Ian Kennedy

The Ottawa Charge made an intriguing trade on the opening day of PWHL free agency acquiring Jenna Buglioni for 2026 pick Neena Brick. In Buglioni, Ottawa may have found something they didn't at the draft.

Kris Sparre left the Boston Fleet not because he wanted to, but because it was the best decision for his family, something he called bigger than hockey. Still, as Sparre said, it "was hands down the hardest decision I ever had to make."

Three days of PWHL Free Agency are gone with close to 50 players agreeing to new contracts. Here's a look at the best players still on the market.

More than 100 players have signed this offseason whether it during expansion or free agency. Here's where each of the PWHL's 12 teams stand as the dust begins to settle.

The PWHL has its first two outside investors bringing on the Ilitch Companies in Detroit led by Chris Ilitch, and Kilmer Sports Ventures led by Larry Tanenbaum in Toronto.

Elaine Chuli was the perfect fit for the New York Sirens. Not only because she's the only remaining goalie with significant PWHL experience, but also because choose a goalie at the draft would have cost New York significantly in others.

PWHL Detroit continued to add to their depth signing French Olympian Alice Philbert to their crease and forward Olivia Wallin.

When the New York Sirens were hit heavily in expansion, and then were dropped behind the expansion teams in the draft, things did not look good. But New York has started to change some minds

Cindy Curley was the lone woman inducted to the Hockey Hall of Fame with the class of 2026. Her legacy and impact on the game continues today as a trailblazer of the American national team program.

The Seattle Torrent re-signed Lily Delianedis and Lyndie Lobdell, and added Czech Olympian Noemi Neubauerova in free agency.