Four games. Four overtimes. That’s a lot of applesauce. The Frost found ways to keep their energy up through all the extra periods and still play their game. They remained patient as they probed what turned out to be a human wall in Ottawa goaltender Gwyneth Philips.

Served alongside the Ottawa Charge’s PWHL finals defeat was a bitter side dish: that their current collection of players will not have the privilege of running it back next year. Following an ...

The Minnesota Frost won a second consecutive Walter Cup on Monday. Amid the celebration, the reality of PWHL expansion is setting in.

There will be an abundance of players changing teams in the PWHL this offseason. Most will come through the expansion draft which will see 24 players plucked from current rosters heading to Vancouver and Seattle.

The Charge wouldn't have made it to the PWHL playoffs — never mind the Walter Cup finals — without their 24-year-old netminder.

PWHL advisory board member Stan Kasten is laying out an ambitious vision of the league's future that includes further expansion and broadening its reach to Europe.