Puck drop is closer than ever. With 180 regular season games and a new playoff format, Season Four will ignite rivalries and begin new traditions.
The PWHL's biggest season yet begins during Opening Weekend, December 5-6. All 12 teams will hit the ice, with the four newest expansion teams—Detroit, Hamilton, Las Vegas, and San Jose—making their highly anticipated debuts.
Catch your favorite stars for the first time this season and join us for history in the making.
Seattle Torrent at Vancouver Goldeneyes
The Seattle Torrent and Vancouver Goldeneyes will open the 2026-27 season at Pacific Coliseum. After missing the Walter Cup Playoffs last season, both teams will look to start their season on a strong note.
When: Saturday, Dec. 5 | 3:00 p.m. ET
Where: Pacific Coliseum | Vancouver, BC
Minnesota Frost at PWHL San Jose
PWHL San Jose's debut at SAP Center signals the start of an exciting new era for hockey in the Bay Area. The expansion team will be tested right away by two-time Walter Cup champions, the Minnesota Frost, and their veteran core.
When: Saturday, Dec. 5 | 7:00 p.m. ET
Where: SAP Center | San Jose, CA
PWHL Hamilton at Montréal Victoire
The reigning Walter Cup champions' Banner Raising Ceremony at Place Bell will serve as the backdrop for the start of their title defense and PWHL Hamilton's debut.
When: Saturday, Dec. 5 | 7:00 p.m. ET
Where: Place Bell | Laval, QC
Toronto Sceptres at Ottawa Charge
The Ottawa Charge will begin a new chapter in team history at their new home, Canadian Tire Centre, as they host the Toronto Sceptres for the latest edition of the Battle of Ontario.
When: Sunday, Dec. 6 | 2:00 p.m. ET
Where: Canadian Tire Centre | Ottawa, ON
Boston Fleet at New York Sirens
Few rivalries carry more history, emotion, and intensity than the one between these two cities. The stage is set at Prudential Center, where the New York Sirens will seek to defeat the Boston Fleet for the first time since March 2024.
When: Sunday, Dec. 6 | 3:00 p.m. ET
Where: Prudential Center | Newark, NJ
PWHL Detroit at PWHL Las Vegas
Two of the league's newest teams collide as PWHL Las Vegas welcomes PWHL Detroit to T-Mobile Arena. Both teams will be looking to earn their first win and make an early statement in this historic matchup.
When: Sunday, Dec. 6 | 8:00 p.m. ET
Where: T-Mobile Arena | Las Vegas, NV
Action will take place across five markets with live stats available at thepwhl.com along with updates across league and team social media channels. Details regarding fan access to preseason scrimmages will be announced at a later date by host teams.
The world’s longest-running sports program, CBC’s Hockey Night in Canada, announced that it will be returning for the 90th consecutive season, this time with a historic broadcast of the PWHL’s 2026-27 season.
Catch PWHL Hamilton at Montréal Victoire on Hockey Night in Canada on December 5th
We're excited to announce our first-ever PWHL All-Star presented by Scotiabank.
Join us in Toronto for an electrifying 3v3 tournament where the PWHL’s best will face off in a showcase of skill, speed, and power.
Get ready to rep your team for Season Four with up to 50% off PWHL team and league merch. Supplies are limited, so stock up now while your favorites are still available.
Explore the official PWHL collection, featuring collabs with Royalty, Peace Collective, Bauer, Line Change, Stadium Essentials and more.
Secure your seats for the next exciting PWHL game by grabbing your tickets today. Don’t miss out on the action—be there to cheer on your favorite teams live!
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Class is officially in session. Head to our new Season 4 hub to gear up for the year ahead.
Take a course with Professor Puck to learn about all things PWHL, stock up on must-haves with the Season 4 starter kit, cast your vote for player superlatives, and much, much more!
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