime winner. The trio of goals tonight gave her back-to-back three-point performances at Prudential Center after notching a pair of goals and an assist in New York's 6-2 win over Ottawa on Mar 8. The second-year Sirens forward has seven goals in her last six games after recording one in 17 games to open the season and is on the cusp of reaching the 20-point plateau in consecutive seasons, sitting at 19 points (8G, 11A) in 23 games. |
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| March 30, 2026 |
In Detroit, Montreal tied a PWHL record with an 11-game point streak in a 3-1 win over New York on Saturday. Following open practices and autograph sessions on Friday, members of the Sirens participated in an adult community clinic with the Michigan Senior Women's Hockey League. Prior to the game, players from both teams swapped jerseys with the Detroit Red Wings. The Sirens showcased their creativity for walk-ins with Sarah Fillier and Allyson Simpson sporting custom t-shirts featuring teammate and Detroit native Elle Hartje. Locals Kaley Doyle (Livonia) and Callie Shanahan (Commerce Township) repped the NBA's Detroit Pistons and USL's Detroit City FC. The Victoire also got pumped up with a locker room visit by the families of Michigan-born players Shiann Darkangelo (Brighton) and Abby Roque (Sault Ste. Marie). |
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| March 28, 2026 |
Hayley Scamurra recorded a new career-high with her 11th point in 23 games, eclipsing her inaugural season output of 10 points in 24 games with Ottawa. She matched Sarah Fillier to lead all skaters today with five shots on goal, after recording a season-high seven shots on goal Wednesday in Chicago. |
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| March 28, 2026 |
Sarah Fillier scored her fourth goal in four games on Wednesday, matching the most she's ever had in a four-game span. This follows a 14-game stretch during which she failed to score, six games longer than what had been the worst drought of her PWHL career (eight). She has four assists in four games of the season series and scored a goal and an assist last season at Little Caesars Arena in a 4-1 win over the Frost. |
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| March 28, 2026 |
NEW YORK SIRENS8-0-3-11 | 27 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 21 GP, 5-11-16 PTSLast Game: 4-1 L at SEA (in Chicago) on Mar. 25 |
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| 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. |
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| March 26, 2026 |
Sarah Fillier has goals in consecutive games for the first time this season and seven points (4G, 3A) in her last seven games since Jan. 28, her last before representing Canada at the Olympics. Her 16 points in 21 games leads the Sirens and is tied for ninth in the PWHL, while climbing up to 45 career points, which is tied for 15th all-time. |
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| March 25, 2026 |
Sarah Fillier scored her fourth goal of the season, 17th of her career and 44th point of her career in Vancouver in her last game. Since her career started last season, her 44 points (17G, 27A) are tied with Taylor Heise for the most in the PWHL. |
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| March 25, 2026 |
NEW YORK SIRENS8-0-3-10 | 27 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 20 GP, 4-11-15 PTSLast Game: 5-2 L at VAN on Mar. 18 |
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| 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. |
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| March 18, 2026 |
VANCOUVER, BC (March 18, 2026) - Anna Shokhina, Anna Segedi, and Mannon McMahon made their mark on the Vancouver Goldeneyes' scoresheet for the first time to help overtake the New York Sirens 5-2 in their fourth and final matchup of the regular season in front of 9,226 fans at Pacific Coliseum on Wednesday night. Shokhina and Segedi each recorded their first Goldeneyes goals to quickly put Vancouver ahead by two in the first seven minutes of play; Shokhina's marker was scored unassisted as she toe-dragged through traffic with just three seconds left in a Goldeneyes power play, while Segedi scored off a behind-the-net pass from Michelle Karvinen. Sarah Fillier quickly brought New York back within one at 7:15 of the first, tipping a blue line shot from Maja Nylen Persson, but a Sophie Jaques' slapshot from the point at 16:00 padded the Goldeneyes' lead and would stand as the game winner. Sirens rookie Anna Bargman was the lone second period scorer with her tip off Nicole Vallario's point shot at 13:19, and the Goldeneyes closed it out in the third with Tereza Vanisova's goal at 5:27, bounced in off Kayle Osborne's blocker, and an empty netter from McMahon with 18 seconds remaining. Osborne made 24 saves on 28 shots, with 12 coming in the first period, while Kristen Campbell turned away 22/24 for her third regulation win at Pacific Coliseum.
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| 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.
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| March 15, 2026 |
Sarah Fillier, one of the Sirens' three Canadian Olympic silver medalists in Milan, had her first three-point performance of the season, and second of her career, in New York's last game (2G, 1A). She co-leads the Sirens in points with 14 (3G, 11A), alongside Casey O'Brien (5G, 9A), who is the only rookie at the top of her team's scoring list. |
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| March 8, 2026 |
NEWARK, NJ (March 8, 2026) - In front of 8,264 fans -- the largest home crowd in team history -- the New York Sirens skated to a 6-2 win over the Ottawa Charge at Prudential Center on Sunday afternoon. Sarah Fillier led the way for New York with a three-point performance, including a pair of goals to snap a 14-game goal drought, and Taylor Girard added two goals. Maddi Wheeler opened the scoring in the first period, giving the Sirens a 1-0 lead less than seven minutes into the game, before Fillier notched her first goal of the afternoon just 1:37 later. New York extended the advantage to 3-0 at 17:10, with Girard scoring her first of two goals, cashing in on a 5-on-3 advantage. Ottawa captain Brianne Jenner cut the Sirens' lead to two 53 seconds later, notching her ninth of the season to make the score 3-1 heading into the first intermission. After a scoreless second period, Gabbie Hughes scored 3:18 into the third to bring the Charge within one, but New York pulled away with Girard's second goal of the contest, scored at 10:45, and Allyson Simpson's first of the season less than five minutes later to restore a three-goal lead. Fillier capped the scoring with an empty-net goal with 45 seconds remaining, helping the Sirens snap a five-game winless streak. Goaltender Kayle Osborne made 16 saves for New York to earn her eighth win of the season, while Gwyneth Philips stopped 26 shots for Ottawa. With the victory, New York regained fourth place in the PWHL standings, while Ottawa slipped to fifth. |
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| March 8, 2026 |
Sarah Fillier snapped a career-high 14-game goal drought with two tallies in the contest, also adding an assist. This marked her first multi-goal game since Mar. 25, 2025, also vs. Ottawa. Despite the drought, the 2025 PWHL Rookie of the Year has recorded points in three of her last four games and nine of her last 12 entering today's contest. With a season-high three-point performance today, the Sirens alternate captain now sits tied for first in team scoring with 14 points (3G, 11A), while moving into sole possession of second place in the PWHL in assists. |
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| March 8, 2026 |
Sirens forward Sarah Fillier on scoring two goals this game: "I thought I'd been playing well and had good stretchers through the beginning of the season. You know, sometimes pucks don't go in and thought I had a good Olympics and wanted to hopefully ride that wave of playing really well back here. It's nice when a few go in and hopefully the floodgates open for the back half of the season." |
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| March 7, 2026 |
Sarah Fillier has recorded 10 of her 11 points (1G, 10A) this season when New York has been the home team, including a pair of assists against the Charge on Jan. 20. So far, she's the only player in PWHL history to record 10 or more assists in every season played in the league. |
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| March 5, 2026 |
Sarah Fillier picked up an assist on New York's lone goal last Thursday, her 10th of the season, second most in the league (Taylor Heise, 13). Despite only playing in two of the team's three seasons, Fillier's 26 career assists are the most in team history. The Sirens alternate captain needs four more points to take over the team's all-time record. |
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| March 2, 2026 |
Renata Fast became the first member of the Sceptres to reach 40 career points, entirely produced in a Toronto uniform, when she scored a goal and an assist on Friday in Seattle. Her 40 points include 10 goals and 30 assists in 68 games and is one point ahead of Watts (18G, 21A) with 39 points in 46 games as a Sceptre, and Natalie Spooner (26G, 13A) with 39 points in 56 games. Miller held the previous team record with 38 points (17G, 21A) in 52 games in two seasons with Toronto. Three of the league's six inaugural teams have maintained its top scorer through two and half seasons, including Montreal (Poulin, 64 points), Minnesota (Coyne Schofield, 56 points) and Ottawa (Jenner, 51 points). Earlier this season, Muller surpassed Knight to become Boston's all-time leading scorer, while Carpenter's 43 points in New York remain a team record. Sarah Fillier (40 points) has the Sirens record within reach. |
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| Feb. 26, 2026 |
The Sirens welcome back their six Olympians, including Canadian silver medalists Sarah Fillier, Kristin O'Neill and Kayle Osborne. New York is the only PWHL team that featured players on both sides of the bronze medal game with Switzerland's Nicole Vallario winning against Sweden's Maja Nylen Persson. Kristyna Kaltounkova also competed for Czechia in her first Olympics. |
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| Feb. 26, 2026 |
Sarah Fillier recorded the tenth assist of the season, moving into sole possession of second place in the category among all PWHL players. The Olympic silver medalist, who tied for the league scoring lead as a rookie last season, sits second in team scoring (1G, 10A), one point shy of team co-leaders O'Brien and Kaltounkova, and has seven assists in her last six games. |
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| 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 |
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| Feb. 26, 2026 |
Sirens forward Sarah Fillier on the momentum women's hockey and the PWHL gained from the Olympics: "I mean, I think it already has... gotten a boost from the Olympics. If you watch the gold medal game, I think it's one of the best hockey games that we've played against the U.S. -- it might have been the best hockey game in the whole tournament. So yeah, we're just trying to draw new fans, draw international fans, grow in our markets. It's always nice to come back to our New York fans and we're always trying to draw in bigger crowds." |
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| 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 |
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| Feb. 19, 2026 |
SIX 2-TIME MEDALISTS:Erin Ambrose (MTL), Sarah Fillier (NY), Emma Maltais (TOR), Emerance Maschmeyer (VAN), Ella Shelton (TOR), Claire Thompson (VAN) - 1 Gold (2022), 1 Silver (2026) |
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| Feb. 18, 2026 |
Three collegiate players won Olympic gold with Canada in 2022 before joining the PWHL: Vancouver captain Ashton Bell (Minnesota-Duluth), New York's Sarah Fillier (Princeton) and Toronto's Emma Maltais (Ohio State). |
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| Feb. 17, 2026 |
For the seventh time in Olympic women's ice hockey history, the gold medal will be decided in a battle between Canada and the United States in another chapter showcasing one of the greatest rivalries in all of sport. The Americans are unbeaten with six wins in Italy, including a 5-0 victory over Canada during preliminary round play last Tuesday, and have won seven straight against their Canadian counterparts dating back to four Rivalry Series games and two matchups at the 2025 Women's Worlds where the U.S. won gold. Canada holds the upper hand on the Olympic stage, winning five of the seven previous head-to-head gold medal finals. Canadian captain Marie-Philip Poulin of Montreal and American captain Hilary Knight of Seattle are both competing for their fifth Olympic medals and headline the list of 39 PWHL players going for gold. Toronto's Daryl Watts leads all PWHL players in tournament scoring with eight points and fellow Canadian Sarah Fillier of New York is second on the team with six points. Torrent forward Hannah Bilka and Boston captain Megan Keller both have seven points each for a U.S. team that has scored five or more goals in every game thus far. The top two goaltenders of the 2025-26 PWHL season have continued to perform on the global stage, most notably Aerin Frankel of the Fleet who has posted four wins and a record three shutouts as the U.S. surrendered just one goal against in six games. Victoire netminder Ann-Renee Desbiens has won three of her four starts with one shutout and was between the pipes the last time Canada won Olympic gold in Beijing. |
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| Feb. 17, 2026 |
SIX 1-TIME MEDALISTS:Erin Ambrose (MTL), Sarah Fillier (NY), Emma Maltais (TOR), Emerance Maschmeyer (VAN), Ella Shelton (TOR), Claire Thompson (VAN) - 1 Gold (2022) |
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| Feb. 16, 2026 |
CANADA (23 PWHL PLAYERS):Daryl Watts (TOR): 2-6--8 PTSSarah Fillier (NY): 3-3--6 PTSJulia Gosling (SEA): 3-2--5 PTSMarie-Philip Poulin (MTL): 3-1--4 PTSKristin O'Neill (NY): 2-2--4 PTSClaire Thompson (VAN): 1-3--4 PTSEmily Clark (OTT): 2-1--3 PTSBrianne Jenner (OTT): 1-2--3 PTSLaura Stacey (MTL): 1-2--3 PTSRenata Fast (TOR): 0-3--3 PTSSophie Jaques (VAN): 0-3--3 PTSElla Shelton (TOR): 0-3--3 PTSBlayre Turnbull (TOR): 1-1--2 PTSErin Ambrose (MTL): 0-2--2 PTSEmma Maltais (TOR): 0-2--2 PTSSarah Nurse (VAN): 0-2--2 PTSJenn Gardiner (VAN): 1-0--1 PTSNatalie Spooner (TOR): 1-0--1 PTSJocelyne Larocque (OTT): 6 SOGKati Tabin (MTL): 4 SOGAnn-Renee Desbiens (MTL): 3-1, 1 SO, 1.81 GAA, .901 SV%Emerance Maschmeyer (VAN): 2-0, 1 SO, 0.47 GAA, .957 SV%Kayle Osborne (NY): Has not played |
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| Feb. 15, 2026 |
CANADA (23 PWHL PLAYERS):Sarah Fillier (NY): 3-3--6 PTSDaryl Watts (TOR): 2-4--6 PTSJulia Gosling (SEA): 3-2--5 PTSKristin O'Neill (NY): 2-2--4 PTSClaire Thompson (VAN): 1-3--4 PTSEmily Clark (OTT): 2-1--3 PTSBrianne Jenner (OTT): 1-2--3 PTSLaura Stacey (MTL): 1-2--3 PTSRenata Fast (TOR): 0-3--3 PTSMarie-Philip Poulin (MTL): 1-1--2 PTSBlayre Turnbull (TOR): 1-1--2 PTSErin Ambrose (MTL): 0-2--2 PTSSophie Jaques (VAN): 0-2--2 PTSEmma Maltais (TOR): 0-2--2 PTSSarah Nurse (VAN): 0-2--2 PTSElla Shelton (TOR): 0-2--2 PTSJenn Gardiner (VAN): 1-0--1 PTSNatalie Spooner (TOR): 1-0--1 PTSJocelyne Larocque (OTT): 5 SOGKati Tabin (MTL): 4 SOGAnn-Renee Desbiens (MTL): 2-1, 1 SO, 2.09 GAA, .905 SV%Emerance Maschmeyer (VAN): 2-0, 1 SO, 0.47 GAA, .957 SV%Kayle Osborne (NY): Has not played |
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| Feb. 15, 2026 |
The second semifinal features a rematch of last Saturday's preliminary round where Canada took the ice for the first time in a 4-0 victory, outshooting Switzerland 55-6. New York's Sarah Fillier (3G, 3A) and Toronto's Daryl Watts (2G, 4A) share the team lead with six points and tallied a goal and an assist apiece in that contest. Seattle's Julia Gosling (3G, 2A) scored the first of her tournament-leading three power play goals against the Swiss, and Canada's top scoring defender, Claire Thompson (1G, 3A) of Vancouver, also the top scoring blue liner in Olympic history, picked up two assists. Canada got a boost in their 5-1 quarterfinal win over Germany with the return of Montreal captain Marie-Philip Poulin, who made history with her 18th career Olympic goal to tie the all-time record. Boston's Alina Muller also made Olympic history in Saturday's quarterfinals, becoming just the sixth woman to score 15 career goals and moved up to eighth on the all-time scoring list with 27 points in Switzerland's 1-0 triumph over Finland. This will be the third semifinal meeting between the countries on the Olympic stage, with Canada winning 3-1 in Sochi 2014, and 10-3 in Beijing 2022, before going on to win gold in both tournaments. Canada has never lost to Switzerland in 19 games historically at the Olympics and Women's Worlds, outscoring them 133-9. |
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| Feb. 14, 2026 |
Canada defeated Germany 5-1 in their quarterfinal matchup at the Olympic Winter Games Mliano Cortina 2026 on Saturday. The Canadian power play remained potent, converting twice with a German player in the penalty box. New York Sirens forward Sarah Fillier notched one on the player advantage with a sharp-angle finish, one of her two points on the day. |
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| 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) |
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| Feb. 14, 2026 |
Montreal captain Marie-Philip Poulin returned to action after a two-game absence and made an immediate impact, scoring a historic goal on the power play to tie the all-time Olympic mark and help Canada secure an eighth straight berth in the semifinals. New York's Sarah Fillier also tallied with the player advantage and added an assist to bring her tournament point total to a team-high of six, a figure matched by Toronto's Daryl Watts following her two assists. A trio of Canadians scored for the first time this tournament, including Ottawa captain Brianne Jenner, who opened the scoring just 1:40 into the contest, along with singles from Vancouver alternate captain Claire Thompson and Toronto captain Blayre Turnbull. Emily Clark (OTT), Renata Fast (TOR), Sophie Jaques (VAN), Emma Maltais (TOR) and Kristin O'Neill (NY) each had one assist, and Goldeneyes' goaltender Emerance Maschmeyer made 10 saves to secure her second win in Italy. Victoire netminder Sandra Abstreiter stopped 38 shots in defeat, backstopping Germany to a seventh-place finish in her first Olympics and the country's first appearance since 2014. |
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| 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) |
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| Feb. 13, 2026 |
Seattle's Julia Gosling has made the most of her Olympic debut, leading all 23 PWHL players on Canada in scoring with five points, including three power play goals. Toronto's Daryl Watts, another first-time Olympian, and New York's Sarah Fillier, who won Olympic gold in 2022, both have two goals and two assists in a trio of preliminary round wins. Canada has made the final in all seven Olympic tournaments, winning five gold medals (2002, 2006, 2010, 2014, 2022). Boston's Laura Kluge (3G, 4A) has been one of the breakout stars of the tournament, tied for the overall scoring lead in the preliminary round and setting a German record with seven points in her first Olympics. Also setting German records from the PWHL, Vancouver's Nina Jobst-Smith's two goals are the most by a defender and Montreal's Sandra Abstreiter's three wins are the most by a goaltender. Germany will compete in the playoff round for the first time in four Olympic appearances. |
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| 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) |
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| Feb. 12, 2026 |
Ottawa's Emily Clark scored two goals in the third period and New York's Kristin O'Neill had a goal and an assist to lead Canada to a commanding victory to secure second place in the Group A standings in the final game of the preliminary round. Vancouver's Jenn Gardiner scored the first Olympic goal of her career late in the opening frame, which held as the game-winner, and Toronto's Daryl Watts found the back of the net for the second time in the tournament to add insurance in the middle frame. Six Canadians contributed assists, led by two each from both Seattle's Julia Gosling and Montreal's Laura Stacey, plus singles from Sarah Fillier (NY), Sophie Jaques (VAN), Ella Shelton (TOR) and Blayre Turnbull (TOR). Victoire netminder Ann-Renee Desbiens turned aside all 17 shots faced for her second win and first shutout of the tournament. Charge captain Brianne Jenner served as Canada's captain for the second straight game with Marie-Philip Poulin of the Victoire sidelined with injury. Charge rookie goaltender Sanni Ahola made 18 saves for Finland and Boston's Susanna Tapani returned to action after missing Finland's previous contest with an injury. Both teams will play quarterfinal games on Saturday, with Canada facing Germany and Finland taking on Switzerland. |
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| Feb. 11, 2026 |
Seattle's Julia Gosling leads the Canadian team that is loaded with 23 PWHL players, scoring three power play goals through three games, while New York's Sarah Fillier has scored twice with one assist. Ottawa's Sanni Ahola, one of four PWHL players on Finland, backstopped her team to its first win of the tournament on Tuesday, and captain Michelle Karvinen of Vancouver picked up her first assist and 24th career point. Finland (1-0-0-2) has secured no worse than fourth place in the Group A standings but can overtake Canada (2-0-0-1) for second place with a regulation win, or land in third place ahead of Czechia (1-0-1-2) with an overtime or shootout win. Canada needs just a single point to lock up second place. |
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| 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) |
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| 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) |
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| 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) |
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| Feb. 9, 2026 |
Seattle's Julia Gosling scored for the second straight game, this time with a pair of power play goals to continue Canada's undefeated start to the tournament. New York's Kristin O'Neill and Sarah Fillier, and Montreal's Laura Stacey also tallied in a four-goal first period. Ottawa captain Brianne Jenner had two assists, while seven other Canadians had single assists, including Erin Ambrose (MTL), Renata Fast (TOR), Emma Maltais (TOR), Sarah Nurse (VAN), Ella Shelton (TOR), Claire Thompson (VAN) and Daryl Watts (TOR). Ann-Renee Desbiens stopped 18 shots to pick up her first win in Italy, beaten only by her Victoire teammate Natalie Mlynkova, who scored for the third time in the tournament. Tereza Vanisova (VAN) and Kristyna Kaltounkova (NY) picked up assists for Czechia in their final game of the preliminary round. Canada will face the United States on Tuesday in a game that will decide first-place in the Group A standings. |
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| Feb. 9, 2026 |
Canada continued their strong play against Czechia with a 5-1 victory, highlighted by an emphatic four-goal first period. New York Sirens forward Kristin O'Neill got things underway early, while her Sirens teammate Sarah Fillier, Montreal Victoire forward Laura Stacey, and Seattle Torrent forward Julia Gosling all added to the scoreline before the first intermission. Fillier and Gosling now each have three points through two games for Canada. Natalie Mlynkova scored Czechia's lone goal of the night, bringing her tournament goal total to three. |
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| 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) |
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| Feb. 7, 2026 |
New York's Sarah Fillier and Toronto's Daryl Watts both scored and added an assist apiece as Canada, the defending Winter Olympic gold medalists, picked up the win in their first game at Milano Rho Ice Hockey Arena after Thursday's opener was postponed. Sceptres veteran Natalie Spooner opened the scoring at 7:02 of the second period with the first of three power play goals for Canada in the contest. Seattle's Julia Gosling also had a goal, Vancouver defender Claire Thompson had two assists, and Erin Ambrose (MTL), Renata Fast (TOR), Sarah Nurse (VAN) and captain Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL) all contributed helpers. Goldeneyes goaltender Emerance Maschmeyer earned the shutout as Canada outshot Switzerland 55-6. |
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| 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) |
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| Jan. 29, 2026 |
New York rookie forward Kristyna Kaltounkova leads the league with 11 goals after scoring twice on four shots in the Sirens' 4-3 shootout loss to Boston on Wednesday, earning PWHL Player of the Week presented by SharkNinja honors. She leads the league with three multi-goal games, enters the break on a career-high four-game point streak (4G, 1A), and is first in scoring among rookies with 12 points (1G, 11A) in 16 games. Kaltounkova is just the third rookie in PWHL history to reach double digits in goals, following teammate Sarah Fillier (13) in 2024-25, and Minnesota's Grace Zumwinkle (11) in 2024. The 23-year-old from Vlasim, Czechia, was selected first overall in the 2025 PWHL Draft and will represent her country in her first Olympic Winter Games next week (read more on Kaltounkova here on the PWHL's Milano Cortina 2026 hub). See this season's top offensive rookies here. |
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| Jan. 29, 2026 |
New York rookie forward Kristyna Kaltounkova leads the league with 11 goals after scoring twice on four shots in the Sirens' 4-3 shootout loss to Boston on Wednesday, earning PWHL Player of the Week presented by SharkNinja honors. She leads the league with three multi-goal games, enters the break on a career-high four-game point streak (4G, 1A), and is first in scoring among rookies with 12 points (11G, 1A) in 16 games. Kaltounkova is just the third rookie in PWHL history to reach double digits in goals, following teammate Sarah Fillier (13) in 2024-25, and Minnesota's Grace Zumwinkle (11) in 2024. The 23-year-old from Vlasim, Czechia, was selected first overall in the 2025 PWHL Draft and will represent her country in her first Olympic Winter Games next week (read more on Kaltounkova here on the PWHL's Milano Cortina 2026 hub). See this season's top offensive rookies here. |
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| Jan. 28, 2026 |
Sarah Fillier produced her ninth assist to reach double digit points this season (10) through 15 games -- her first point against Boston since Mar. 5, 2025. The Canadian Olympian leads her team in power play assists with four, tying her total from last season accomplished in twice as many regular-season games. The alternate captain's nine shots on goal marked a new career-high and led all skaters on the ice today. |
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| Jan. 28, 2026 |
Kristyna Kaltounkova recorded her third multi-goal game of the season to move past Minnesota's Kendall Coyne Schofield for the league lead with 11 goals. She is just the third rookie all-time to reach double digits in goal, following teammate Sarah Fillier (13G in 2024-25 season) and Minnesota's Grace Zumwinkle (11G during inaugural season). The 2025 first overall pick has points in nine of 16 games this season, with a new career-high point streak of four consecutive games (4G, 1A). |
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| Jan. 25, 2026 |
Sarah Fillier recorded two assists on Tuesday, her second straight game with multiple assists to extend her point streak to three (5A). She had multiple assists in just two of her 30 games last season and co-led the league with 16 helpers overall. Her eight assists are third most in the PWHL, behind only Minnesota's Taylor Heise (11) and Britta Curl-Salemme (nine). All of Fillier's nine points (1G, 8A) have been recorded in home games this season. |
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| Jan. 20, 2026 |
Sarah Fillier has recorded consecutive multi-assist games for the first time in her career and has five helpers in her last three games. Three of her assists this season have come on the power play, tied for third in the PWHL, while all nine points (1G, 8A) for the Sirens alternate captain have come in home games, including a four-game point streak at Prudential Center. |
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| Jan. 20, 2026 |
NEWARK, NJ(January 20, 2026) - Rookie Sarah Wozniewicz scored at 1:29 of overtime to give the Ottawa Charge a 4-3 victory over the New York Sirens on Tuesday night at Prudential Center. The goal stopped the Sirens from completing a comeback that saw them down 3-0 midway through the second period. Rebecca Leslie led the Charge offense with three points, including a first period goal at 16:08 when she buried a shot on a 2-on-1 rush, plus assists on Brianne Jenner's second period power play goal at 6:53 and the overtime winner. Jenner and Gabbie Hughes finished with two points each, with the latter opening the scoring at 8:37 in the opening frame. Jaime Bourbonnais put the home team on the board at 12:40 of the second period as the Sirens took advantage of an offensive zone turnover. Kristin O'Neill cut the deficit to one with a power play goal at 11:55, followed by the equalizer by rookie Anne Cherkowski at 13:39 of the final frame. Sarah Fillier had two assists to lead all Sirens in points. Casey O'Brien nearly won it in overtime for the Sirens but was denied on a breakaway by Gwyneth Philips who made 31 saves in her seventh win of the season. Rookie Callie Shanahan got her first career start between the pipes for the Sirens, stopping 17 shots in her debut. New York holds onto second place with points in seven straight games, while Ottawa climbs into a fourth-place tie with Montreal after securing points in seven of their last eight games. Both teams return to action on the weekend, with Ottawa visiting Montreal on Saturday and New York traveling to Minnesota Sunday. The teams will meet back at Prudential Center on Mar. 8. |
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| 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. |
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| Jan. 18, 2026 |
New York alternate captain Sarah Fillier on the atmosphere and crowd in Washington D.C.: "It was awesome. In the third, when they were singing along during play, it's an incredible feeling as a player to know fans are excited to show up, support women's hockey, and watch the product we put on the ice. Speaking specifically about this crowd, I don't think I've ever seen that many people at warm-ups with signs along the glass for us. You can tell there's a lot of passion in this city for sports, and especially for women's sports. It was a great crowd, and it would be awesome to come back and play here." |
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| Jan. 18, 2026 |
1.Anne Cherkowski (NY) 1G2.Kayle Osborne (NY) 31 SV3.Sarah Fillier (NY) 2A |
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| Jan. 18, 2026 |
WASHINGTON, D.C.(January 18, 2026) -The PWHL made its debut in Washington, D.C. on Sunday afternoon and set a U.S. women's hockey attendance record with a crowd of 17,228 at Capital One Arena for the PWHL Takeover Tour(tm) presented by BJ's Wholesale Club. The game featured the New York Sirens relying on their standout rookies to guide the offense in a 2-1 win over the Montreal Victoire. First overall pick Kristyna Kaltounkova added to her strong rookie campaign with her second power play goal of the season just 1:24 into the first period, bringing her goal total to eight on the season. Montreal's Maggie Flaherty made sure the Victoire got on the board in the opening frame with a power play goal of their own in the last minute of play. The Sirens reclaimed the lead in the second period at 14:47 when Anne Cherkowski scored the game-winning goal, the first of her career, when she redirected a shot from Paetyn Levis quickly off the draw. Sarah Fillier recorded her second assist of the game on the play. Ann-Renee Desbiens gave Montreal their best chance with 25 saves between the pipes in her first loss since the Victoire's matchup against the Toronto Sceptres on Dec. 27 at the Bell Centre. Kayle Osborne stood strong once again in goal, stopping 31 of 32 shots for the Sirens in her seventh win in 13 consecutive starts this season. The victory moves the Sirens into second place in the standings with points in six straight games, while Montreal drops down to fourth with their first loss in four games. The teams will meet again following the Olympic break on Feb. 26 at Prudential Center. |
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| Jan. 18, 2026 |
Sarah Fillier notched her first multi-point game of the season and eighth of her career with two assists on the day. The Sirens alternate captain has now reached six assists this season, all in the team's last five games as the home team. She co-led the league with 16 assists in 2024-25. |
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| Jan. 16, 2026 |
This is the first Sirens game since Sarah Fillier, Kristin O'Neill and Osborne were named among the 23 PWHL players on Canada's 2026 Olympic roster. On Monday, Sirens defender Maja Nylen-Persson was named as one of four PWHL players on Team Sweden for the Milano Cortina games. |
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| Jan. 16, 2026 |
Sarah Fillier has earned an assist in four consecutive games where the Sirens have been the home team, including three-straight when she's been in the lineup at Prudential Center. The Sirens alternate captain and Canadian Olympian also scored her only goal of the season in the team's Nov. 29 home opener. |
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| Jan. 15, 2026 |
There's also Sarah Fillier, of course. The 2025 Rookie of the Year and a centerpiece of this club's offense who averages the most time on ice of the team's forwards, Fillier 's playmaking, hockey IQ, and the way she involves her linemates make her the heartbeat of the Sirens' attack. The Canadian Olympian has missed a game due to injury but still has 4 crucial points and figures to notch more soon. |
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| Jan. 12, 2026 |
EA Sports has named its Team of the Year honorees, celebrating hockey's best-of-the-best. Poulin, Torrent captain Hilary Knight and Sarah Fillier of the Sirens were recognized at forward, Renata Fast of the Sceptres and Sophie Jaques of the Goldeneyes on defense and Desbiens earned the nod in goal. PWHL players and teams are prominently featured in EA SPORTS(tm) NHL(r) 26, the second season of a multi-year partnership. Click here for more. |
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| Jan. 6, 2026 |
Daryl Watts' five-game point streak and four-game goal streak ended tonight. Both were career highs, with her goal streak falling just one game short of tying the PWHL record set by Sarah Fillier last season (Feb. 23-Mar. 16). |
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| Jan. 6, 2026 |
The Sirens have six players from Ontario on its active roster, tied for second-most behind Toronto's nine. Jaime Bourbonnais (Mississauga), Sarah Fillier (Georgetown), Kristin O'Neill (Oakville) and Kayla Vespa (Hamilton) are all playing close to home for the first time this season. |
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| 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. |
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| Jan. 2, 2026 |
Sarah Fillier returned to the Sirens' lineup after missing the first game of her career on Dec. 31 with an upper-body injury. She picked up her fourth point of the season, extending her assist streak to three games. |
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| Jan. 2, 2026 |
NEWARK, NJ (January 2, 2026) - The New York Sirens stretched their winning streak to three games with a 4-3 victory over the Montreal Victoire on Friday afternoon at Prudential Center, backstopped by Kayle Osborne's 42 saves. Victoire forward Laura Stacey opened the scoring at 3:47 of the first period, but New York answered late in the frame when Anna Bargman tied the game with 3:44 remaining, spinning and firing from the slot for her first PWHL goal. The Sirens took their first lead at 3:46 of the second period when Kristin O'Neill scored against her former club, converting in the slot after a turnover behind the Montreal net. The Victoire responded three minutes later on the power play, as Marie-Philip Poulin hammered home a one-timer following crisp perimeter passing from Erin Ambrose and Abby Roque. First overall pick Kristyna Kaltounkova restored New York's lead later in the second, slipping free from coverage and burying a cross-ice feed for her team-leading fifth goal of the season. Midway through the third, Paetyn Levis extended the Sirens' advantage to two when she finished a Sarah Fillier pass on the rush. Montreal appeared to answer on a net-front deflection by Poulin, but the goal was waved off after video review for a high stick. Despite outshooting New York 45-21, the Victoire struggled to solve Osborne until the final minute, when Natalie Mlynkova tipped an Abby Roque point shot with the extra attacker to cut the deficit to one. With the victory, New York moved into a tie for second in the league standings. Sandra Abstreiter made 17 saves for the Victoire, who dropped their third consecutive game in regulation. |
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| Dec. 31, 2025 |
Madison Samoskevich, Vancouver's fifth-round pick in 2025, is from Sandy Hook, CT, a 90-minute drive from Prudential Center. She followed in her sister Melissa's footsteps at Quinnipiac University, and as a pro hockey player, with Melissa a former member of the PHF's Connecticut Whale. Melissa served as an assistant coach at Princeton in 2023-24 under Cara Gardner Morey on a Tigers team led by Sarah Fillier. |
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| Dec. 31, 2025 |
Sarah Fillierwas scratched from the New York lineup for the first time in her career and is listed day-to-day with an upper-body injury. |
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| Dec. 28, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier has her first point streak of the season with one assist in consecutive games. The 2025 PWHL Rookie of the Year and co-scoring leader had four different point streaks last season, including two six-game stretches. |
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| Dec. 21, 2025 |
Sirens rookie forward Kristyna Kaltounkova on her two-goal game and chemistry with her linemates: "Those two goals were a full line effort. On the power play goal with my line, it wasn't just me -- Filly (Sarah Fillier) took a great shot, and I was fortunate to be there to finish it. It definitely feels good to be playing on that line. Sarah is an incredibly talented hockey player. She's smart, skilled and sees the game so well. Playing with her has been an honor, and she makes things a lot easier out there. Anne Cherkowski brings so much speed and grit, and she's also a very smart, talented player. I think we're building strong chemistry together. The goals are starting to come, but more importantly, we're doing a lot of good things that reflect the way we want to play." |
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| Dec. 21, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier snapped a three-game pointless streak with a primary helper on Kaltounkova's first goal. The 2025 Rookie of the Year and co-scoring leader tied for the league lead with 16 assists in 30 games last season. |
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| Dec. 18, 2025 |
For the players featured in the campaign, Play It Big represents a shift not just in tone, but in opportunity. New York Sirens forward Sarah Fillier, the league's reigning Rookie of the Year, was among the players featured prominently in the campaign. Reflecting on the experience, Fillier told thepwhl.com: /$$.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-zh5oe3{color:var(--components-pull-quote-color);font-weight:700;font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-xl);font-family:var(--chakra-fonts-heading);}[data-content-color="light"] .css-zh5oe3.use-content-color{color:var(--semantics-text-paragraph-primary-light-color);}[data-content-color="dark"] .css-zh5oe3.use-content-color{color:var(--semantics-text-paragraph-primary-color);}@media screen and (min-width: 48em){.css-zh5oe3{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-2xl);}}@media screen and (min-width: 62em){.css-zh5oe3{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-3xl);}}@media screen and (min-width: 80em){.css-zh5oe3{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-4xl);}}@media screen and (min-width: 96em){.css-zh5oe3{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-5xl);}}My time at the PWHL's Play It Big campaign shoot was awesome. When I saw the final advertisement, it was empowering to see all of us players together and how cutting-edge the league's marketing is. I am excited to participate in more opportunities like the Play It Big campaign as my career progresses."/$$ |
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| Dec. 17, 2025 |
New York forward Sarah Fillier on the change in linemates for the first time this season: "I thought we got some quality looks together. I think the change of the setup brings a bit more variety in how we can attack and how we saw that today. Like Fargs [Fargo] said, we're right there and we're getting good chances and pucks around the crease - we just have to bury one here."
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| Dec. 17, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier tallied another two shots tonight to bring her total to 24 and remains second on the PWHL's leaderboard and first among Sirens. Kristyna Kaltounkova's five shots tonight put her two ahead of freshman teammate Anne Cherkowski's 19 on the season for one and two in rookie shooting across the league.
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| Dec. 15, 2025 |
The U.S. Women's National Team completed a four-game sweep over Canada in the 2025 Rivalry Series following a 10-4 win on Wednesday and a 4-1 victory on Saturday in Edmonton, AB. Minnesota's Taylor Heise collected two assists in both games and led all skaters in the series with nine points (1G, 8A). U.S. and Seattle captain Hilary Knight scored twice on Saturday and finished tied for the series lead with five goals. New York's Sarah Fillier finished as Canada's leading scorer with three points (2G, 1A), with Vancouver's Sophie Jaques tying for the team lead with two goals. Frankel and Ottawa's Gwyneth Philips both earned wins last week and finished the series with two victories apiece. A total of 44 PWHL players were named to December rosters in the final competition between the nations before the 2026 Olympic Winter Games. |
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| Dec. 8, 2025 |
Forwards: Emily Clark (OTT), Sarah Fillier (NY), Jenn Gardiner (VAN), Julia Gosling (SEA), Brianne Jenner (OTT), Emma Maltais (TOR), Kristin O'Neill (NY), Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL), Danielle Serdachny (SEA), Natalie Spooner (TOR), Laura Stacey (MTL), Blayre Turnbull (TOR), Daryl Watts (TOR) |
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| Dec. 8, 2025 |
Fleet rookie forward Abby Newhook has goals in three straight games and is the only PWHL player with an active three-game point streak heading into the break. The 22-year-old from St. John's, NL, was selected by Boston in the fifth round of June's draft after playing four seasons at Boston College. New York's Sarah Fillier, last season's Rookie of the Year and co-scoring leader, holds the league's longest goal scoring streak at five games. Three other players have produced four-game goal scoring streaks in the regular season: Montreal's Laura Stacey in 2024-25, and Jessie Eldridge and Jenner in the inaugural season. |
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| Dec. 6, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier leads the league with 18 shots on goal and the Sirens have outshot their opponent in all four of their games this season. New York is the only PWHL team to have a positive SOG differential in every game this season and are +28 overall. The Goldeneyes have been outshot in three straight games and rank eighth in shot differential at -33. |
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| Nov. 29, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier, the 2025 PWHL Rookie of the Year and co-leader in points last season (29), recorded her first goal, and first point, of the season. Of her now 14 career goals, today's is her first game-winner and brings her to 30 points in 33 career games, ranking second all-time in points per game (0.91). |
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| Nov. 29, 2025 |
Rookie defender Nicole Vallario opened the scoring less than five minutes into the first period, intercepting a clearing attempt by the Goldeneyes and sending a shot to the top corner to make it 1-0. Late in the frame, Sarah Fillier scored her first goal of the season to double New York's lead, with rookies Anne Cherkowski -- who finished the game with two assists -- and Casey O'Brien earning their first career helpers on the play. |
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| Nov. 25, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier led all players with seven shots on goal for New York, a new career-high for the reigning co-scoring leader. |
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| Nov. 22, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS2024:25: 8-4-5-13 | 37 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 30 GP, 13-16-29 PTSPreseason Scrimmages: 5-2 L vs MIN | 6-2 W vs MIN |
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| Nov. 22, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier's 29 points (13 goals, 16 assists) were tied with Hilary Knight for the PWHL lead last season. The Rookie of the Year was also the only player in the league to score five power-play goals. She scored four goals (including one PPG) and two assists in her six games against Ottawa last season. |
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| Nov. 21, 2025 |
Hilary Knight, the first-ever player signed by Seattle, has also been named its first captain. Her 29 points with Boston last season (15 goals, 14 assists) were tied for the PWHL lead (along with Sarah Fillier) after she recorded 11 points in 24 games in the inaugural PWHL season. Three of her final seven goals last season came on the power play. |
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| Oct. 17, 2025 |
Fans of hockey's brightest young stars will want a piece of this Friday Night special. When Minnesota visits New York in mid-January, all three of the league's No. 1 overall draft picks--Taylor Heise (2023), reigning Rookie of the Year Sarah Fillier (2024) and Kristyna Kaltounkova (2025)--will be on the same ice. |
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| Aug. 13, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier | March 25, 2025 | Ottawa, ON |
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| Aug. 13, 2025 |
2025 Rookie of the Year Sarah Fillier scored the fourth of her league-leading five power-play goals when a clean move got her past Tereza Vanisova, and an even cleaner shot went into the net. The power-play goal was the second of an explosive six-goal third period for the Sirens, turning a 3-0 deficit into a decisive victory on the road./$$/$$ |
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| Aug. 8, 2025 |
Forwards: Emily Clark (OTT), Sarah Fillier (NY), Jenn Gardiner (VAN), Julia Gosling (SEA), Brianne Jenner (OTT), Emma Maltais (TOR), Hannah Miller (VAN), Sarah Nurse (VAN), Kristin O'Neill (NY), Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL), Danielle Serdachny (SEA), Natalie Spooner (TOR), Laura Stacey (MTL), Blayre Turnbull (TOR), Daryl Watts (TOR)
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| July 21, 2025 |
2024 PWHL Draft No. 1 pick Sarah Fillier wasted no time creating her PWHL highlight reel. In the first game of her professional career, scoring her first PWHL point, the Sirens forward floated a crisp saucer pass across the slot to a gliding Alex Carpenter. Carpenter finished the goal and the Sirens went on to an overtime win over the defending champion Minnesota Frost. |
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| July 10, 2025 |
NEW YORK (July 10, 2025) -The New York Sirens announced today that star forward Sarah Fillier has signed a two-year Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) Standard Player Agreement to stay with the team through the 2026-27 season. The first overall pick in the 2024 PWHL Draft tied for the league lead in points and was voted PWHL Rookie of the Year for the 2024-25 season. |
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| June 25, 2025 |
Forwards: Sarah Fillier (NY), Hilary Knight (BOS), Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL)* |
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| June 25, 2025 |
MVP finalists were defender Renata Fast (Toronto Sceptres) and Hilary Knight (Boston Fleet), with Knight also voted a finalist for Forward of the Year along with Sarah Fillier (New York Sirens). Toronto's Natalie Spooner was the inaugural recipient of both awards. |
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| June 25, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier (New York Sirens) |
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| June 25, 2025 |
Forwards: Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN), Sarah Fillier (NY), Jenn Gardiner (MTL) |
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| June 6, 2025 |
Nylen Persson joins Micah Zandee-Hart, Ella Shelton, and Sarah Fillier as the four players protected from selection in the Exclusive Signing Window and the Expansion Draft. |
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| June 6, 2025 |
Protected: Sarah Fillier (F), Maja Nylen Persson (D), Ella Shelton (D), Micah Zandee-Hart (D) |
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| June 3, 2025 |
New York Sirens (3): Sarah Fillier (F), Ella Shelton (D), Micah Zandee-Hart (D) |
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| June 2, 2025 |
Philips capped an outstanding rookie season with a courageous performance in the PWHL Playoffs, earning theIlana Kloss Playoff MVP Award. The 24-year-old from Athens, Ohio, backstopped the Charge through a playoff in which every one of the team's eight games was a one-goal decision. In the opening round, Philips and the Charge held the Montreal Victoire - the second-highest scoring team during the regular season - to one goal over the concluding two games of the series. She led all playoff goaltenders with a 1.23 goals-against average and a .952 save percentage, posted four postseason wins, including one shutout, and did not lose a game in regulation throughout the playoffs. Her 635:25 of action represents the most playing time seen by any goaltender in PWHL playoff history, surpassing the 580:58 by Boston's Aerin Frankel during the 2024 PWHL Playoffs.With the playoff MVP award secured, Philips now waits to learn whether it will have company in her trophy case. She is a finalist for thePWHL Rookie of the Year Award, along with Sarah Fillier of New York and Jennifer Gardiner of Montreal, and also is a finalist for the PWHLGoaltender of the Year Awardalong with Frankel and Ann-Renee Desbiens of Montreal. |
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| May 30, 2025 |
Gwyneth Philips (OTT) = 100 PointsMarie-Philip Poulin (MTL) = 100 PointsLaura Stacey (MTL) = 80 PointsHilary Knight (BOS) = 70 PointsMaddie Rooney (MIN) = 70 PointsGabbie Hughes (OTT) = 60 PointsCorinne Schroeder (NY) = 60 PointsAbby Boreen (MTL) = 50 PointsHannah Miller (TOR) = 50 PointsLee Stecklein (MIN) = 50 PointsTereza Vanisova (OTT) = 50 PointsKristen Campbell (TOR) = 40 PointsAlex Carpenter (NY) = 40 PointsEmily Clark (OTT) = 40 PointsSusanna Tapani (BOS) = 40 PointsErin Ambrose (MTL) = 30 PointsAshton Bell (OTT) = 30 PointsShiann Darkangelo (OTT) = 30 PointsSarah Fillier (NY) = 30 PointsTaylor Heise (MIN) = 30 PointsNicole Hensley (MIN) = 30 PointsEmerance Maschmeyer (OTT) = 30 PointsAlina Muller (BOS) = 30 PointsClaire Thompson (MIN) = 30 PointsMichela Cava (MIN) = 20 PointsKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN) = 20 PointsAnn-Renee Desbiens (MTL) = 20 PointsRenata Fast (TOR) = 20 PointsMegan Keller (BOS) = 20 PointsKaterina Mrazova (OTT) = 20 PointsAbby Roque (NY) = 20 PointsLiz Schepers (MIN) = 20 PointsSophie Jaques (MIN) = 10 PointsSidney Morin (BOS) = 10 PointsKlara Peslarova (BOS) = 10 PointsKati Tabin (MTL) = 10 PointsDaryl Watts (TOR) = 10 Points |
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| May 26, 2025 |
Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL) = 100 PointsGwyneth Philips (OTT) = 90 PointsLaura Stacey (MTL) = 80 PointsHilary Knight (BOS) = 70 PointsGabbie Hughes (OTT) = 60 PointsCorinne Schroeder (NY) = 60 PointsAbby Boreen (MTL) = 50 PointsHannah Miller (TOR) = 50 PointsLee Stecklein (MIN) = 50 PointsTereza Vanisova (OTT) = 50 PointsKristen Campbell (TOR) = 40 PointsAlex Carpenter (NY) = 40 PointsEmily Clark (OTT) = 40 PointsMaddie Rooney (MIN) = 40 PointsSusanna Tapani (BOS) = 40 PointsErin Ambrose (MTL) = 30 PointsAshton Bell (OTT) = 30 PointsShiann Darkangelo (OTT) = 30 PointsSarah Fillier (NY) = 30 PointsTaylor Heise (MIN) = 30 PointsNicole Hensley (MIN) = 30 PointsEmerance Maschmeyer (OTT) = 30 PointsAlina Muller (BOS) = 30 PointsClaire Thompson (MIN) = 30 PointsMichela Cava (MIN) = 20 PointsKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN) = 20 PointsAnn-Renee Desbiens (MTL) = 20 PointsRenata Fast (TOR) = 20 PointsMegan Keller (BOS) = 20 PointsKaterina Mrazova (OTT) = 20 PointsAbby Roque (NY) = 20 PointsSophie Jaques (MIN) = 10 PointsSidney Morin (BOS) = 10 PointsKlara Peslarova (BOS) = 10 PointsKati Tabin (MTL) = 10 PointsDaryl Watts (TOR) = 10 Points |
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| May 23, 2025 |
Throughout her career, Gardner Morey has played a central role in developing top-tier talent at both the collegiate and international levels. Among the many athletes she has coached are Olympic gold medalists and current PWHL standouts Sarah Fillier and Claire Thompson. She has held coaching roles with Hockey Canada at the U18, Development, and Senior National Team levels, and has also served as a development camp coach with the NHL's Philadelphia Flyers for the past four years. |
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| May 21, 2025 |
NEW YORK AND TORONTO (May 21, 2025) - The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) today announced that Sarah Fillier of the New York Sirens, Jennifer Gardiner of the Montreal Victoire, and Gwyneth Philips of the Ottawa Charge have been voted as the three finalists for the 2025 PWHL Rookie of the Year award. |
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| May 19, 2025 |
Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL) = 100 PointsLaura Stacey (MTL) = 80 PointsHilary Knight (BOS) = 70 PointsGwyneth Philips (OTT) = 70 PointsGabbie Hughes (OTT) = 60 PointsCorinne Schroeder (NY) = 60 PointsAbby Boreen (MTL) = 50 PointsHannah Miller (TOR) = 50 PointsLee Stecklein (MIN) = 50 PointsTereza Vanisova (OTT) = 50 PointsKristen Campbell (TOR) = 40 PointsAlex Carpenter (NY) = 40 PointsSusanna Tapani (BOS) = 40 PointsErin Ambrose (MTL) = 30 PointsAshton Bell (OTT) = 30 PointsEmily Clark (OTT) = 30 PointsShiann Darkangelo (OTT) = 30 PointsSarah Fillier (NY) = 30 PointsTaylor Heise (MIN) = 30 PointsNicole Hensley (MIN) = 30 PointsEmerance Maschmeyer (OTT) = 30 PointsAlina Muller (BOS) = 30 PointsClaire Thompson (MIN) = 30 PointsMichela Cava (MIN) = 20 PointsKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN) = 20 PointsAnn-Renee Desbiens (MTL) = 20 PointsRenata Fast (TOR) = 20 PointsMegan Keller (BOS) = 20 PointsKaterina Mrazova (OTT) = 20 PointsAbby Roque (NY) = 20 PointsSophie Jaques (MIN) = 10 PointsSidney Morin (BOS) = 10 PointsKlara Peslarova (BOS) = 10 PointsMaddie Rooney (MIN) = 10 PointsKati Tabin (MTL) = 10 PointsDaryl Watts (TOR) = 10 Points |
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| May 19, 2025 |
Lauren Bernard (D)*Jaime Bourbonnais (D)Alex Carpenter (F)Jessie Eldridge (F)Emmy Fecteau (F)Sarah Fillier (F)*Elle Hartje (F)Paetyn Levis (F)Maja Nylen Persson (D)Kayle Osborne (G)Abby Roque (F)Gabby Rosenthal (F)*Corinne Schroeder (G)Ella Shelton (D)Allyson Simpson (D)*Noora Tulus (F)Micah Zandee-Hart (D) |
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| May 13, 2025 |
NEW YORK AND TORONTO (May 13, 2025) - The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) today announced that Sarah Fillier of the New York Sirens, Hilary Knight of the Boston Fleet, and Marie-Philip Poulin of the Montreal Victoire have been voted as the three finalists for the 2025 PWHL Forward of the Year award. |
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| May 12, 2025 |
In addition to the six awards, the selection committee also cast votes for the league's First and Second All-Star Teams and an All-Rookie Team. The league's Ilana Kloss Playoff MVP, awarded to the player considered most valuable to their team's success throughout the playoffs, will be presented at the conclusion of the PWHL Finals as determined by the committee. The league's Top Goal Scorer Award (Marie-Philip Poulin) and Points Leader Award (Sarah Fillier and Hilary Knight) will be formally presented during the awards ceremony. |
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| May 12, 2025 |
Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL) = 100 PointsLaura Stacey (MTL) = 80 PointsHilary Knight (BOS) = 70 PointsCorinne Schroeder (NY) = 60 PointsAbby Boreen (MTL) = 50 PointsGabbie Hughes (OTT) = 50 PointsHannah Miller (TOR) = 50 PointsLee Stecklein (MIN) = 50 PointsTereza Vanisova (OTT) = 50 PointsKristen Campbell (TOR) = 40 PointsAlex Carpenter (NY) = 40 PointsGwyneth Philips (OTT) = 40 PointsSusanna Tapani (BOS) = 40 PointsErin Ambrose (MTL) = 30 PointsAshton Bell (OTT) = 30 PointsEmily Clark (OTT) = 30 PointsShiann Darkangelo (OTT) = 30 PointsSarah Fillier (NY) = 30 PointsNicole Hensley (MIN) = 30 PointsEmerance Maschmeyer (OTT) = 30 PointsAlina Muller (BOS) = 30 PointsClaire Thompson (MIN) = 30 PointsMichela Cava (MIN) = 20 PointsKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN) = 20 PointsAnn-Renee Desbiens (MTL) = 20 PointsRenata Fast (TOR) = 20 PointsMegan Keller (BOS) = 20 PointsKaterina Mrazova (OTT) = 20 PointsAbby Roque (NY) = 20 PointsTaylor Heise (MIN) = 10 PointsSophie Jaques (MIN) = 10 PointsSidney Morin (BOS) = 10 PointsKlara Peslarova (BOS) = 10 PointsMaddie Rooney (MIN) = 10 PointsKati Tabin (MTL) = 10 PointsDaryl Watts (TOR) = 10 Points |
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| May 7, 2025 |
Fast finished the regular season with 16 assists, tying her for the league lead with Sarah Fillier. Fast also finished in the top five league-wide for most hits (63, first), power play assists (11, first), blocked shots (49, tied for third) and penalty minutes (36, second). |
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| May 6, 2025 |
* Sarah Fillier (NY) and Hilary Knight (BOS) recorded the most points in a season (29) and are co-recipients of the league's Points Leader award.
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| May 5, 2025 |
Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL) = 100 PointsLaura Stacey (MTL) = 80 PointsHilary Knight (BOS) = 70 PointsCorinne Schroeder (NY) = 60 PointsAbby Boreen (MTL) = 50 PointsGabbie Hughes (OTT) = 50 PointsHannah Miller (TOR) = 50 PointsTereza Vanisova (OTT) = 50 PointsKristen Campbell (TOR) = 40 PointsAlex Carpenter (NY) = 40 PointsSusanna Tapani (BOS) = 40 PointsErin Ambrose (MTL) = 30 PointsAshton Bell (OTT) = 30 PointsEmily Clark (OTT) = 30 PointsShiann Darkangelo (OTT) = 30 PointsSarah Fillier (NY) = 30 PointsNicole Hensley (MIN) = 30 PointsEmerance Maschmeyer (OTT) = 30 PointsAlina Muller (BOS) = 30 PointsClaire Thompson (MIN) = 30 PointsMichela Cava (MIN) = 20 PointsKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN) = 20 PointsRenata Fast (TOR) = 20 PointsMegan Keller (BOS) = 20 PointsKaterina Mrazova (OTT) = 20 PointsGwyneth Philips (OTT) = 20 PointsAbby Roque (NY) = 20 PointsLee Stecklein (MIN) = 20 PointsAnn-Renee Desbiens (MTL) = 10 PointsTaylor Heise (MIN) = 10 PointsSophie Jaques (MIN) = 10 PointsSidney Morin (BOS) = 10 PointsKlara Peslarova (BOS) = 10 PointsMaddie Rooney (MIN) = 10 PointsKati Tabin (MTL) = 10 PointsDaryl Watts (TOR) = 10 Points |
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| May 3, 2025 |
NEW YORK AND TORONTO (May 3, 2025) - The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) has announced that Hilary Knight of the Boston Fleet and Sarah Fillier of the New York Sirens have tied for the Points Leader Award, while Marie-Philip Poulin of the Montreal Victoire has claimed the league's Top Goal Scorer Award for the 2024-25 season. The trio officially captured their respective honors upon completion of the regular season schedule in today's tripleheader of games. |
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| May 3, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS8-4-5-12 | 37 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 29 GP, 12-15-27 PTSLast Game: 2-1 SOL at TOR on Apr. 29 |
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| May 3, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier leads the season series with seven points (3G, 4A). She also leads the Sirens in points (27) and penalty minutes (35), something no PWHL skater did last year. The only other skater to lead their team in both categories is Ottawa's Tereza Vanisova (21/38). The Sirens rookie is the first skater with at least 25 points and 30 PIM in a season. |
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| May 3, 2025 |
Hilary Knight, while held without a point in today's game, finishes the season as the league's co-points leader with 29 (15G, 14A) in 30 games. She shares the award with New York's Sarah Fillier. |
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| May 3, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier scored her 13th goal and 16th assist of the season, bringing her season total to 29 points-- ten more than any PWHL rookie in history. She finishes the season as the league's co-points leader with Boston's Hilary Knight (15G, 14A). |
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| May 3, 2025 |
Poulin opened the scoring just 11 seconds into the first period -- setting a new PWHL record for the fastest goal to start a game -- with the first of her two goals, giving Montreal an early 1-0 advantage. Less than four minutes later, Catherine Dubois doubled Montreal's lead to 2-0 heading into the second period. Poulin extended Montreal's lead midway through the second period with her league-leading 19th goal of the season, marking her second of the game and fifth multi-goal performance of the year. Trailing 3-0 in the third period, New York attempted a late comeback, with Sarah Fillier scoring on the power play at 2:39 and later assisting on Alex Carpenter's goal at 19:43 -- a point that pulled Fillier into a tie for the PWHL scoring lead with Boston's Hilary Knight, who was held pointless today. However, New York couldn't find the equalizer before the final buzzer. Victoire goaltender Ann-Renee Desbiens tallied 27 saves on 29 shots, earning her league-leading fifteenth win of the season, while New York's Abigail Levy recorded 25 saves on 28 shots in just her second start of the season. |
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| April 29, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS8-4-4-12 | 36 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 28 GP, 12-15-27 PTSLast Game: 2-0 W at MIN on Apr. 27 |
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| April 28, 2025 |
The PWHL scoring race is coming down to the wire with just five points separating the first and fifth players in the rankings. Knight (15G, 13A) enters the final week ahead of the pack with 28 points, followed by Sirens rookieSarah Fillier(12G, 15A) with 27 points, Sceptres forwardDaryl Watts(11G, 15A) with 26 points, Toronto'sHannah Miller(10G, 14A) with 24 points, and Victoire captain Marie-Philip Poulin(17G, 6A) with 23 points.Toronto'sRenata Fast(6G, 15A) leads all defenders with 21 points, followed by Minnesota's Sophie Jaques (5G, 14A) with 19 points and Frost rearguard Claire Thompson (4G, 14A) with 18 points. Poulin leads the race for top goal scorer with 17, followed by Knight and Ottawa's Tereza Vanisovawith 15. Fast, Fillier and Watts lead the assist category with 15 each, followed by Jaques, Miller and Thompson with 14 each. Last season's leading goal total was 20, and no player recorded more than 15 assists. In goal, Montreal'sAnn-Renee Desbiens, continues to lead the league in wins (13), goals-against-average (1.85) and save percentage (.932). Frankel sits second with 12 wins and a .924 SV%. Click to see PWHL.stats |
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| April 28, 2025 |
Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL) = 90 PointsLaura Stacey (MTL) = 80 PointsHilary Knight (BOS) = 70 PointsCorinne Schroeder (NY) = 60 PointsAbby Boreen (MTL) = 50 PointsGabbie Hughes (OTT) = 50 PointsHannah Miller (TOR) = 50 PointsTereza Vanisova (OTT) = 50 PointsKristen Campbell (TOR) = 40 PointsAlex Carpenter (NY) = 40 PointsSusanna Tapani (BOS) = 40 PointsErin Ambrose (MTL) = 30 PointsAshton Bell (OTT) = 30 PointsEmily Clark (OTT) = 30 PointsShiann Darkangelo (OTT) = 30 PointsSarah Fillier (NY) = 30 PointsEmerance Maschmeyer (OTT) = 30 PointsAlina Muller (BOS) = 30 PointsClaire Thompson (MIN) = 30 PointsMichela Cava (MIN) = 20 PointsKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN) = 20 PointsRenata Fast (TOR) = 20 PointsMegan Keller (BOS) = 20 PointsKaterina Mrazova (OTT) = 20 PointsGwyneth Philips (OTT) = 20 PointsAbby Roque = 20 PointsAnn-Renee Desbiens (MTL) = 10 PointsTaylor Heise (MIN) = 10 PointsSophie Jaques (MIN) = 10 PointsSidney Morin (BOS) = 10 PointsKlara Peslarova (BOS) = 10 PointsMaddie Rooney (MIN) = 10 PointsKati Tabin (MTL) = 10 PointsDaryl Watts (TOR) = 10 Points |
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| April 28, 2025 |
Hilary Knight recorded her 14th assist of the season to extend her lead atop the PWHL scoring race with 29 points in 29 games - two points ahead of New York's Sarah Fillier. |
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| April 27, 2025 |
In New York's last game before the break, Sarah Fillier notched a game-high five shots on goal. It was Fillier's eighth game of the season with at least five SOG, the second-most such games by any PWHL skater this season (Laura Stacey - 11). |
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| April 27, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS7-4-4-12 | 33 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 27 GP, 12-15-27 PTSLast Game: 1-0 W at MTL on Apr. 1 |
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| April 26, 2025 |
Jennifer Gardiner collected her thirteenth assist for her seventeenth point of the season. The forward sits second in both categories behind New York's Sarah Fillier among all rookie skaters. |
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| April 22, 2025 |
New York (5): Alex Carpenter(USA); Sarah Fillier(CAN),Ella Shelton(CAN),Micah Zandee-Hart(CAN); Noora Tulus (FIN). |
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| April 8, 2025 |
The PWHL scoring title will be highly contested over the final nine games of the season. Knight (15G, 13A) enters the break in the lead with 28 points, followed closely by Sirens rookie Sarah Fillier (12G, 15A) with 27 points and Sceptres forward Daryl Watts (11G, 15A) with 26 points. Toronto's Hannah Miller (10G, 14A) ranks fourth with 24 points, followed by Poulin (17G, 6A) in fifth with 23 points. Vanisova is tied with Knight for second among goal scorers with 15 goals behind Poulin's 17. Toronto's Renata Fast (6G, 15A) leads all defenders with 21 points and is tied with Fillier and Watts for the league lead in assists with 15. In goal, Montreal's Ann-Renee Desbiens, continues to lead the league in wins (13), goals-against-average (1.85) and save percentage (.932). Click to see PWHL stats. |
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| April 7, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier (NY) = 30 Points |
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| April 7, 2025 |
Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL) = 90 PointsLaura Stacey (MTL) = 80 PointsHilary Knight (BOS) = 70 PointsAbby Boreen (MTL) = 50 PointsGabbie Hughes (OTT) = 50 PointsHannah Miller (TOR) = 50 PointsTereza Vanisova (OTT) = 50 PointsKristen Campbell (TOR) = 40 PointsAlex Carpenter (NY) = 40 PointsCorinne Schroeder (NY) = 40 PointsSusanna Tapani (BOS) = 40 PointsErin Ambrose (MTL) = 30 PointsEmily Clark (OTT) = 30 PointsShiann Darkangelo (OTT) = 30 PointsSarah Fillier (NY) = 30 PointsEmerance Maschmeyer (OTT) = 30 PointsAlina Muller (BOS) = 30 PointsClaire Thompson (MIN) = 30 PointsMichela Cava (MIN) = 20 PointsKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN) = 20 PointsRenata Fast (TOR) = 20 PointsMegan Keller (BOS) = 20 PointsKaterina Mrazova (OTT) = 20 PointsGwyneth Philips (OTT) = 20 PointsAbby Roque = 20 PointsAnn-Renee Desbiens (MTL) = 10 PointsTaylor Heise (MIN) = 10 PointsSophie Jaques (MIN) = 10 PointsSidney Morin (BOS) = 10 PointsMaddie Rooney (MIN) = 10 PointsKati Tabin (MTL) = 10 PointsDaryl Watts (TOR) = 10 Points |
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| April 1, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS6-4-4-12 | 30 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 26 GP, 12-15-27 PTSLast Game: 6-3 W at OTT on Mar. 25 |
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| April 1, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier led the game in shots with five, while Laura Stacey and Marie-Philip Poulin collected three shots, the most for Montreal. |
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| April 1, 2025 |
New York Forward Sarah Fillier on heading into the International Break and shifting focus to Team Canada and the World Championship: "I feel like I have a lot of experience playing at school and then having to leave for three weeks for Worlds, so, nothing new there and just trying to stay present. This game tonight was huge for us because we needed this win to be in a good spot going into the break for playoffs. So, nothing really changes, but it's exciting to head off to Czechia here tomorrow." |
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| April 1, 2025 |
Minnesota rookie Brooke McQuigge recorded two assists on Sunday to extend her point streak to six games (2G, 5A). She becomes the first-ever player from Minnesota to reach the mark and is one game shy of tying New York's Alex Carpenter (5G, 5A from Dec. 1 to Jan. 4) for the longest point streak in PWHL history at seven games. Four other players have produced six-game point streaks this season, including twice by Sirens rookie Sarah Fillier (1G, 5A from Jan. 12 to Feb. 2, and 5G, 3A from Feb. 19 to Mar. 16), Toronto's Renata Fast (1G, 5A from Nov. 30 to Dec. 27), Ottawa's Emily Clark (4G, 6A from Feb. 1 to 26), and Stacey (4G, 5A from Feb. 22 to Mar. 8). |
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| April 1, 2025 |
Jade Downie-Landry and Sarah Fillier both had multiple goals and at least four shots on goal in their win over Ottawa. The only other PWHL teammates to reach those marks in the same game this season were Minnesota's Michela Cava and Britta Curl-Salemme on Dec. 7 against Toronto. |
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| March 31, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier (NY) = 30 Points |
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| March 26, 2025 |
Hilary Knight scored her 13th goal of the season in Boston's last game (her 24th this season) and has more than doubled her goal output from last season (6 goals in 24 games). The Fleet captain also added an assist, giving her a league-leading 26 points (since passed by New York's Sarah Fillier, 27). It was her sixth game with at least one goal and one assist, tied for the most in the league (New York's Jessie Eldridge). |
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| March 25, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier (NY) 2G |
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| March 25, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS5-4-4-12 | 27 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 25 GP, 10-15-25 PTSLast Game: 5-2 L vs. OTT on Mar. 22 |
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| March 25, 2025 |
Five players have exceeded the 20-point plateau heading down the stretch in the league's scoring race. Knight (13G, 13A) leads the way with 26 points, followed by Sirens rookie Sarah Fillier (10G, 15A) with 25 points. Toronto's Hannah Miller (10G, 13A) and Watts (8G, 15A) are tied for fourth with 23 points each, and Coyne Schofield (10G, 11A) rounds out the top five with 21 points. Poulin leads the league with 15 goals and became the first player to reach 20 points in back-to-back PWHL seasons. Toronto's Renata Fast (5G, 15A) leads all defenders in scoring. In goal, Desbiens leads the league in wins (13), goals-against-average (1.85) and save percentage (.932). Click to see PWHL stats. |
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| March 25, 2025 |
OTTAWA, ON (March 25, 2025) - The New York Sirens scored six unanswered goals in the third period, erasing a three-goal deficit, to earn a dominant 6-3 win over the Ottawa Charge at TD Place on Tuesday night. The Charge gained momentum early in the game with a shorthanded 'jailbreak' goal from Rebecca Leslie, followed by goals from Emily Clark and captain Brianne Jenner to put Ottawa up by three after two periods of play. However, the game was far from over as New York opened the floodgates in the third period to stifle Ottawa's momentum. Jessie Eldridge put her team on the board 1:25 into the final frame, then Sarah Fillier found the twine on the power play to cut the Sirens' deficit to 3-2. Jade Downie-Landry then scored a pair of goals less than four minutes apart to give the Sirens their first lead of the game, silencing the Ottawa crowd of 5,707. FIllier added to New York's tally with her second of the night to extend the Sirens' lead to two, and Alex Carpenter sealed the win for New York with an empty-net goal. Rookie netminder Kayle Osborne, who hails from nearby Westport, ON, earned her second career win for the Sirens - both of which have come at TD Place - turning aside 15 of 18 shots. Fellow rookie Gwyneth Philips stopped 28 of 33 shots between the pipes for Ottawa in her eighth start of the season. With the win, New York moves within three points of fifth-place Ottawa with four games remaining, while Ottawa stays two points out of a playoff spot behind fourth-place Minnesota with five games left to play. |
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| March 25, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier scored her 11th and 12th goals of the season in her second multi-goal game of her career and is now in sole possession of the league lead in scoring with 27 points (12G, 15A). The Sirens rookie also pulls into a tie for most goals on the power play (4), alongside Toronto's Hannah Miller and Julia Gosling. |
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| March 24, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier (NY) = 30 Points |
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| March 22, 2025 |
Tereza Vanisova scored her team-leading 10th goal of the season last Saturday, her 23rd game of the season. She had two goals in 23 total games last season, split between two teams (17 with Montreal, six with Ottawa). She is one of two players leading her team in goals and penalty minutes - New York's Sarah Fillier is the other. |
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| March 22, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS5-4-4-11 | 27 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 24 GP, 10-15-25 PTSLast Game: 2-1 L at TOR on Mar. 19 |
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| March 21, 2025 |
Forwards:Emily Clark (OTT), Sarah Fillier (NY), Jennifer Gardiner (MTL), Brianne Jenner (OTT), Emma Maltais (TOR), Hannah Miller (TOR), Sarah Nurse (TOR), Kristin O'Neill (MTL), Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL), Danielle Serdachny (OTT), Natalie Spooner (TOR), Laura Stacey (MTL), Blayre Turnbull (TOR), Daryl Watts (TOR). |
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| March 19, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier set a PWHL record on Sunday with a goal in five consecutive games dating back to Feb. 23 against Boston. The Sirens rookie is also on a six-game point streak (5G, 3A) and can tie teammate Alex Carpenter's PWHL record with a point tonight to extend her streak to seven. |
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| March 19, 2025 |
New York Head Coach Greg Fargo on Sarah Fillier's physicality at the end of the game: "Sarah is a competitor; she wants to win. I think all of our players aren't afraid to get in there and play a hard game when it's called for. You want to channel that in the right way at the right times, but certainly, love the competitiveness and the desire to win and the fight." |
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| March 19, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS5-4-4-10 | 27 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 23 GP, 10-15-25 PTSLast Game: 4-1 W vs. MIN (at Detroit) on Mar. 16 |
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| March 19, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier's PWHL record goal-streak comes to an end at five games. The Sirens' rookie also had a six-game point streak snapped - one off teammate Carpenter's PWHL record (7). |
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| March 18, 2025 |
For the second consecutive week, Knight has earned the PWHL's First Star after a stellar performance in Boston's 5-2 victory over the Ottawa Charge on Saturday. In her only game of the week, Knight recorded a goal and two assists, marking her fifth multi-point outing of the season and her third game with three or more points in the last month. Against the Charge, Knight recorded the primary assist on Alina Muller's power play goal at 8:34 of the second period, giving the Fleet a 1-0 lead. Then, with less than eight minutes to go in the third frame, Knight scored the eventual game-winning goal on a breakaway-- her fourth game-winner of the season--before adding the sole assist on Jill Saulnier's empty-net insurance marker. Boston's captain has now recorded seven points in her last three games, highlighted by a career-high four-point performance against New York on Mar. 5, which tied the PWHL record for most points in a game. Knight now sits second in the league in scoring with 12-12--24, trailing only New York rookie Sarah Fillier in points (10-15--25) and Montreal's Marie-Philip Poulin in goals (14); she also sits second in the league in game-winning goals with four, just one behind league-leader Poulin. Knight's performance against the Charge helped the Fleet climb into second place in the PWHL standings with 38 points in 23 games, surpassing their inaugural season total of 35 points in 24 games. The victory also extended their team-high point streak to eight games (4-2-2-0). |
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| March 18, 2025 |
New York rookie Sarah Fillier became the first player in PWHL history to score goals in five straight games when she tallied her tenth goal of the season on Sunday in Detroit. Her streak surpasses Montreal's Laura Stacey who scored in four straight games this season, and both Jessie Eldridge (NY) and Brianne Jenner (OTT) who compiled four-game goal scoring streaks during the inaugural campaign. Fillier, who leads the league in scoring with 25 points (10G, 15A) in 23 games, has points in six straight contests for the second time this season and is one game shy of teammate Alex Carpenter who holds the record for longest point streak at seven games. |
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| March 18, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier (NY) = 30 Points |
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| March 16, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier scored her 10th goal of the season and has set a new league record for the longest goal streak with markers in five consecutive games. Also notching her 15th assist of the campaign, Fillier has tied the single-season assist record set during the inaugural season by teammate Alex Carpenter and Emma Maltais (TOR) in one less game (23). She moves into sole possession of the league lead in scoring with 25 points (10G, 15A) and is riding a six-game point streak for the second time this season. |
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| March 16, 2025 |
Minnesota opened the scoring six minutes into the game with a power play goal from Grace Zumwinkle to give the Frost an early lead. New York's offense found their footing just a few minutes later with an equalizer goal from Jaime Bourbonnais mid-way through the first frame, then Paetyn Levis found the twine just five minutes later to put the Sirens ahead 2-1 heading into the first intermission. After gaining the lead, the Sirens didn't look back, as Jessie Eldridge added another marker three minutes into the second to extend New York's lead to 3-1. Sarah Fillier sealed the win for the Sirens with an empty-net goal in the game's final minutes, marking a second consecutive win for New York after coming off a nine-game losing streak. |
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| March 16, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier scored a goal for the fourth consecutive game, tying Montreal's Laura Stacey for the longest goal streak this season, and her 23 points this season are tied with Toronto's Hannah Miller for second in the league (Boston's Hilary Knight, 24). Fillier is now also on a five-game point streak and had a six-game point streak earlier this season (Jan. 12 - Feb. 2). She's the only player with multiple five-game point streaks this season. |
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| March 16, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS4-4-4-10 | 24 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 22 GP, 9-14-23 PTSLast Game: 3-2 OTW vs. MTL on Mar. 12 |
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| March 12, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier scored for the fourth straight game, tying Montreal's Laura Stacey for the longest goal streak of the PWHL season. Her ninth goal of the campaign extends her point streak to five games (4G, 5A) and moves her into a tie for the league scoring lead with 23 points (9G, 14A) in 22 games. |
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| March 12, 2025 |
Sirens forward Sarah Fillier: "In past games, when we don't get the outcome that we want, we just look at our game and see how we can learn from it. We've been building from it and I think you're only really losing games when you don't learn from your past - so we've just been taking it piece by piece and it's nice to finally get rewarded." |
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| March 12, 2025 |
NEWARK, NJ (March 12, 2025) - Maja Nylen Persson netted the overtime winner for New York in a 3-2 win over the Montreal Victoire, snapping the Sirens' nine-game losing streak on Wednesday night at Prudential Center. Abby Roque opened the scoring for the Sirens with a shot that took a bounce off a Victoire defender's leg and into the net, giving New York the lead heading into the first intermission. In the opening minutes of the second period, Maureen Murphy capitalized off a rebound to give Montreal the equalizer. Sarah Fillier responded mid-way through the period to put the Sirens ahead once again. Following a major penalty assessed to Fillier five minutes into the third period, Kati Tabin converted on the power play for the Victoire to tie the game at two. Nearly two minutes into extra time, New York found the back of the net on the power play to secure the win in front of a home crowd. Between the pipes for the Sirens, Corinne Schroeder earned her seventh win of the season - and first since Jan. 15 - stopping 28 of 30 shots. At the other end of the ice, Ann-Renee Desbiens turned aside 23 of 26 shots for the Victoire in her 17th start of the season. With the win, New York now sits at 24 points on the season and pulls within six points of fifth-place Ottawa. Meanwhile, Montreal picked up a single point in the overtime loss and remains in the league's top spot with 44 points, eight points ahead of second-place Toronto. |
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| March 12, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier's goal on Mar. 5 gives her 22 total points this season, second in the PWHL (Hannah Miller, 23) and seven more than any other rookie (Montreal's Jennifer Gardiner, 15). It was Fillier's third straight game with a goal - the only longer streak by a player this season belongs to Stacey, a four-game streak from Feb. 22 - Mar. 4. The first overall pick leads all players with six points (2G, 4A) scored across all three games of the season series. |
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| March 12, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS4-3-4-10 | 22 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 21 GP, 8-14-22 PTSLast Game: 5-2 L at BOS on Mar. 5 |
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| March 11, 2025 |
The 10 finalists for the 2025 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award were announced Thursday by the USA Hockey Foundation. The honor, which was first presented in 1998, is awarded annually to the top player in NCAA Division I Women's Ice Hockey. The finalists are Joy Dunne (Ohio State, F), Laila Edwards (Wisconsin, F), Caroline Harvey (Wisconsin, D), Tessa Janecke (Penn State, F), Kristyna Kaltounkova (Colgate, F), Abbey Murphy (Minnesota, F), Casey O'Brien (Wisconsin, F), Kirsten Simms (Wisconsin, F), Haley Winn (Clarkson, D), Issy Wunder (Princeton, F). The winner will be revealed on Mar. 22 as the highlight of Saturday at the NCAA Women's Frozen Four. Last season, four current PWHL rookies were among the 10 finalists, including winner Izzy Daniel (TOR), Sarah Fillier (NY), Gwyneth Philips (OTT) and Danielle Serdachny (OTT). Click here for more. |
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| March 10, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier (NY) = 30 Points |
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| March 6, 2025 |
Julia Gosling recorded a power play helper, pushing her into a tie with New York's Sarah Fillier for most rookie power play points (7). |
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| March 5, 2025 |
LOWELL, MA (March 5, 2025) - Hilary Knight had a career-night at the Tsongas Center with a hat-trick and four-point performance to lead Boston to a 5-2 win over New York. With the victory, the Fleet sweep the six-game regular-season series over the Sirens, extend their point streak to six games, and overtake Toronto for second place in the PWHL standings with 34 points. The Sirens suffered their ninth straight loss. New York opened the scoring for the second straight time against Boston with a goal from Elizabeth Giguere seven minutes into the action. Alina Muller tied the game at one late in the period. Knight boosted the Fleet with her first of three goals on the power play early in the middle frame, then added to her team's lead at even strength midway through the period. Sarah Fillier gave the Sirens life by cutting the Fleet lead to 3-2 with a power play tally with just over five minutes remaining in the second. Susanna Tapani restored Boston's two-goal lead at 14:54 of the third period, then Knight completed the hat-trick into the empty net with eight seconds on the clock. Muller and Shay Maloney picked up assists, their third points of the game. On her eleventh win of the season, Aerin Frankel tied a season-high with 38 saves, opposite rookie Kayle Osborne who stopped 15 shots. |
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| March 5, 2025 |
Alex Carpenter and Sarah Fillier both assisted on Abby Roque's goal to send the game to overtime last week. It was the ninth time Carpenter and Fillier have both been credited with a point on the same goal this season, tied for the second most of any PWHL duo (Daryl Watts and Hannah Miller lead the way with 10 goals combined on). |
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| March 5, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS4-3-4-9 | 22 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 21 GP, 7-14-21 PTSLast Game: 5-4 OTL at OTT on Feb. 26 |
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| March 5, 2025 |
Sirens forward Sarah Fillier: "I think we had a lot of chances, we almost had 40 shots. Everyone in the lineup was creating chances and going back to that fight and drive. Yes, there were two 2-on-1's and a power play, so I don't think we played in our defensive zone today that much, but we have to be able to not give up those chances that they get. Tonight, we were on par to win this game." |
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| March 5, 2025 |
1. Hilary Knight (BOS) 3G, 1A2. Shay Maloney (BOS) 3A3. Sarah Fillier (NY) 1G |
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| March 5, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier scored for the third straight game and extended her point streak to four (3G, 2A). The Sirens rookie now has points in all ten of the team's road games this season (5G, 10A) and is tied for first in PWHL scoring with 22 points (8G, 14A) in 21 games. Her goal was her third on the power play to put her tied for third overall in the category and first in rookie points on the advantage with seven. |
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| March 4, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier (NY) = 30 Points |
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| March 4, 2025 |
Montreal (10-4-1-4) won both of their games last week to expand their first-place lead atop the PWHL standings. The Victoire have 39 points after snapping Toronto's six-game winning streak and Boston's four-game streak. The Sceptres (8-2-4-7) and the Fleet (6-5-3-6) sit in second and third place with 32 and 31 points, respectively. Minnesota (6-4-3-7) currently holds the fourth and final playoff spot with 29 points - just two ahead of Ottawa (7-1-4-8) with 27 points following the Charge's two straight wins. New York (4-3-4-9) has earned a point in two straight games despite an eight-game losing streak and rank sixth with 22 points. Sceptres forward Hannah Miller continues to lead the league with 22 points (10G, 12A), followed by Sirens rookie Sarah Fillier with 21 points-- including a league-high 14 assists. Frost captain Kendall Coyne Schofield (8G, 10A) and Sceptres forward Daryl Watts (6G, 12A) are tied for third with 18 points each. Victoire captain Marie-Philip Poulin leads the league with 12 goals and is one of four players with 17 points, along with Toronto's Renata Fast (4G, 13A) who leads all defenders in scoring. In goal, Montreal's Ann-Renee Desbiens leads the league in wins (11), goals-against-average (1.76) and save percentage (.934). Click to see PWHL standings and stats. |
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| March 1, 2025 |
Hilary Knight is tied for fifth in the league with 17 points this season, and those points have all come in 13 games. The Fleet captain's 13 games with a point are tied for second most in the PWHL trailing only Sarah Fillier (16). |
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| Feb. 26, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier has scored in consecutive outings and extends her point streak to three games with tonight's multi-point effort. The Sirens rookie has produced in all nine road games this season (4G, 10A) and ranks second in league scoring with 21 points (7G, 14A) in 20 games. |
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| Feb. 26, 2025 |
OTTAWA, ON (February 26, 2025) - Gabbie Hughes capped a three-point performance with overtime heroics to lift Ottawa to a 5-4 victory over New York at TD Place on Wednesday night. The high-scoring outcome gives the Charge 10 points in their last five games, and a five-point lead on the Sirens, who dropped their eighth straight decision. Hughes was one of four players with multiple points in the nine-goal game by opening the scoring and picking up an assist on a goal by the red-hot Emily Clark who has points in six straight games. Charge rookie defender Stephanie Markowski had two assists, including a shot that was re-directed by Taylor House for her first career goal. The Sirens offense was led by veteran Alex Carpenter and rookie Sarah Fillier with a goal and an assist each, as the team battled back from three different one-goal deficits to force overtime. Ella Shelton and Abby Roque added single goals for New York, and Shiann Darkangelo also found the back of the net for Ottawa. Emerance Maschmeyer picked up her third win of the season and now leads the league with 430 saves, earning 27 on the night. Corinne Schroeder recorded 28 saves on 33 shots in defeat. |
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| Feb. 26, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS4-3-3-9 | 21 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 19 GP, 6-13-19 PTSLast Game: 3-2 SOL vs. BOS (in Buffalo) on Feb. 23 |
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| Feb. 25, 2025 |
Miller continues to lead the league with 22 points (10G, 12A) in 20 games, followed by Sirens rookie Sarah Fillier with 19 points (6G, 13A) in 19 games. Frost captain Kendall Coyne Schofield (8G, 10A) and Watts (6G, 12A) are tied for third with 18 points each, then Fleet captain Hilary Knight (8G, 9A) and Fast (4G, 13A) are tied for fifth with 17 points each. Victoire captain Marie-Philip Poulin leads the league with 11 goals, with Fillier and Fast tied for the most assists with 13. In goal, Montreal's Ann-Renee Desbiens leads the league with a goals-against-average of 1.81 and save percentage of .934, and Frankel leads with 10 wins. Click here for PWHL stats. |
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| Feb. 24, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier (NY) = 30 Points |
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| Feb. 23, 2025 |
Sirens Forward Sarah Fillier on New York's performance tonight: "I thought we saw a lot of what we want Sirens hockey to be today. We are super physical, hard to play against so there's a lot of good things to take-- and we got a point out of it. The crowd was awesome of course and it was our first Takeover Tour; to get a piece of it and help grow our game in our league, it's been a lot of fun." |
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| Feb. 23, 2025 |
BUFFALO, NY (February 23, 2025) - Susanna Tapani scored the shootout winner, as Boston came out victorious over New York in the sixth game of the PWHL Takeover Tour (tm) game, in Buffalo at KeyBank Center on Sunday. With the victory, the Fleet extended their winning streak to four games, while the Sirens' losing streak stretched to seven. New York struck first early in the opening period when Sarah Fillier scored to make it 1-0. Just over four minutes later, the Fleet responded with a goal from Loren Gabel, her second of the season. With a minute left in the first, Jessie Eldridge restored New York's lead with her sixth goal of the season. Boston tied the game late in the second period when Amanda Pelkey netted her first of the season, sending the game into the third tied 2-2. |
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| Feb. 23, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS4-3-2-9 | 20 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 18 GP, 5-13-18 PTSLast Game: 4-1 L vs. TOR on Feb. 192024-25 SEASON SERIES: BOSTON LEADS 11-1 IN POINTS (NEW YORK WON 9-6 IN 2024)Dec. 8 at BOS: 4-2 BOS | Jan. 31 at BOS: 3-2 BOS (SO) | Feb. 12 at NY: 4-0 BOS | Feb. 17 at NY: 4-1 BOS | Mar. 5 at BOS |
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| Feb. 23, 2025 |
Alex Carpenter's team-leading seventh goal of the season accounted for all of New York's offense on Wednesday, while Sarah Fillier picked up her league-leading 13th assist (tied with Renata Fast). It was the eighth time Fillier and Carpenter have combined on a goal this season - only Toronto's Daryl Watts and Hannah Miller (10) and Fast and Miller (nine) have done so more often. |
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| Feb. 23, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier tallied her sixth goal of the season--her first career marker against Boston--moving her into sole possession of second place in league scoring with 19 points. She's also now tied with Minnesota's Britta Curl-Salemme for most rookie goals. |
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| Feb. 19, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier is in a four-way tie with Toronto's Renata Fast for the league lead with 12 assists. The first overall pick has recorded an assist in all three games against the Sceptres. |
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| Feb. 19, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS4-3-2-8 | 20 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 17 GP, 5-12-17 PTSLast Game: 4-1 L vs. BOS on Feb. 172024-25 SEASON SERIES: NEW YORK LEADS 6-3 IN POINTS (TORONTO WON 11-4 IN 2024)Dec. 18 at NY: 4-2 NY | Jan. 12 at NY: 1-0 NY | Jan. 25 at TOR: 4-2 TOR | Feb. 19 at NY | Mar. 19 at TOR | Apr. 29 at TOR |
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| Feb. 19, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier recorded her fourth assist in as many games against Toronto and is tied with Watts for second in league scoring with 18 points (5G, 13A) in 18 games. |
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| Feb. 18, 2025 |
Miller's 18 points are followed closely by Minnesota's Kendall Coyne Schofield (7G, 10A) and New York's Sarah Fillier (5G, 12A) who are tied for second with 17 points. Boston's Hilary Knight (8G, 8A), Minnesota's Taylor Heise (4G, 12A) and Toronto defender Renata Fast (4G, 12A) are all tied for fourth with 16 points each. Poulin leads the league with 11 goals. In goal, Montreal's Ann-Renee Desbiens has won six straight starts and leads the league with nine victories overall, along with a goals-against-average of 1.79 and save percentage of .935. Click here for PWHL skater stats. |
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| Feb. 17, 2025 |
Miller contributed a goal, four assists and six shots to the three-victory week that lengthened the Sceptres' winning streak to four games. She had a goal and an assist in Toronto's 3-2 overtime triumph against Minnesota, and after being held scoreless in Wednesday's 3-1 victory at home to Boston, Miller assisted on all of the Sceptres' goals in their 3-2 overtime victory over Ottawa in Edmonton. The three-assist game was the first of Miller's PWHL career and her sixth multi-point showing of the 2024-25 campaign; it raised her season's assist total to 10, eclipsing the seven she collected in 23 games last season. The performance vaulted Miller into the PWHL scoring lead with 8-10--18, good for a one-point advantage over Minnesota's Kendall Coyne Schofield (7-10--17) and New York's Sarah Fillier (5-12--17). The 29-year-old from North Vancouver, B.C., earned her second "PWHL 3 Stars Of The Week" recognition of the season; she also was second star the week of Jan. 20-26. |
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| Feb. 17, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier (NY) = 30 Points |
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| Feb. 17, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS4-3-2-7 | 20 PTS | 6TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 16 GP, 5-12-17 PTSLast Game: 6-2 L at MTL on Feb. 15 |
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| Feb. 17, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier assisted Jessie Eldridge's goal Saturday, the eighth time this season Fillier and Eldridge have combined on a goal this season (either as assisters or scorers). That is tied with Toronto's Hannah Miller and Renata Fast for the most goals combined on by any PWHL duo this season. Fillier has two assists in the season series, while Eldridge has been held without a point in three games against Boston. |
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| Feb. 16, 2025 |
Taylor Heise had her 11th and 12th assists of the season (tied with Sarah Fillier for most in the PWHL) against the Charge. Heise, Claire Thompson and Kendall Coyne Schofield have a combined 33 assists this season, while no non-Minnesota teammate trio has 28 or more assists. |
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| Feb. 15, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier recorded two assists for her third multi-point performance of the season. The Sirens rookie has produced in all eight road games this season (3G, 9A) and reclaims the league's scoring lead with 17 points (5G, 12A) in 16 games. |
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| Feb. 15, 2025 |
The top three plus/minus ratings this season on the Sirens all belong to rookies - Gabby Rosenthal (+6), Maja Nylen Persson (+5) and Sarah Fillier (+4). Rosenthal is the only rookie leading her team in plus/minus this season. |
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| Feb. 15, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS4-3-2-6 | 20 PTS | 4TH PLACE (TIED)Top Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 15 GP, 5-10-15 PTSLast Game: 4-0 L vs. BOS on Feb. 12 |
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| Feb. 12, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier is tied for the PWHL scoring lead with 15 points (5G, 10A) and is riding a six-game point streak (1G, 5A). A point tonight by the Sirens rookie would tie the PWHL record set by teammate Alex Carpenter who opened the season with points in seven straight games (5G, 5A). |
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| Feb. 12, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier's season-high point streak came to an end at six games (1G, 5A). |
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| Feb. 12, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS4-3-2-5 | 20 PTS | 4TH PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 14 GP, 5-10-15 PTSLast Game: 2-1 L vs. MTL on Feb. 2 |
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| Feb. 11, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier has more than lived up to expectations that came with New York selecting her with the first overall pick in the 2024 PWHL Draft. She is currently riding a six-game point streak and leads the league with 15 points (5G, 10A) in 14 games. The Princeton graduate is quickly closing in on the league's rookie points record of 19 set by Grace Zumwinkle (MIN) and Emma Maltais (TOR) in 24 games last season and is on pace to surpass the 27 points amassed by 2024 top scorer Natalie Spooner (TOR). Last season, New York finished the lowest in scoring among rookies with just 17 total points. Click here for PWHL skater stats. |
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| Feb. 11, 2025 |
The 2025 IIHF Women's World Championship is coming up in two months and the defending gold and silver medalists had another battle come down to the wire. The Rivalry Series was decided in the final game for the third straight season with Canada emerging victorious over the United States to win the 2024-25 edition of the showcase. PWHL rookies were especially impressive in both games last week, comprising 13 of the 46 players on February rosters. On Thursday in Halifax, NS, Gwyneth Philips (OTT) backstopped Team USA to a 2-1 shootout victory with a 32-save performance. Fellow rookie contributors included Hannah Bilka (BOS) with a shootout goal, while Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN) and Sarah Fillier (NY) added an assist each for USA and Canada respectively. In Saturday's finale in Summerside, PEI, Jennifer Gardiner (MTL) scored the winning goal - her first tally with the National Women's Team - to lead Canada to a 3-1 victory. Fellow rookies Danielle Serdachny (OTT) had two assists for Canada, while Allyson Simpson (NY) had one helper for Team USA. The series also provided U.S. National Women's Team debuts for PWHL rookies Sydney Bard (BOS), Izzy Daniel (TOR), and Mannon McMahon (OTT). |
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| Feb. 11, 2025 |
Kendall Coyne Schofield recorded her ninth assist for her 15th point of the season (6G, 9A), tying her for the league-lead in scoring alongside Miller and New York's Sarah Fillier. |
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| Feb. 5, 2025 |
Forwards: Emily Clark (OTT), Sarah Fillier (NY), Jennifer Gardiner (MTL), Julia Gosling (TOR), Brianne Jenner (OTT), Emma Maltais (TOR), Sarah Nurse (TOR), Kristin O'Neill (MTL), Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL), Jamie Lee Rattray (BOS), Danielle Serdachny (OTT), Laura Stacey (MTL), Blayre Turnbull (TOR), Daryl Watts (TOR). |
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| Feb. 5, 2025 |
New York rookie Sarah Fillier stands alone atop the PWHL scoring lead with 15 points (5G, 10A) in 14 games. The first overall pick carries the league's longest active point streak into the break at six games, amassing a goal and five assists during that stretch. A trio of Minnesota players are tied for second in scoring with 14 points apiece, including captain Kendall Coyne Schofield (6G, 8A), 2023's top pick Heise (4G, 10A), and defender Claire Thompson (3G, 11A). Following Fillier, four players are currently riding four-game point streaks including Boston's Alina Muller (2G, 4A), New York's Ella Shelton (3G, 2A), and Toronto's Nurse (2G, 3A) and Watts (1G, 4A). In goal, Montreal's Ann-Renee Desbiens leads the league with eight wins, a 1.77 goals-against-average, and a .935 save percentage. The Victoire (8-3-1-2) are the league's hottest team with five straight wins and top the standings with 31 points. Minnesota (5-4-2-4) ranks second with 25 points, followed by New York (4-3-2-5) in third place with 20 points. Toronto (5-0-4-6) has points in four straight games and sit fourth with 19 points, two ahead of Boston (3-3-2-5) and Ottawa (5-0-2-8) with 17 points each. Click to see standings and stats. |
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| Feb. 3, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier (NY) = 30 Points |
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| Feb. 2, 2025 |
NEW YORK SIRENS4-3-2-4 | 20 PTS | 3RD PLACETop Scorer: Sarah Fillier - 13 GP, 5-9-14 PTSLast Game: 3-2 SOL at BOS on Jan. 31 |
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| Feb. 2, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier is riding a career-high five game point streak (1G, 4A) and is tied for the league-lead in scoring with 14 points (5G, 9A) in 13 games. She recorded a season-high three points (2G, 1A) in the first matchup between the teams. |
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| Feb. 2, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier recorded her 10th assist of the season to extend her career-high point streak to six games (1G, 5A). The Sirens rookie moves into sole possession of the league lead in scoring with 15 points (5G, 10A) in 14 games and is the league's only active player to be averaging more than a point per game (1.07). |
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| Jan. 31, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier recorded an assist to extend her point streak to a career-high five games (1G, 4A). The Sirens first overall pick moves into a tie for first in league scoring with 14 points (5G, 9A) in 13 games and has now recorded a point in all seven of her team's road games this season. Fillier took a career-high 15 faceoffs, surpassing her previous high of six on Dec. 8 against Boston, and won 12 for an 80% efficiency. |
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| Jan. 31, 2025 |
LOWELL, MA (January 31, 2025) - Alina Muller boosted the Boston Fleet to a 3-2 shootout victory over the New York Sirens before a sold-out crowd of 5,912 on Friday night at the Tsongas Center. The Swiss forward opened the scoring with a shorthanded 'Jailbreak' goal and later tallied the shootout winner to send the Fleet into the break on a high note with their fourth straight victory on home ice. Hannah Bilka extended Boston's lead to two early in the third period, but Ella Shelton responded with two goals in a span of 3:23 late in the final frame to tie the game and force overtime. Rookie Sarah Fillier picked up an assist on Shelton's first goal to move back into a tie for first in league scoring. Muller's shootout goal was one of two scored by the Fleet, while Aerin Frankel denied all four Sirens shooters to preserve the victory. During overtime, Frankel became the first PWHL goaltender to surpass 1,000 career saves with a 25-save performance in her sixth win of the season. Corinne Schroeder matched her season-high with 35 saves for the Sirens in defeat. Boston is now tied for fourth in the PWHL standings with 17 points - three back of New York. |
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