| Feb. 28, 2026 |
Abby Newhookscored her fifth goal of the season to bring her into a tie with New York's Casey O'Brien for second among the league's rookies. She now has points in three consecutive games dating back to Jan. 28 (2G, 1A) matching her season high set from Nov. 29 to Dec. 7 in her second through fourthcareerPWHLgames. |
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| Feb. 28, 2026 |
OTTAWA, ON (February 28, 2026) - The Boston Fleet came out on topin the shootout for the first timein threetriesagainstthe Ottawa Chargethis season,securing a 3-2victory onSaturdayafternoon atTD Placein thefirst taste ofpost-Olympic action for both teams.Thegame featuredthe second goaltendingbattle of theseason betweenTeam USA's Aerin Frankel andGwynethPhilips facing off at either end of the ice, each nowwith a win. Frankelturned away23/25and 4/5 in the shootoutto become the second PWHL netminder to reach 30 career wins,while Philips stopped 21/23and 3/5 in the shootout.Boston's Abby Newhook was the lone scorer for thegame'sfirst40 minutes,reaching the back of the net at 14:52 in the first.Ottawa entered the third periodwith 29 secondsremainingonthe power play, but Rebecca Leslie needed justeightseconds to bring the Charge evenat oneapiece.Leslie followedup less than two minutes later with her second goal at 2:04to give Ottawa the lead, but Swiss heroAlina Mullerplayed spoilertying the game at 13:26whenher shotdeflectedoffa Chargedefenderinto the back of the net.Mullerand Hannah Brandt capitalizedinthe shootoutfor Boston over Brianne Jenner'slone shootout goal for Ottawa to give the Fleet their third-straight shootout win, but first over the Charge. |
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| Jan. 28, 2026 |
LOWELL, MA(January 28, 2026) -The first-place Boston Fleet outlasted the New York Sirens in a 4-3 shootout decision on Wednesday night at the Tsongas Center, led by a pair of shootout goals by Alina Muller. Both goaltenders battled in net with Aerin Frankel stopping 30/33 shots and 6/8 in the shootout to edge the Sirens in her ninth win this season, tied for the league lead. Kayle Osborne reached 30 saves for a career-high fifth time this season going 32/35. Fleet rookie Abby Newhook started Boston off with her second power play goal of the season to give her team the 1-0 lead. The Sirens dominated the middle frame with two goals, one from Kristin O'Neill on the power play at 10:19, and another from first overall pick Kristyna Kaltounkova after she exploded past the defense to put New York up 2-1. The lead was the first an opponent has held over Boston on home ice this season. Second-round Fleet pick Ella Huber was unable to capitalize on a penalty shot opportunity, the first in team history, when she beat Osborne to the far side but could not finish the play when the puck slid off her stick. Boston made the most of the third period when Liz Schepers tied the score in the first minute of play, followed by a Jamie Lee Rattray power play goal five minutes later. Kaltounkova added her second of the night and league leading 11th of the season to end regulation tied 3-3. With five scoreless minutes of overtime, the teams headed to the shootout, highlighted by Muller's almost identical set of goals to lift the Fleet to a victory on her attempts in the seventh and eighth rounds. Tonight's win extends Boston's lead in the standings at 30 points, with the next closest team being the Minnesota Frost at 28 points. New York holds fourth place with 24 points. |
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| Jan. 28, 2026 |
Half of Fleet rookie Abby Newhook's four goals this season have now come on the power play, tying her for the most power play markers among rookies. The former Boston College Eagle became the 11th rookie to reach the five points mark this season, with three of those coming in games where the Fleet served as the home team, and has tallied points in consecutive games for the first time since Dec. 3 through Dec. 7. |
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| Jan. 18, 2026 |
Abby Newhook recorded her first career assist, a primary helper on the power play. The Fleet fifth-round pick broke a seven-game scoring drought after recording a goal in each of her second, third and fourth career games (Nov. 19 to Dec. 7). |
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| Jan. 14, 2026 |
Tuesday's semifinals of the 47th Women's Beanpot caught the attention of players on both teams. Harvard's 2-1 win over Boston College pleased Fleet rookie Mia Biotti and fellow Crimson graduate Kristin Della Rovere of Toronto, with bragging rights over former Eagles Megan Keller, Abbey Levy and Abby Newhook of Boston, plus Watts and Burlington, MA native Kali Flanagan of the Sceptres. Boston University advanced with a 2-1 overtime win over Northeastern to the delight of former Terrier Jesse Compher of Toronto, while Boston's Aerin Frankel and Alina Muller are former Huskies. |
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| Jan. 14, 2026 |
Keller appeared to have scored her league leading fourth power play goal of the season at 17:10 of the first period, but the goal was disallowed following a review by the PWHL Central Situation Room, in consultation with the on-ice officials. It was determined on the play that Abby Newhook had made incidental contact with the goalkeeper at the same time the goal was scored. |
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| Jan. 7, 2026 |
Boston is the only team in the PWHL without a loss in their home state or province (3-0-0-0) yet this season, including two wins at Agganis Arena this season to improve their all-time record at the Boston University venue to 2-0-1-1. Rookie Abby Newhook, a former Boston College star, scored in each of the team's first two games at Agganis Arena this season. |
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| Jan. 6, 2026 |
KristynaKaltounkovascored a goal for the third straight game, tying the longest streak by a rookie this season (Abby Newhook, BOS), and has recorded multi-goal performances in both games against Toronto this season.Withsixgoals over her last five games, she now has seven on the season -- four more than the next-highest rookie -- and moves into sole possession of second place in the league overall, just one behind leader Kendall Coyne Schofield (MIN). She is still seeking her first PWHLassist. |
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| Jan. 6, 2026 |
Kristyna Kaltounkova scored a goal for the third straight game, tying the longest streak by a rookie this season (Abby Newhook, BOS), and has recorded multi-goal performances in both games against Toronto this season. With six goals over her last five games, she now has seven on the season -- four more than the next-highest rookie -- and moves into sole possession of second place in the league overall, just one behind leader Kendall Coyne Schofield (MIN). She is still seeking her first PWHL assist. |
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| Jan. 3, 2026 |
Boston matches New York as the only teams with multiple rookies who have at least three goals this season, with Mobley joining Abby Newhook (3) and Kristyna Kaltounkova (5) and Casey O'Brien (3) leading the Sirens. |
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| Jan. 2, 2026 |
Watts delivered a strong December for Toronto, tying for second in the PWHL with six points during the month while recording points in five of seven games. The 26-year-old forward is currently riding a four-game point streak and a three-game goal streak -- tied for the longest in the PWHL this season (alongside Abby Newhook of Boston) and the longest goal streak of her career. Her four goals in December ranked second in the league and included both a power play tally and a game-winning goal in Toronto's win over Montreal in the Duel at the Top matchup at the Bell Centre on Dec. 27. The month was highlighted by a milestone moment in the Sceptres' final game of December, when the Toronto native recorded her 50th career PWHL point, becoming just the second player in league history to reach the half-century mark, following Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL). Through eight games, Watts leads the Sceptres in scoring, sits tied for second in the PWHL in goals and tied for ninth in overall scoring with six points (4G, 2A). |
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| Dec. 27, 2025 |
OliviaMobley, selected 18th overall by the Fleet in the 2025 PWHL Draft, scored her second goal of the season -- the ninth by a Fleet rookie. Boston leads all teams in rookie goals, more than doubling New York's total of four. The Fleet are also the only team with multiple rookies who have scored at least twice --Abby Newhook(3),Riley Brengman(2), and Mobley (2). |
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| Dec. 21, 2025 |
Riley Brengman notched her second goal in as many games and the first shorthanded 'jailbreak' goal of the Fleet season. She is the fourth rookie skater and first defender to score multiple goals this season and is just the second rookie to have goals in back-to-back games, following teammate Abby Newhook. At Ohio State, the fourth-round pick recorded her first career shorthanded goal on senior day, to help the Buckeyes defeat St. Cloud State (Feb. 22, 2025). |
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| Dec. 15, 2025 |
Frost captain Kendall Coyne Schofield leads the PWHL with four goals and is tied for first with five points alongside alternate captain Kelly Pannek (2G, 3A), teammate Britta Curl-Salemme (5A) and Charge captain Brianne Jenner (2G, 3A). Fleet captain Megan Keller (2G, 2A) and Goldeneyes alternate captain Claire Thompson (2G, 2A) lead all defenders with four points. Fleet forward Abby Newhook (3G) has scored in three straight games and is tied for the rookie scoring lead with Charge defender Rory Guilday (1G, 2A) and Sirens forward Maddi Wheeler (3A). In 16 games this season, 90 different PWHL players have recorded at least one point. See this season's PWHL leaders here. |
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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. 7, 2025 |
Abby Newhook has scored a goal in each of the last two games, tying Susanna Tapani for the most on the Fleet. Of the PWHL's six rookies to find the back of the net so far this season, Newhook is the only rookie to have multiple goals. |
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| Dec. 7, 2025 |
Abby Newhook has scored in three straight games, with today's tally her first on the power play. The Boston College product and fifth round pick of the Fleet leads all PWHL rookies in the goal department with three, two more than the next six rookie skaters who each have one. |
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| Dec. 7, 2025 |
BOSTON, MA (December 7, 2025) - The Boston Fleet became the first team in PWHL history to win their first four games of the season, defeating the Minnesota Frost 4-1 on Sunday afternoon before a crowd of 5,338 at Agganis Arena. The Fleet enter the international break atop the PWHL standings with 12 points, while the Frost remain tied for second place with six points after having their road winning streak halted at two. Boston's four goals were a season-high and featured two in quick succession late in the first period and a perfect two-for-two power play. Shay Maloney opened the scoring at 17:03, then captain Megan Keller doubled the lead at 18:17. Klara Hymlarova brought the Frost to within one with her goal at 3:12 of the second period, but the Fleet responded with their first power play marker just 49 seconds later. It was rookie Abby Newhook who stayed hot with her third goal in as many games at 4:01 of the middle frame, set up by Keller and second overall pick Haley Winn, with both defenders producing multi-point efforts. Theresa Schafzahl scored the Fleet's second power play tally at 3:01 of the third to cap the offense. Aerin Frankel turned aside a season-high 26 shots for her league leading fourth win of the season. Maddie Rooney also recorded a season-high in saves with 31 but dropped her second straight start. The teams will meet again in Minnesota on Dec. 19 at Grand Casino Arena. |
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| Dec. 3, 2025 |
BOSTON, MA (December 3, 2025) - Aerin Frankel made 21 saves to earn her second shutout of the season and led the Boston Fleet to a 2-0 home victory over the Vancouver Goldeneyes at Agganis Arena on Wednesday night. The Fleet remain the only undefeated team in the PWHL and became just the second team in league history to open a season with three regulation wins. Boston rookie Abby Newhook opened the scoring just 5:02 into the game as the Fleet dominated the first period, outshooting Vancouver 19-2. After a scoreless middle frame, forward Jill Saulnier gave the Fleet an insurance goal at 6:40 of the third period, her first tally of the season. Frankel held strong in the third period as the Goldeneyes pushed back, outshooting the Fleet 13-5 in the frame. Vancouver goaltender Emerance Maschmeyer made 29 saves in the loss as the Goldeneyes dropped their third straight road game in regulation. |
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| Dec. 3, 2025 |
1. Jill Saulnier (BOS) 1G2. Aerin Frankel (BOS) 21/21 SV3. Abby Newhook (BOS) 1G |
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| Dec. 3, 2025 |
Abby Newhook became the first Fleet rookie to score her first career PWHL goal on Saturday in Toronto. The former Boston College captain is no stranger to the Boston University campus and suited up for the Eagles in a 3-2 overtime win over the Terriers at Agganis Arena on Nov. 15 of last season. |
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| Dec. 3, 2025 |
Abby Newhook scored for the second straight game, becoming the first PWHL rookie this season to reach two goals. She is tied with Susanna Tapani for the team lead in goals and remains the only Fleet rookie to record a point through the team's first three games. Her five shots on goal set a career high. |
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| Dec. 1, 2025 |
Kristyna Kaltounkova, New York's first overall pick in the 2025 PWHL Draft, was one of four rookies to score their first career PWHL goals last week. Her milestone marker was scored during the Sirens home opener at Prudential Center with her family visiting from Czechia. Fellow Czech forward Natalie Mlynkova, a second-round pick by Montreal, became the first rookie to score on the power play and second to have her first career goal count as a game-winner when she opened the scoring against the Sirens last Tuesday. Boston fifth-round pick Abby Newhook scored her first career goal in the Fleet's road win over the Sceptres on Saturday. Nicole Vallario became the first rookie defender to score this season, with the Switzerland-born rearguard finding the net just 4:08 into her PWHL debut on Saturday. A total of 10 PWHL rookies have produced offensively so far this season. See all PWHL rookie scoring leaders here. |
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| Nov. 29, 2025 |
FleetrookieforwardAbby Newhookon scoring her first PWHL goal: "It was awesome to score my first goal, but it was a team effort out there. We just got pucks in behind them and went to work.That'sour game style. It was a great lookthere,I gave it to Jill(Saulnier), crossed the net hard and got lucky there. It was a cool moment." |
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| Nov. 29, 2025 |
TORONTO, ON (November 29, 2025) - Aerin Frankel made 24 saves, and Susanna Tapani scored her second consecutive game-winner to lead the Boston Fleet to a 3-1 road victory over the Toronto Sceptres in front ofa sold-outcrowd of8,277 fans at Coca-Cola Coliseum on Saturday afternoon. Boston was outshot 25-12 but picked up the win to remain the only undefeated team in the PWHL. Toronto struck first when captain Blayre Turnbull scored shorthanded at 6:26 of the opening period to give the Sceptres a 1-0 lead in their2025-26 home debut. Rookie Abby Newhook notched her first career goal at 14:10 of the second period to even the score heading into the final frame, despite Toronto outshooting Boston 16-8 throughforty minutes. Tapani's goal at 10:19 of the third proved to be the game-winner, and Alina Muller added her first goal of the season on an empty net with 22 seconds remaining. Sceptres goaltender Raygan Kirk madeher secondconsecutivestart toopen the season andmadenine saves in the loss. |
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| Nov. 29, 2025 |
Saturday's game marks the first time two players from the province of Newfoundland and Labrador will compete against each other in the PWHL, with Toronto veteran Maggie Connors and Boston rookie Abby Newhook. The childhood best friends and longtime training partners from St. John's met for dinner on Friday night and have never played on the same team. |
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| Nov. 29, 2025 |
Abby Newhook's goal was also her first-ever PWHL point.With the tally, the Fleet's fifth-round draft pick in 2025becamethe first Boston rookie to record a point so far this season. |
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| Nov. 29, 2025 |
Aerin Frankel made 24 saves, and Susanna Tapani scored her second consecutive game-winner to lead the Boston Fleet to a 3-1 road victory over the Toronto Sceptres in front ofa sold-outcrowd of8,277 fans at Coca-Cola Coliseum on Saturday afternoon. Boston was outshot 25-12 but picked up the win to remain the only undefeated team in the PWHL. Toronto struck first when captain Blayre Turnbull scored shorthanded at 6:26 of the opening period to give the Sceptres a 1-0 lead in their2025-26 home debut. Rookie Abby Newhook notched her first career goal at 14:10 of the second period to even the score heading into the final frame, despite Toronto outshooting Boston 16-8 throughforty minutes. Tapani's goal at 10:19 of the third proved to be the game-winner, and Alina Muller added her first goal of the season on an empty net with 22 seconds remaining. Sceptres goaltender Raygan Kirk madeher secondconsecutivestart toopen the season andmadenine saves in the loss. |
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| Nov. 23, 2025 |
Haley Winn, the second overall pick and first defender chosen in the 2025 PWHL Draft, headlines a list of six rookies on the Fleet active roster. Of the group, Abby Newhook may be most recognizable for fans from her NCAA career at Boston College. |
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| Nov. 23, 2025 |
Four Boston draft selections made their PWHL debuts today led by second overall pick Haley Winn who topped the Fleet with six shots on goal from the blue line, second-round pick Ella Huber, fourth-round pick Riley Brengman, and fifth-round pick Abby Newhook who turned pro after captaining the Boston College Eagles. |
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