Minnesota Frost players celebrate winning the Walter Cup championship last season.
After a record-breaking inaugural season, the second season of the Professional Women's Hockey League will begin on Nov. 30.
A couple of hours later, the Montréal Victoire and the Ottawa Charge will face off inside Place Bell, which will be the Victoire's primary home this season. "Our teams and players are so eager to bring their new identities to life, and the schedule announcement elevates that sense of anticipation," PWHL senior vice president of hockey operations, Jayna Hefford, said in a release. "We have more games, new uniforms, a talented rookie class and so much more for the PWHL community to look forward to. For our players and our fans, the season ahead will be intense, competitive and fun.
Other schedule highlights include an all-Canadian New Year's Eve game between the Toronto Sceptres and Ottawa Charge at Coca-Cola Coliseum, and games set in the U.S. to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents' Day. The New York Sirens will have a new home base this season at Prudential Center, home to the NHL's New Jersey Devils. New York split last year's home games between three arenas, including two games at Prudential Center. The team's first game in New Jersey was New York's best-attended game all season, drawing more than 5,100 fans.
In addition to an expanded schedule and new names and logos, season two will feature even more competition for PWHL roster spots. Teams released training camp rosters last week, and some teams, like Ottawa, have only a couple of roster spots up for grabs. Teams can have 23 players on contract and as many as three reserve players.PWHL 1st-overall pick Sarah Fillier on joining New YorkThe 24-year-old forward from Georgetown, Ont., shares her favourite memories from a special night.
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