2024–25 PWHL season

2024–25 PWHL season
LeagueProfessional Women's Hockey League
SportIce hockey
DurationNovember 30, 2024 – May 3, 2025
Number of games30
Number of teams6
TV partner(s)CBC, TSN, Prime Video
2024 Draft
Top draft pickSarah Fillier
Picked byNew York Sirens
PWHL seasons
2025–26 →

The 2024–25 PWHL season is the second season of operation of the Professional Women's Hockey League. Six teams will compete during the season, located in Boston, Saint Paul, Montreal, Newark, Ottawa, and Toronto.

League business

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The 2024 PWHL Draft was held on June 10 in Saint Paul, Minnesota.[1]

On September 9, 2024, the PWHL revealed new names and logos for all six teams: Boston Fleet, Minnesota Frost, Montreal Victoire, New York Sirens, Ottawa Charge, and Toronto Sceptres.[2]

Front office changes

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Front office changes
Off–season
Team Previous general manager New general manager Notes
Minnesota Frost Natalie Darwitz Ken Klee*
Melissa Caruso 		On June 7, 2024, one week after winning the league's inaugural championship and with only days before the draft, it was reported the general manager Natalie Darwitz would not return as general manager for the 2024–25 season. Darwitz was instead offered alternative options within the league.[3] Head coach Ken Klee served as acting general manager at the 2024 PWHL Draft with support from assistant coach Mira Jalosuo and team captain Kendall Coyne Schofield.[4][5] Caruso, most recently Vice President of Hockey Operations and Governance of the American Hockey League, was named general manager on September 3, 2024.[6]

(*) Indicates interim

Coaching changes

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Coaching changes
Off–season
Team Previous coach New coach Notes
New York Sirens Howie Draper Greg Fargo On May 11, 2024, one week after their final game of the season, last-place New York announced that coach Howie Draper would not return as coach for the 2024–25 season. Howie would remain with the team as a Special Advisor to the scouting department, while also returning to his previous job as head coach of the Alberta Pandas.[7] Greg Fargo, most recently the head coach of the Colgate Raiders, was named as his replacement on June 7, 2024.[8][9]

Arena changes

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Preseason

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Preseason Schedule

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The PWHL preseason schedule was announced on October 1, 2024. Preseason will be held in two camps in Toronto and Montreal, and will begin on November 19, and conclude on November 22. Each camp will host three teams. The Montreal camp will be held at Verdun Auditorium and feature the Montreal Victoire, Boston Fleet, and Ottawa Charge. Meanwhile, the Toronto camp will be held at the Ford Performance Centre and will showcase the Toronto Sceptres, Minnesota Frost, and New York Sirens.[13]

All times in Eastern Time.

Game log
Pre-season camp
Date Time Visitor Score Home OT Notes Box Score/Recap
November 20 14:00 Montreal 1–3 Boston @ Verdun Auditorium [Recap 1]
November 20 14:15 Toronto 1–3 Minnesota @ Ford Performance Centre [Recap 2]
November 21 14:00 Boston 1–6 Ottawa @ Verdun Auditorium [Recap 3]
November 21 14:30 Minnesota 4–3 New York OT @ Ford Performance Centre [Recap 4]
November 22 14:00 Ottawa 3–6 Montreal @ Verdun Auditorium [Recap 5]
November 22 14:30 New York 5–2 Toronto @ Ford Performance Centre [Recap 6]

Regular season

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Standings

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Pos Team
 Pld W OTW OTL L GF GA GD Pts
1 Montreal Victoire 7 3 2 1 1 19 17 +2 14[a]
2 Minnesota Frost 8 3 2 1 2 26 24 +2 14[a]
3 New York Sirens 7 3 1 1 2 23 17 +6 12
4 Ottawa Charge 7 3 0 1 3 16 18 −2 10
5 Boston Fleet 8 2 1 1 4 18 22 −4 9
6 Toronto Sceptres 7 2 0 1 4 18 22 −4 7
Updated to match(es) played on January 5, 2025. Source: PWHL
Notes:
  1. ^ a b Fewer number of games played: Montreal 7, Minnesota 8

Schedule

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The regular season schedule was announced on October 15, 2024. The season will begin on November 30, 2024 and will end on May 3, 2025 with each team playing 30 games; six games against every opponent. The season will also feature nine neutral site games across North America, dubbed the "PWHL Takeover Tour".[14]

All times in Eastern Time.[15]

Game log
November
Date Time Visitor Score Home OT Notes Box Score/Recap
November 30 2:00 Boston 1–3 Toronto [Recap 7]
5:00 Ottawa 3–4 Montreal SO [Recap 8]
December
Date Time Visitor Score Home OT Notes Box Score/Recap
December 1 6:00 New York 4–3 Minnesota OT [Recap 9]
December 3 7:00 Toronto 2–3 Ottawa [Recap 10]
December 4 7:00 Minnesota 2–1 Boston [Recap 11]
7:00 New York 4–1 Montreal [Recap 12]
December 6 7:00 Montreal 2–1 Ottawa @ Canadian Tire Centre [Recap 13]
December 7 2:00 Minnesota 6–3 Toronto [Recap 14]
December 8 4:00 New York 2–4 Boston [Recap 15]
December 17 7:00 Ottawa 2–3 Boston [Recap 16]
December 18 7:00 Toronto 2–4 New York [Recap 17]
December 19 8:00 Ottawa 2–5 Minnesota [Recap 18]
December 21 2:00 Montreal 4–3 Toronto OT [Recap 19]
December 22 12:00 Minnesota 4–3 New York SO [Recap 20]
December 27 7:00 Boston 2–4 Toronto [Recap 21]
December 28 2:00 Montreal 3–2 Minnesota [Recap 22]
December 29 1:00 Ottawa 3–1 New York [Recap 23]
December 30 7:00 Boston 1–3 Montreal [Recap 24]
December 31 7:00 Ottawa 2–1 Toronto [Recap 25]
January
Date Time Visitor Score Home OT Notes Box Score/Recap
January 2 7:30 Boston 3–4 Minnesota OT [Recap 26]
January 4 2:00 New York 5–0 Minnesota Corinne Schroeder recorded shutout (1) [Recap 27]
January 5 4:00 Montreal 2–3 Boston SO @ Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle [Recap 28]
January 7 7:00 Ottawa – New York
January 8 10:00 Montreal – Toronto @ Rogers Arena, Vancouver
7:30 Boston – Minnesota
January 11 2:00 Boston – Ottawa
January 12 3:00 Montreal – Minnesota @ Ball Arena, Denver
12:00 Toronto – New York
January 14 7:00 Toronto – Ottawa
January 15 7:00 Minnesota – New York
January 17 7:00 Minnesota – Montreal
January 19 1:00 Ottawa – Montreal @ Videotron Centre, Quebec City
January 21 7:00 Ottawa – Minnesota
January 22 7:00 Toronto – Boston
January 25 2:00 New York – Toronto @ Scotiabank Arena
January 26 3:00 Boston – Minnesota
January 27 7:00 New York – Ottawa
January 28 7:00 Toronto – Minnesota
January 29 7:00 Ottawa – Montreal
January 30 7:00 Toronto – Montreal
January 31 7:00 New York – Boston
February
Date Time Visitor Score Home OT Notes Box Score/Recap
February 1 2:00 Ottawa – Toronto
February 2 1:00 Montreal – New York
February 11 7:00 Minnesota – Toronto
February 12 7:00 Boston – New York
February 13 7:00 Minnesota – Ottawa
February 14 7:00 Boston – Toronto
February 15 2:00 New York – Montreal
February 16 1:00 Minnesota – Boston
4:00 Toronto – Ottawa @ Rogers Place, Edmonton
February 17 4:00 Boston – New York
February 18 7:00 Minnesota – Montreal
February 19 7:00 Toronto – New York
February 20 7:00 Boston – Ottawa
February 22 2:00 Montreal – Ottawa
February 23 4:00 Boston – New York @ KeyBank Center, Buffalo
1:30 Toronto – Minnesota
February 25 7:00 Toronto – Montreal
February 26 7:00 New York – Ottawa
March
Date Time Visitor Score Home OT Notes Box Score/Recap
March 1 TBD Boston – Montreal
March 4 7:00 Minnesota – Montreal
March 5 7:00 New York – Boston
March 6 7:00 Montreal – Toronto
March 7 7:00 Ottawa – Minnesota @ Lenovo Center, Raleigh
March 8 TBD Montreal – Boston
March 9 1:00 Minnesota – Toronto
March 11 7:00 Minnesota – Ottawa
March 12 7:00 Montreal – New York
March 15 2:00 Boston – Ottawa
March 16 7:30 Minnesota – New York @ Little Caesars Arena, Detroit
March 18 7:00 Montreal – Boston
March 19 7:00 New York – Toronto
March 22 12:00 Ottawa – New York
March 23 12:00 Toronto – Montreal
March 25 7:00 New York – Ottawa
March 26 TBD Toronto – Boston
8:00 Montreal – Minnesota
March 29 2:00 Ottawa – Boston @ Enterprise Center, St. Louis
March 30 1:00 Toronto – Minnesota
April
Date Time Visitor Score Home OT Notes Box Score/Recap
April 1 7:00 New York – Montreal
April 2 7:00 Ottawa – Boston
April 26 TBD Toronto – Boston
TBD Montreal – Ottawa
TBD New York – Minnesota
April 28 TBD Boston – Montreal
April 29 7:00 New York – Toronto
May
Date Time Visitor Score Home OT Notes Box Score/Recap
May 2 TBD Montreal – New York
May 3 TBD Minnesota – Boston
TBD Ottawa – Toronto

Statistics

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Scoring leaders

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As of games played on January 5

Player Team GP G A Pts +/– PIM
Alex Carpenter New York 7 5 5 10 +4 0
Claire Thompson Minnesota 8 1 9 10 0 4
Sarah Fillier New York 7 4 5 9 +3 2
Jessie Eldridge New York 7 2 6 8 +1 2
Megan Keller Boston 8 2 6 8 0 2
Hilary Knight Boston 8 4 3 7 0 2
Kendall Coyne Schofield Minnesota 8 3 4 7 +2 2
Taylor Heise Minnesota 7 1 6 7 -3 0
Britta Curl-Salemme Minnesota 7 4 2 6 0 8
Tereza Vanišová Ottawa 7 3 3 6 +2 21

Leading goaltenders

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The following goaltenders led the league in regular season goals against average as of games played on January 5.

Minimum 60 minutes played

Player Team GP TOI W L OTL GA SO SV% GAA
Emerance Maschmeyer Ottawa 6 360:33 3 2 1 12 0 .938 2.00
Elaine Chuli Montreal 2 120:13 2 0 0 4 0 .918 2.00
Ann-Renée Desbiens Montreal 5 308:48 3 1 1 11 0 .915 2.14
Corinne Schroeder New York 6 356:46 4 2 0 13 1 .924 2.19
Maddie Rooney Minnesota 4 240:00 3 1 0 9 0 .903 2.25

Attendance

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Home Team Home Games Average Attendance Total Attendance
Ottawa 2 8,758 17,516
Montreal 3 8,540 25,620
Toronto 5 8,093 40,466
Minnesota 5 6,583 32,914
Boston 3 3,556 10,668
New York 3 2,840 8,519
Neutral sites 1 12,608 12,608
League 22 6,741 148,311

Supplemental discipline

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Suspensions

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Date of incident Offender Team Offense Length
December 4, 2024 Maggie Flaherty Minnesota Frost Illegal check to the head of Alina Müller.[16] 2 games
December 21, 2024 Rylind MacKinnon Toronto Sceptres Illegal check to the head of Amanda Boulier.[17] 1 game
January 3, 2025 Catherine Dubois Montreal Victoire Illegal check to the head of Megan Keller.[18] 1 game
January 4, 2025 Britta Curl-Salemme Minnesota Frost Roughing against Theresa Schafzahl.[19] 1 game
Kelly Babstock Boston Fleet Cross-checking against Britta Curl-Salemme.[19] 1 game
Total: 6 games

Awards and honors

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Three Stars of the Week

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In addition to each weekly award, points for each star earned are awarded and tallied throughout the regular season and postseason to create a cumulative score. First star of the week earns 30 points, second star gets 20 points, and third star receives 10 points.[20]

Week First Star Second Star Third Star
December 2, 2024[20] Alex Carpenter (NY) Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL) Abby Boreen (MTL)
December 9, 2024[21] Sarah Fillier (NY) Michela Cava (MIN) Alex Carpenter (NY)
December 16, 2024 No games, IIHF National Team break
December 23, 2024[22] Claire Thompson (MIN) Abby Boreen (MTL) Kendall Coyne Schofield (MIN)
December 30, 2024[23][24] Emerance Maschmeyer (OTT) Kateřina Mrázová (OTT) Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL)

SupraStars of the Month

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Month Position Player Team
December[25] F Alex Carpenter New York Sirens
Sarah Fillier New York Sirens
Sarah Nurse Toronto Sceptres
D Jincy Roese Ottawa Charge
Claire Thompson Minnesota Frost
G Emerance Maschmeyer Ottawa Charge

Transactions

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Draft

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Main article: 2024 PWHL Draft

The 2024 PWHL Draft was held on June 10, 2024.

Free agency

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Free agents who switched teams
Date Player New team Previous team
June 21, 2024[26] Daryl Watts Toronto Ottawa
June 21, 2024[27] Emma Woods Toronto New York
June 24, 2024[28] Rebecca Leslie Ottawa Toronto
June 25, 2024[29] Alexa Vasko Ottawa Toronto
July 9, 2024[30] Emma Greco Boston Minnesota

Imports

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Date Player New team Previous team League
June 10, 2024[31] Lina Ljungblom Montreal MoDo Hockey SDHL
June 25, 2024[32] Logan Angers Ottawa Quinnipiac Bobcats ECAC
November 29, 2024[33] Klára Peslarová Boston Fleet Brynas IF SDHL
November 29, 2024[34] Rylind MacKinnon Toronto Sceptres UBC Thunderbirds CWUAA
December 22, 2024[35] Charlotte Akervik Minnesota Frost Minnesota State Mavericks WCHA

Trades

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June 10, 2024 To Boston
2nd-rd pick - 2024 PWHL Draft
(# 7 - Daniela Pejšová)
7th-rd pick - 2024 PWHL Draft
(# 37 - Ilona Markova) 		To New York
2nd-rd pick - 2024 PWHL Draft
(# 10 - Maja Nylén Persson)
3rd-rd pick - 2024 PWHL Draft
(# 16 - Allyson Simpson)
5th-rd pick - 2024 PWHL Draft
(# 28 - Kayle Osborne) 		[36]
December 30, 2024 To Ottawa Charge
Victoria Bach
Jocelyne Larocque 		To Toronto Sceptres
Hayley Scamurra
Savannah Harmon 		[37][38][39]

Retirement

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Date Player Team
June 16, 2024[40] Becca Gilmore Ottawa
June 17, 2024[41] Sophia Kunin Minnesota
June 20, 2024[42] Erica Howe Toronto
July 24, 2024[43] Brigitte Laganière Montreal
July 25, 2024[44] Amanda Leveille Minnesota
August 11, 2024[45] Taylor Wenczkowski Boston
October 7, 2024[46] Gigi Marvin Boston
October 8, 2024[47] Jess Jones Toronto
October 9, 2024[48] Lauriane Rougeau Toronto
October 11, 2024[49] Ann-Sophie Bettez Montreal
Emma Buckles Ottawa
Abby Cook Boston
Sammy Davis Ottawa
Rosalie Demers Ottawa
Kaleigh Fratkin Montreal
Fanni Garát-Gasparics Ottawa
Victoria Howran Ottawa
Emma Keenan Toronto
Sarah Lefort Montreal
Leah Lum Montreal
Lauren MacInnis Ottawa
Nikki Nightengale Minnesota
Carley Olivier New York
Lindsey Post New York
Alex Poznikoff Montreal
Brooke Stacey Montreal
November 23, 2024[50] Madison Packer New York

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Recaps

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  5. ^ "Ottawa @ Montreal (Preseason)". ThePWHL.com. November 22, 2024. Retrieved November 22, 2024.
  6. ^ "New York @ Toronto (Preseason)". ThePWHL.com. November 22, 2024. Retrieved November 22, 2024.
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  27. ^ "New York Sirens @ Minnesota Frost". ThePWHL.com. Professional Women's Hockey League. January 4, 2025. Retrieved January 4, 2025.
  28. ^ "Montreal Victoire @ Boston Fleet". ThePWHL.com. Professional Women's Hockey League. January 5, 2025. Retrieved January 5, 2025.
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