PWHL free agency has slowed to a halt. There will be signings this offseason, but the bulk of the pre-camp work is done. 

With the PWHL employing a 19-player roster limit prior to training camps, many teams are nearly full. The Boston Fleet have only two contracts remaining, while the Walter Cup champion Montreal Victoire are down to a single contract, unless there's an unwritten rule that they'll receive relief for a contract with Marie-Philip Poulin set to go on LTIR. The Walter Cup runners up, the Ottawa Charge also have only one contract spot remaining, as do the New York Sirens. Vancouver has two, Seattle three, Minnesota and Detroit four, Toronto, Hamilton, and Las Vegas five, and PWHL San Jose six.

With only Tessa Janecke from the 2026 PWHL Draft signed, most teams have 5-6 draft picks yet to be locked in, and others have restricted free agents to sign. In particular, the Toronto Sceptres have four unsigned restricted free agents.

While the pool has thinned, there are still PWHL experienced players on the market. The biggest available names, Kendall Coyne Schofield, Blayre Turnbull, Claire Thompson, and Jincy Roese may not play in the PWHL next season, and more than one from that list may be headed out of the sport altogether. 

Here's a look at some of the remaining unsigned players left on the market. 

*Confirmed to have accepted a PWHL training camp invite.

^Currently signed to play overseas in 2026-27 (may or may not have an out clause)