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As expected, no update on Emerance Maschmeyer’s timeline from Charge head coach Carla MacLeod.

Erin Ambrose is out tonight for the Montreal Victoire. She's returned home for personal reasons, per the team. Catherine Daoust has signed a 10-day contract.

Sceptres G Raygan Kirk was placed on LTIR on April 7. She’s not anticipated to back up the rest of the regular season, but is expected to be available for Game 1. Toronto will do what’s best for Kristen Campbell entering the playoffs. Could get all 3 starts or may get a game off

Line rushes remain the same for the Sceptres post-Worlds: Watts - Miller - Spooner Maltais - Nurse - Gosling Scamurra - Turnbull - Compher Connors - Woods - Daniel Kluge, Rankila Harmon - Fast Munroe - Flanagan Carter - Kjellbin MacKinnon - Kondas

Sarah Fillier retakes the PWHL scoring lead with a primary assist and an empty-net goal vs. Minnesota. She's up to 10 goals and 25 points in her rookie campaign. Fillier already has the rookie scoring record and is one goal from tying Grace Zumwinkle's mark of 11 goals last year

A massive win for the New York Sirens over Minnesota tonight. It's the Sirens' first regulation win since Jan. 27, ending a 10-game drought without a 3-point victory. Gives them a little life going into this stretch run

Detroit has broken the U.S. attendance record for a professional women's hockey game with 14,288 fans at Little Caesars Arena for Frost-Sirens. It's the fourth time that the PWHL has broken this record.

Minor update here: Ella Shelton is considered day-to-day with a lower-body injury, per the Sirens

New York Sirens star defender Ella Shelton is out today versus Minnesota. Ex-Toronto Sceptres defender Lauren Bernard draws in for her New York debut.

Hilary Knight takes the PWHL lead in scoring with a 3-point game against the Ottawa Charge today. She now has more goals (12) than she had points (11) last season. Superb bounceback campaign for Knight.

Switzerland announced its roster for the Women's Worlds, headlined by Alina Muller and Lara Stalder. A very young group featuring eight teenagers. Average age is under 23. Laure Meriguet named to the roster at just 16 years old, she's playing in Switzerland's U17 men's league

PWHL co-top scorer Hannah Miller submitted a request to play for Canada to the IIHF, per Troy Ryan. Miller has played for China but was born in B.C. Ryan said there's "definitely a possibility" she could play for Canada and is in consideration for the Worlds, pending approval.

Sarah Nurse remains in Toronto’s return-to-play protocol but has been an active participant in practice drills today. Looks like she isn’t far away

Kaitlin Willoughby is pretty much exactly what you want in a 13th forward. Impressive speed, works hard, knows her role. Can chip in on a PK unit. Great person. Anna Kjellbin is experienced but didn't have great results in Montreal. Gives Toronto a needed 3rd RHD option.

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The New York Sirens have signed D Lauren Bernard from the Toronto Sceptres' reserve list. Sirens D Olivia Knowles has been moved to New York's reserve list.

It’ll be a McCaw Cup rematch on Saturday. U of T shuts out Guelph 4-0 to advance to the OUA final against Waterloo. Both division winners - Nipissing and Guelph - lost in the semis. The Warriors upset the Varsity Blues last year. This time around, Waterloo is the higher seed.

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Troy Ryan on the Sceptres’ win vs. Montreal: “That’s 3 points that a lot of teams right now are not getting. So it feels like a 3-point win against the league. It just feels like you just separated by 3 points from everybody when you beat the top team in the league.”

Jesse Compher on making the U.S. roster: "I knew from the second I was left off that first Worlds roster after being on it for consecutive years that I wanted to get back on that roster. I have one goal in mind: In 2026, I want to be in Milan. That starts with this Worlds."

The declaration period for the 2025 PWHL Draft begins today. Prospective players can declare for the draft until May 8. The top of the draft is much more unclear this year as Abbey Murphy and Lacey Eden still have NCAA eligibility, plus the wild card of Europeans and expansion.

Expanded PWHL coverage is officially live on theScore! We want to be a go-to for PWHL fans and this is an exciting step. You can find scores, standings, stats, and more, in addition to the news and highlights we’ve already had on the app. Lots of PWHL content coming in March.

PWHL leading scorer Hannah Miller is out today with a lower-body injury. She's considered day-to-day by the Sceptres

Updated list of PWHL Takeover neutral site games: 1. Vancouver: 19,038 2. Quebec City: 18,259 3. Edmonton: 17,518 4. Denver: 14,018 5. Detroit: 13,736* 6. Seattle: 12,608 7. Pittsburgh: 8,850* 8. Buffalo: 8,512 (Today) *Game was last season

Jesse Compher is having a splendid season with the Sceptres. GWG and 2 points today vs. Minnesota. Last year: 24 GP, 1 G, 5 PTS, 31 SOG This year: 20 GP, 7 G, 14 PTS, 57 SOG She's been excellent and should be in serious contention for a spot at the Worlds for Team USA

Dominika Laskova has been activated from LTIR by the Montreal Victoire. She's not in the lineup today, though. Laskova has been out since Jan. 27, 2024, with a knee injury. Excellent news for the Victoire and Team Czechia ahead of the World Championship

The Sceptres have won 5 straight, and the Sirens have dropped 6 straight. Two teams trending in very different directions. 4 points for Hannah Miller to tie a single-game PWHL record. 3 assists for Daryl Watts, 2 goals by Julia Gosling.

Sirens announce star forward Alex Carpenter is back tonight vs. Toronto. She missed four games and the Rivalry Series due to injury

Natalie Spooner is out today for the Toronto Sceptres due to load management

How good have the Montreal Victoire been this season? The Victoire have a +14 goal differential. Right now, all five other teams have a negative goal differential. Quite the run for Montreal.

The Toronto Sceptres improve to 4-0-2 in their last 6 games and are now just 2 points behind the Minnesota Frost for 2nd in the PWHL.

The Ottawa Charge have as many goals tonight as they scored in their previous 7 games

Sarah Nurse and Hannah Bilka both end up on long-term injured reserve coming out of the Rivalry Series. Nurse will miss at least 6 games, Bilka’s out at least 7. I’m in the minority where I still see a place for the Rivalry Series, but two major injuries like that is tough

Daryl Watts is heating up. She scores on the power play and has two points on the night. 5-game point streak for her. One of the most fun players to watch in the league when she's playing with confidence.

Hannah Miller now has 8 goals on the campaign. 2nd only to Marie-Philip Poulin. I had her as the Sceptres’ midseason MVP today Natalie Spooner with an assist - Her first point of the campaign

Sceptres' power-play unit with Spooner and no Nurse: Spooner Miller - Gosling - Watts Fast

Natalie Spooner (17 games), Grace Zumwinkle (8 games), and Dominique Petrie (11 games) are all back today. Nice to see a collection of great players getting healthy

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Laura Kluge won't make her PWHL debut today despite initially being listed in the Sceptres' lineup. She's out with an illness. Noemi Neubauerova shifts over to center and Kaitlin Willoughby will play fourth-line right wing. Toronto playing with 18 skaters rather than 19

Hayley Scamurra will miss her fourth straight game due to a lower-body injury. Sceptres head coach Troy Ryan described it as a short-term issue and that her absence was precautionary on Jan. 25.

Sceptres lines vs. Minnesota: Watts - Miller - Spooner Maltais - Turnbull - Compher Gosling - Woods - Daniel Connors - Kluge - Neubauerova Willoughby Harmon - Fast Munroe - Flanagan Carter - MacKinnon Kirk Campbell

Natalie Spooner returns to the Sceptres lineup on the top line with Daryl Watts and Hannah Miller. Raygan Kirk gets the start for Toronto coming out of the international break over Kristen Campbell.

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More positive PWHL news: Dominique Petrie, who was one of the hottest rookies to start the season, is back tonight for the Frost. Kaitlyn O’Donohoe returns to the reserve list

Just how dominant was Natalie Spooner last season? She hasn't played a game this year and is still tied for the overall PWHL lead in goals with 20. Marie-Philip Poulin, the only player who has tied her, has played 11 more games. So yeah, a bit of a boost for the Sceptres

Here is where Sarah Nurse was injured in the Rivalry Series on an awkward, incidental collision with Jesse Compher

Nurse will be out a minimum of 6 games. She’s considered out indefinitely by the Sceptres. A major loss for Toronto who are still without Natalie Spooner

Sarah Nurse has been placed on LTIR by the Toronto Sceptres. Tough news after she was injured at the Rivalry Series The positive development: Laura Kluge has signed a 1-year contract with the Sceptres. She was a standout in camp but had to return to Germany for military reasons

Sweden cruises to a 5-0 win over Denmark and secures qualification for the 2026 Olympics in women's hockey. Sweden has been in the Olympic tournament every year but hasn't medalled since 2006. Finished 8th in 2022.