The EWSHL is returning for a second season! The Women’s Hockey Tribune is extremely excited to say that details for a second season are well into the planning stage, and that the league expects to grow in its second summer. The 2021 EWSHL season is tentatively scheduled to start on Thursday, June 3rd. The season…
Today is a landmark day in the world of women’s hockey as the Austrian Ice Hockey Association has announced the creation of a new high-performance training center for women’s ice hockey. As part of the announcement, the Austrian Ice Hockey Association said the facility will be federally funded and will be housed in Villach. While…
Live, organized, professional hockey is officially back in eight days. The Elite Women’s Summer Hockey League (EWSHL) will kick off its inaugural season next Thursday night, June 18th. The game will begin at 6:30 pm, and will be streamed live online. Official streaming details will be announced next week, as will team rosters. All games…
Over the past several years, the rise of professional women’s sports, including women’s hockey, has been on the rise. With the National Women’s Hockey League (NWHL) entering its sixth season of existence, they decided to pull the trigger on expanding to Toronto. This move signifies that women’s hockey is growing and there is a demand…
It wasn’t a routine night at Walter Brown Arena, last Tuesday evening was special. The second Tuesday in February on Commonwealth Avenue was no more, and no less special than the second Monday in February on Causeway St. It was only the fifth time in the forty-two year history of the Women’s Beanpot, that Boston…
Wichita, Kansas – It would have been a big deal if the four women from the Professional Women’s Hockey Players Association fit in at the 2020 ECHL All-Star Classic. They did more than that. Gigi Marvin, Dani Cameranesi, Kali Flanagan, and Annie Pankowski proved themselves side-by-side next to the ECHL’s top talent. From warmups, where…
We are expanding The Women’s Hockey Tribune! You may have noticed earlier this week a post by Jim Biringer on the recent report of a three-on-three women’s game at the NHL All-Star Weekend in St. Louis. Well, we are happy to welcome Jim as a writer with The Women’s Hockey Tribune! Jim will join effective…
A first of its kind event took place at the Times Union Center in Albany, New York this past weekend. The Aurora Games, a festival designed to feature world class competition in multiple women’s sports, took place for the first time in the state capital. One of the events was ice hockey, which saw a…