PWHPA

The PWHPA is expected to move ahead with a new six-team league structure, with play to begin in January of 2023.

Adam Proteau is back with another Screen Shots column, looking at the latest news in women's hockey, how the Buffalo Sabres continue to knock down powerhouse teams and the possibility of an all-Alberta playoff matchup.

After a meeting last month between the PWHPA and PHF, fans and analysts speculated about the direction of professional women’s hockey in North America. That direction has become clearer.

After a successful Olympic tournament and talk of a potential new league, there's more excitement than ever surrounding the future of women's hockey.

Hockey legend Angela James did not mince words when discussing the current state of women’s professional hockey in North America in a social media post.

The PWHPA’s inaugural season hit a snag with COVID, but its mission to change the hockey landscape is intact.

The PWHPA will feature training hubs for the 2021-22 season and announced the return of the Dream Gap Tour.

The Professional Women’s Hockey Players’ Association is forging ahead with its bid to establish an economically sustainable professional league in North America with or — for now — without the NHL’s full financial backing.

What's next for the Dream Gap Tour? What's the best path to one primary pro women's league? Can the PWHPA and NWHL coexist? Hefford tackles a variety of women's hockey issues in this interview.