The Ottawa Charge is a single victory away from a PWHL final date with the defending-champion Minnesota Frost, and reason No.

Montreal Victoire netminder Ann-Renee Desbiens, Boston Fleet goalie Aerin Frankel, and Ottawa Charge backstopper Gwyneth ...

NHL.com staff writer Anna Kulesa will be filing a biweekly notebook on all the happenings in the Professional Women’s Hockey ...

After splitting the opening games in Montreal, including a heartbreaking 3–2 quadruple overtime loss, the Ottawa Charge ...

Mannon McMahon scored off a rebound at 8:42 of the third period, giving the Ottawa Charge a 1-0 win over the visiting Montreal Victoire in Game 3 of a PWHL ...

Mannon McMahon broke a scoreless tie at 8:42 of the third period to lift the Ottawa Charge to a 1-0 playoff victory over the ...

For almost two and a half periods, it looked like the Ottawa Charge and Montreal Victoire would be in for another long night.

After a historic game, the Ottawa Charge looks to use home ice to push the Montreal Victoire to the brink of elimination in ...

At 135:33, Victoire forward Catherine Dubois finally scored the game-winner in a dramatic 3-2 win to even the playoff series ...

The whole season, win or lose, Montreal Victoire head coach Kori Cheverie and her players spouted their belief in the team.

The game set a Canadian professional women’s hockey record for the longest ever, passing a Canadian Women’s Hockey League ...

“I think Ottawa came into playoffs believing in their group ... Aneta Tejralova also scored for the Charge. Gwyneth Philips made 53 saves. Both teams had five-on-three power plays in the first ...