On January 12 2025 the PWHL Takeover Tour made its third stop at Ball Arena Denver as our Minnesota Frost finally got to taste the sights & sounds of netural site hockey as they hosted top of the table rivals Le Victoire de Montreal as Sophie Jacques played a huge role in the Frost's 4-2 win in her first game back from LTIR

GAME RECAP - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWePsa6KvR8

Congratulations to Denver as you helped break the record for the largest attendance for women's hockey in the United States, you clearly showed you want to be a part of our league

Year 2 of the PWHL has begun and for our Minnesota Frost so does the defense of our Walter Cup as the first month of the season saw us reunited with all of the Inaugural Six and the team showed no signs of slowing down

Some of the highlights of the month of course include raising our Walter Cup banner at the Xcel Energy Center as well as the first set of rematches against our playoff foes the Boston Fleet & Toronto Sceptres

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On January 8 2025 the PWHL Takeover Tour made its secons stop at Rogers Arena. Vancouver which with regards to womens hockey holds a special place in my heart but its even more special for Victoire captain Marie Philip-Poulin who got two big goals in her team's 4-2 win over the Toronto Sceptres

GAME RECAP - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXfMaI_1Als

Vancouver I could kiss you for not just coming out in support but for selling out Rogers arena with over 19k in attendance for a womens hockey game thank you so much!!!

On January 5 2025 the PWHL Takeover Tour kicked off at Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle as the Boston Fleet gave the Emerald City its moneys worth erasing a 2-0 deficit on the powerplay and sent the game in a shootout where Hannah Bilka got the winner in the shootout to snap their three game losing streak and end the Victoire's win streak at four

GAME RECAP - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2c3HpGnBNcc

Thank you Seattle for showing out with this takeover tour game seeing 12,608 fans in attendance at Climate Pledge Arena!!!

With the clock now turned to the new year the Purple Trio look back on what was an unforgettable first year of the Professinal Womens Hockey League reflecting on some of the stand out moments of the past 12 months

One of the big things that made the PWHL stand out in Year 1 was its commitment to neutral sites as a way to grow the product and for Year 2 that intitive has grown further with nine markets getting to host gamesAnd the good news is all six teams will be involved which is a relief for us Frost fans as both Minnesota & New York were snubbed from these events last yearTakeover Tour DatesJan 5: Montreal Victoire at Boston Fleet (Seattle)Jan 8: Montreal Victoire at Toronto Sceptres (Vancouver)Jan 12: Montreal Victoire at Minnesota Frost (Denver)Jan 19: Ottawa Charge at Montreal Victoire (Quebec)Feb 16: Toronto Sceptres at Ottawa Charge (Edmonton)Feb 23: Boston Fleet at New York Sirens (Buffalo)Mar 7: Ottawa Charge at Minnesota Frost (Raleigh)Mar 16: Minnesota Frost at New York Sirens (Detroit)Mar 29: Ottawa Charge at Boston Fleet (St.Louis)

Whilst I'm not a gamer myself this is indeed another huge milestone for womens hockey as you are now able to play with all the PWHL teams in the video game NHL25

This past weekend saw the PWHL committ its first offence as instead of that wekend's games being avaliable on YouTube as they're supposed to be they were instead sent to Twitch via the league's official website

I don't do advertising but I need to make an exception for the Jocks in Jills podcast which I discovered not long after the jerseys were revealed, the show presented by Tessa & Julia is a must see for all of us who are involved with womens hockeyWhether you're new to the PWHL or if like me you've been with the league since day 1 this show should be part of your weekly schedules as not only do our hosts talk all the latest in the PWHL they also feature interviews with PWHL players including members of our FrostCheck out Jocks in Jills - https://www.youtube.com/@UCByuXKeX_BakdYsvBUaA5wQ

This past weekend saw Year 2 of the PWHL get underway which meant it was time for our Minnesota Frost to make history and hoist our Walter Cup banner and it was a day that left the entire Purple Trio in an emotional wreck