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2 days ago | 
thehockeywriters.com | Mariah Stark |Mariah Holland
Now that the protected lists for the PWHL’s expansion have been released for every team, it’s time for PWHL Vancouver and PWHL Seattle to start building their teams. The Exclusive Signing Window for both teams started at 9 am ET on Wednesday morning, June 4th, and goes until 5 pm ET on Sunday, June 8th, with the Expansion Draft following on Monday night, June 9th.
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3 days ago | 
thehockeywriters.com | Mariah Stark |Mariah Holland
The PWHL just ended their second season by awarding the Walter Cup to the Minnesota Frost, who remain the only team in PWHL existence to win the Walter Cup. They wrote another item in the history books as the first team to win back-to-back. While the Frost will be celebrating for some time, it’s going to be different than their first win as the PWHL is expanding and the two new teams will start building their rosters in a few days.
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4 days ago | 
thehockeywriters.com | Mariah Stark |Mariah Holland
The PWHL just ended their second season by awarding the Walter Cup to the Minnesota Frost, who remain the only team in PWHL existence to win the Walter Cup. They wrote another item in the history books as the first team to win back-to-back. While the Frost will be celebrating for some time, it’s going to be different than their first win as the PWHL is expanding and the two new teams will start building their rosters in a few days.
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4 days ago | 
thehockeywriters.com | Mariah Stark |Mariah Holland
The PWHL just ended their second season by awarding the Walter Cup to the Minnesota Frost, who remain the only team in PWHL existence to win the Walter Cup. They wrote another item in the history books as the first team to win back-to-back. While the Frost will be celebrating for some time, it’s going to be different than their first win as the PWHL is expanding and the two new teams will start building their rosters in a few days.
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5 days ago | 
thehockeywriters.com | Mariah Stark |Mariah Holland
We’ve made our way through a handful of report cards for the Minnesota Wild, and it’s time for another, and this time it will be on just one player instead of shared. This player came to the Wild last summer as a free agent signing, and that was Yakov Trenin. Many questioned why the team picked him up last offseason, and that question continued as the season went on.
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1 week ago | 
thehockeywriters.com | Mariah Stark |Mariah Holland
As the offseason continues and the NHL postseason winds down to the final rounds, it’s time for another Minnesota Wild report card, this one will be shared once again. These two played enough regular season games to have their reports, but one was traded and the other didn’t play in the postseason, so they don’t have enough stats as a whole to make their own individual reports. The two players who need their grades are Devin Shore and Marat Khusnutdinov.
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1 week ago | 
thehockeywriters.com | Mariah Stark |Mariah Holland
The Minnesota Frost hosted the Ottawa Charge for Game 4 of the PWHL Finals on Memorial Day, Monday, May 26. The Frost looked to clinch the Walter Cup for the second straight season and not have to go back to Ottawa for Game 5. They had Dominique Petrie back in the lineup after she missed Game 3 due to injury, and that was the only change. Maddie Rooney was back in net for her third straight start.
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1 week ago | 
thehockeywriters.com | Mariah Stark |Mariah Holland
The Minnesota Frost and Ottawa Charge took the ice for Game 4 of the PWHL Finals on Memorial Day, Monday, May 26. The Frost had a chance to win the Walter Cup back-to-back with a win, while the Charge looked to keep their season alive with a win to force Game 5 back on their home ice. The Frost had Dominique Petrie back in the lineup after she missed Game 3 with an upper-body injury, while the Charge had the same roster as their previous game.
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1 week ago | 
thehockeywriters.com | Mariah Stark |Mariah Holland
The Minnesota Frost played host to the Ottawa Charge for Game 3 of the PWHL Finals on Saturday afternoon, May 24. Both teams looked to get the upper hand in the series and take a 2-1 lead into Game 4. The Frost added Dominique Petrie to the injury list as she missed Game 3 with an upper-body injury. She was the only change to the lineup as Maddie Rooney was in the net once again. The Charge got on the board first, but the Frost fought back, and the game was tied going into the final period.
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1 week ago | 
thehockeywriters.com | Mariah Stark |Mariah Holland
The Minnesota Frost and the Ottawa Charge faced off in Game 3 of the PWHL Finals on Saturday afternoon, May 24 in St. Paul, Minnesota. The lineups were the same as Game 2, with the exception of the Frost, who were without Dominique Petrie due to an upper-body injury, but the Charge gained a player back in Jincy Roese. Related: 3 Takeaways From the Frost’s Overtime Win Over the Charge in Game 2The goaltending matchup was between Maddie Rooney for the Frost and Gwyneth Philips for the Charge.
