🏒PWHL

Clubs of the Professional Women’s Hockey League — the top professional women’s competition in North America — 12 clubs: Montréal Victoire, Boston Fleet, Minnesota Frost and New York Sirens.

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PWHL – Professional Women's Hockey League

PWHL standings on the official league website — current table of the top women's professional league

Boston, Massachusetts — a PWHL founding member from 2023, playing at the 6,150-seat Agganis Arena.

Minnesota Frost

Saint Paul, Minnesota — the league's most successful team with two Walter Cups (2024 and 2025), playing at Grand Casino Arena.

Montréal Victoire

Laval, Quebec — 2026 Walter Cup winner and the first Canadian champion in PWHL history, playing at Place Bell.

New York Sirens

A 2023 founding member that, despite its name, plays at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.

Kanata, Ontario — a PWHL founding member from 2023, playing at the 18,000-seat Canadian Tire Centre.

Detroit, Michigan — an expansion team for 2026-27 announced on 6 May 2026, playing at Little Caesars Arena and still awaiting its nickname.

Hamilton, Ontario — an expansion team announced on 13 May 2026, playing at TD Coliseum under a working name for now.

Paradise, Nevada — an expansion team announced on 13 May 2026, playing at T-Mobile Arena under a working name for now.

San Jose, California — the league's twelfth team, announced on 19 May 2026, playing at SAP Center and still awaiting its nickname.

Seattle Torrent

Seattle, Washington — the league's second expansion team, joining in 2025-26 and sharing Climate Pledge Arena with the NHL's Kraken.

Toronto Sceptres

Toronto, Ontario — a PWHL founding member from 2023, playing at the 8,100-seat Coca-Cola Coliseum.

Vancouver Goldeneyes

Vancouver, British Columbia — the first expansion team in PWHL history, joining in 2025-26 and playing at the Pacific Coliseum.