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PWHL expansion signings tracker: Vancouver adds Claire Thompson and Sophie Jaques
The Professional Women’s Hockey League is expanding to Seattle and Vancouver. Now it’s time for the league’s newest franchises to start building their first-ever rosters. A five-day signing window officially opened on June 4,
PWHL Vancouver signs former Frost defenders Thompson, Jaques as club's first players
Vancouver's new Professional Women's Hockey League team has signed its first player, nabbing defender Claire Thompson from the Minnesota Frost. Vancouver later announced the signing of Thompson's Frost teammate and fellow blueliner Sophie Jaques to a three-year contract.
The Frost have protected Kendall Coyne Schofield, Lee Stecklein and Taylor Heise from the expansion draft and are now closer ...
Vancouver's PWHL team still doesn't have a name, but it now has players. They're signing four players with international ...
The PWHL unveiled the three players protected from each of the league's six inaugural teams. Three was a small number ...
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On Monday, the PWHL released a video explaining how the league plans to build the rosters for its two new teams.
An "overwhelming majority" of PWHL players voted in favor of the change over a 10-day period that ended late last week.
PWHL Seattle can start building its roster after the league released which players were left unprotected. There are several ...
The list of players protected in the PWHL’s expansion draft for Seattle and Vancouver was released on Tuesday. Each of the ...
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