Jayna Hefford discusses the "unique opportunity" of hosting a centralized preseason event. PWHL teams across the league had to reduce their rosters to 27 players yesterday. Today the league announced who the first players placed on waivers were. 25 players were released from rosters, with 11 players now eligible to accept contract or camp invites from other PWHL teams before the first Waiver window ends December 2. Here’s the full list of waiver eligible players: * undefined * undefined * undefined * undefined * undefined * undefined * undefined * undefined * undefined * undefined * undefined The league stated the following about 14 players who were deemed ineligible for waivers: "Among the circumstances that may prohibit players from waiver eligibility include receiving and declining a Standard Player Agreement offer while attending a team’s training camp, not showing up to a training camp or leaving a camp without being released, and released players who had been granted compassionate circumstances in their market." Waiver Ineligible Players: Bunton, Hanna (F) – Montréal Cornine, Kendall (F) - New York Herman, Cassidy (D) – Ottawa Larson, Bailey (F) – New York Ljungblom, Lina (F) – Montréal Lonergan, Caitrin (F) – Ottawa Lunny, Hayley (F) – New York Marshall, Patti (D) – Minnesota Skaggs, Tatum (F) – Boston Skaja, Catie (F) – Minnesota Stacey, Brooke (F) - Montréal Tinker, Saroya (D) – Ottawa Tuominen, Minttu (D) – Minnesota Willoughby, Kyra (D) – Ottawa According to the league "Teams must maintain rosters of 27 players heading into the Pre-Season Evaluation Camp in Utica, New York, scheduled for Dec. 3-7. A second waiver window will occur between Dec. 8-10, in advance of the league’s final roster deadline of Dec. 11. Final rosters must include 23 players signed to Standard Player Agreements, plus two Reserve Player Contracts. Any drafted players who go unsigned or unclaimed during either waiver period will revert to their original team's protected list."
