The stage is set for the final series of the women’s hockey season. On Friday night, the Professional Women’s Hockey League ...

The Charge will face off against the Minnesota Frost in the PWHL Finals, presented by Scotiabank, as the Frost look to defend their Walter Cup title. Game 1 will take place on Tuesday at TD Place.

This marks the second straight season that the PWHL Finals will feature the league’s two playoff underdogs competing for the ...

The Ottawa Charge are going to the PWHL's Walter Cup final. Emily Clark's third-period goal proved to be the winner as Ottawa ...

The Minnesota Frost learned their PWHL Finals foe Friday night after the Ottawa Charge defeated the Montreal Victoire.

Gwyneth Philips made 19 saves and the Ottawa Charge advanced to the PWHL championship series, beating the Montreal Victoire 2 ...

After sneaking into the playoffs in the final game of the regular season, the Ottawa Charge is now soaring into the ...

The Charge won the best-of-five Professional Women's Hockey League semifinal series 3-1. Ottawa, the third seed, will face the defending champion Minnesota Frost, who defeated the Toronto Sceptres in ...

Emily Clark and Rebecca Leslie scored to lead the Ottawa Charge to a 2-1 win over the Montreal Victoire in Game 4 on Friday night as they clinch a spot in the PWHL Finals.

Ottawa is up 2-1 (Best-of-5) with Game 4 Friday night. In the meantime, the Frost had an optional practice on Friday morning ...

The Sceptres faced their share of injury troubles, especially with last season's MVP Natalie Spooner out of the lineup until Feb. 11 after knee surgery. They also lost top rookie defender Megan Carter ...

No one in the Sceptres organization was happy with the result then or now. However, at the very least they can look back on ...