Toronto Sceptres, PWHL and Ottawa Charge

PWHL notebook: Sceptres, Charge make major early-season trade
With the Professional Women’s Hockey League season underway, NHL.com staff writer Anna Kulesa will be filing a biweekly notebook on all the happenings in the league. Today, a look at some of the top storylines, including the league’s first trade of the season and 100th game milestone.
How biggest PWHL trade can change fortunes for Toronto Sceptres, Ottawa Charge
Two Canadian PWHL teams have pulled off a blockbuster trade that will change the look of their defensive units, swapping key pieces of their rosters as both teams fight to claim a playoff spot.
Toronto Sceptres trade defender Jocelyne Larocque to Ottawa Charge in PWHL blockbuster
The first trade of the 2024-25 PWHL season — and the biggest trade in league history — was announced on Monday night.
Ottawa Charge and Toronto Sceptres make a 4-player trade
The Ottawa Charge and Toronto Sceptres, tied for fifth in the six-team league with identical two-win, three-loss and one overtime loss records, pulled off a four-player swap on Monday. The Charge acquired forward Victoria Bach and defenseman Jocelyne Larocque from the Sceptres in exchange for forward Hayley Scamurra and defenseman Savannah Harmon.
Video: Toronto Sceptres GM Gina Kingsbury Discusses Blockbuster Trade
Toronto Sceptres general manager Gina Kingsbury addressed media Tuesday afternoon to discuss the blockbuster trade that sent Jocelyne Larocque and Victoria Bach to the Ottawa Charge in exchange for Savannah Harmon and Hayley Scamurra.
Immediate Reaction: Toronto Wins Blockbuster PWHL Trade By A Landslide
On paper, the Toronto Sceptres won the PWHL's biggest trade to date by a landslide. Swapping Savannah Harmon and Hayley Scamurra for Jocelyne Laroque and Victoria Bach, the only way Ottawa comes out the winner in this trade,
PWHL playoff MVP Taylor Heise getting healthier for Minnesota Frost
Taylor Heise has one goal and six assists through six Minnesota Frost games and is playing more minutes as her knee heals.
365 Days: A look back at the PWHL's first year
The PWHL is now 365 days old with the inaugural puck drop taking place on January 1, 2024. Here's a look at where the league ...
PWHL Trade Talk: Following Blockbuster, Who Is Next To Move
The first big trade of the PWHL season is in the books. But it's not likely to be the last trade of the season. Here's a look ...
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Harmon and Larocque among 4 Olympians involved in major PWHL trade between Toronto and Ottawa
Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Toronto Sceptres’ Jocelyne Larocque (3) vies for position with ...
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Year in Review: Area trio make hockey history in PWHL
The Professional Women’s Hockey League hit the ice for its debut season in January, with an area trio in the middle of the ...
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Former MSU hockey player Akervik makes PWHL debut with Minnesota
As her final season with the Minnesota State women’s hockey team came to a close in 2023-24, Charlotte Akervik knew she ...
PWHL inspires young athletes to reach new goals
It’s been a big year for women’s sports, with the launch of several professional women’s sports teams as the Professional ...
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PWHL mailbag: International break balance, the future of takeover games and more
Before games kick off again on Friday, it felt like a good time to open up the first-ever PWHL mailbag. There were dozens ...
Mental health awareness gets the victory as PWHL teams from Minnesota and Ottawa meet
The Minnesota Frost defeated Ottawa, on a night when Ottawa’s Gabbie Hughes and her family made certain a lost teammate and ...
HAPPY NEW YEAR, PWHL: Upgraded hotels, security and catering among big changes in Year 2
The PWHL has been without question a wild success story since its launch a year ago this past Jan. 1. From fan engagement to ...