After passing Wickenheiser’s Canadian points record, the only player ahead of Poulin in all-time World Championship scoring ...

With Canada's second goal of the semi-finals, Marie-Philip Poulin moved into a class of her own at the IIHF World ...

where linemates Laura Stacey and Jennifer Gardiner – both Montreal Victoires teammates – retrieved the puck and centered back to Poulin in the slot for a one-timer that beat goaltender Emilia Kyrkko.

Marie-Philip Poulin passed Hayley Wickenheiser to become Canada's all-time top scorer at the Women's World Championship on ...

Aaaaaaand we’re back! After a three-week break for the World Championships in Czechia, the PWHL returns to action to finish ...

The expansion team, which will operate as PWHL Vancouver until a permanent name is announced, will play out of the Pacific ...

Fresh off the silver medal, Gardiner returned home to Cloverdale for a few days of rest before heading back to Montreal to ...

The Professional Women's Hockey League is growing its footprint by expanding two time zones west with a new team in Vancouver ...

As Hailey mentioned, that Montreal Victoire combo at the top ... Canada was also able to limit some of their top players’ minutes (Marie-Philip Poulin only played 13:36 compared to Hilary ...

Tessa Janecke scored the OT winner while Marie-Philip Poulin was named the tournament MVP with four goals and eight assists. We now await the official announcement of expansion in the PWHL as that ...