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An official Seattle Torrent PWHL merch puck with the Torrent team logo printed in colour on a real puck along with extra stripes
FROZEN PUCK TO THE, uh, lesbian? To me. By post. Which is why it's cold. Because it was cold today and it came in the post. xD
#pwhl #hockey #SeattleTorrent
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This image is a sports graphic announcing the final score of a professional women’s hockey game from April 1, 2026. Visual Composition The top half of the image features an action photograph of two hockey players in white, blue, and yellow uniforms embracing in a celebratory hug on the ice. One player wears jersey number 40, and their faces are partially obscured by their helmets and the hug. In the background, a player from the opposing team in a red and black uniform looks on, and the stands are filled with a blurred crowd of spectators. The bottom half of the graphic has a textured, off-white parchment background containing the game details in bold text and logos. Game Information * Final Score: 2 to 1 * Winning Team (Left): Toronto Sceptres (blue and yellow interlocking "S" logo) * Opposing Team (Right): Calgary Victrory (red and yellow "C" with speed lines logo) * Date: April 1, 2026 (displayed in a blue box in the top left corner) * Sponsor: The graphic is "Presented by Intact Insurance," with the company logo at the very bottom center. Key Details The mood is celebratory, capturing a peak moment of victory. The Toronto players are wearing "Royale" branded helmets and "Bauer" gloves. The high-contrast blue text for the word SCORE dominates the center of the lower section.
This image is a digital sports scoreboard and "Three Stars" summary for a professional women's hockey game played on April 1, 2026. The graphic uses a dark background with vibrant blue, red, and gold accents. Game Results The Toronto Sceptres defeated the Ottawa Charge with a final score of 2–1. Team Statistics Comparison: | Stat | Toronto (Blue) | Ottawa (Red) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Shots on Goal (SOG) | 24 | 29 | | Hits | 20 | 15 | | Assists | 4 | 1 | | Penalty Minutes (PIM) | 8 | 2 | | Power Play Opps (PPO) | 1 | 4 | | Power Play Goals (PPG) | 0 | 0 | Three Stars of the Game The right side of the image features headshots and stats for the top three performers: * 1st Star: Claire Dalton (#42) – Toronto Sceptres * Stats: 1 Goal, 1 Assist. * Appearance: A woman with light brown hair pulled back, smiling, wearing a blue and gold Toronto jersey. * 2nd Star: Blayre Turnbull (#40) – Toronto Sceptres * Stats: 0 Goals, 2 Assists. * Appearance: A woman with dark hair tied back, wearing the same Toronto jersey. * 3rd Star: Fanuza Kadirova (#71) – Ottawa Charge * Stats: 1 Goal, 0 Assists. * Appearance: A woman with short, curly dark hair, wearing a red, white, and black Ottawa jersey.
The image is a composite graphic celebrating two Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) players as "Player of the Game" for a matchup between Ottawa and Toronto on April 1, 2026. The image is split vertically into two distinct panels: Left Panel: Ottawa Player * Action Photo: A hockey player, Fanuza Kadirova, is shown from behind while skating on the ice. She is wearing a dark red Ottawa jersey with yellow and white horizontal stripes and the number 71 in white. * Graphic Overlay: At the bottom, a maroon and white banner reads "PLAYER OF THE GAME" in bold red text. A small red box contains the text: #71 FANUZA KADIROVA | 1G - 0A - 1PT. * Branding: The logo for Canadian Tire is visible as the presenting sponsor. Right Panel: Toronto Player * Portrait Photo: A studio-style headshot of Claire Dalton smiling at the camera. She is wearing a white Toronto jersey with blue and yellow accents and the Scotiabank logo on the chest. * Graphic Overlay: Large, stylized gold text reads "PLAYER OF THE GAME" across her midsection. Below her name, the graphic lists her stats: #42 CLAIRE DALTON | 1 GOAL | 1 ASSIST. * Date and Branding: The date April 1, 2026, is printed at the bottom left, and the Canadian Tire logo appears at the bottom right. The overall layout is clean and professional, designed for social media to highlight the top performers from each team after the game.
This image captures a wide-angle, celebratory moment on an ice rink following a hockey game. The scene is filled with a sense of sportsmanship and community, featuring two teams posed together at center ice for a group photo. The Teams * Team One (Left): Wearing white jerseys with light blue and yellow accents. Their logo features a stylized, golden emblem. This team is the Toronto Sceptres. * Team Two (Right): Wearing dark red (maroon) jerseys with black and white trim. Their logo is a circular "C" with a flame-like tail, representing the Ottawa Charge organization. * Positioning: Roughly 40 to 50 players, including goalies in full pads, are lined up in two rows. The front row is kneeling on the ice, while the back row stands behind them. They are intermingled slightly at the center, rather than being strictly divided. The Setting * The Arena: The photo is taken inside a large, professional indoor stadium with thousands of fans visible in the tiered seating in the background. * Digital Signage: A long LED ribbon board circles the stands, displaying "CALGARY" and "TAKEOVER TOUR" in bold blue and white lettering. * The Ice: The white ice surface is clean and brightly lit, reflecting the overhead arena lights. Large sponsor logos, including "Rheem" and "Global Industrial," are visible on the boards surrounding the rink. Atmosphere The lighting is crisp and bright, characteristic of a professional sports broadcast. The overall mood is one of accomplishment and unity, typical of a "Takeover" event where youth or developmental teams get the opportunity to play on a professional stage.
The Sceptres win the 15th Takeover Tour game. Goals were scored by Maggie Connors, Fanuza Kadirova and Claire Dalton.
3 stars: Dalton, Blayre Turnbull and Kadirova. Kadirova and Dalton earned Players of the Game. Let's go Sceptres! Go Charge Go! #TorontoSceptres #OttawaCharge #PWHL #SceptresvsCharge
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That is why I chose to watch the #PWHL game instead.
Women’s Hockey > President’s ramblings
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Me in a New York Sirens hat
@newyorksirens.com win in OT and my Siren hat came in today. Coincidence??…
Yes, but a cool one. #PWHL
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[result spoiler]
Congratulations Sceptres!!! #PWHL 💙💛
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Let's go Toronto!! 🎉🎉 #PWHL
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The New York Sirens trailed the Minnesota Frost 3-1 with less than eight minutes to go in the game. Then Sarah Fillier took over and stole it for the Sirens with her hat trick overtime winner. thehockeynews.com/womens/pwhl/... #PWHL
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The New York Sirens trailed the Minnesota Frost 3-1 with less than eight minutes to go in the game. Then Sarah Fillier took over and stole it for the Sirens with her hat trick overtime winner. thehockeynews.com/womens/pwhl/... #PWHL
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PLEASE just not the Frost. PLEASE. #PWHL #SadSirensFan #ImStillNew But I love hockey!!
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This image is a promotional graphic for the Victoire de Montréal, a professional women's hockey team in the PWHL. It celebrates the team securing a spot in the 2026 Walter Cup Playoffs. The poster features a bold red and blue color palette with sharp, geometric rays emanating from the center, creating a sense of energy and triumph. Featured Players Five prominent athletes are shown in their team uniforms—deep red jerseys with blue and white accents and the "Victoire" crest: * Ann-Renée Desbiens (#35): The goalie stands front and center in her pads, looking directly forward with a focused expression. * Nicole Gosling (#61): Posed at the top left, holding a hockey stick. * Abby Roque (#11): Posed at the top right. * Catherine Dubois (#28): Shown in an action stance at the bottom left, skating with her stick on the ice. * Laura Stacey (#7): Shown at the bottom right in mid-stride, preparing for a shot. Text and Logos * Central Text: The words "PLACE ASSURÉE" (French for "Place Secured") are written in large, ornate, silver-metallic 3D lettering across the middle. * Playoff Logo: Below the main text is the official "LPHF Séries Éliminatoires / Coupe Walter 2026" logo, indicating their qualification for the championship series. * Team Name: The words "VICTOIRE DE MONTRÉAL" are printed in clean, white capital letters at the very bottom. * Sponsors: Small logos for Air Canada, SharkNinja, and Bauer are visible on the jerseys and equipment. The overall tone is one of intensity and pride, marking a significant milestone in the team's 2026 season.
Congratulations! The Montréal Victoire are in the 2026 Quest for the Walter Cup. #MontrealVictoire #pwhl #playoffsclinched
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This image captures an action-packed moment from a Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) game, announcing a final score of 4–3 in favor of the New York Sirens. The composition is divided into two main sections: The Action Shot (Top) The top two-thirds of the image show players from the New York Sirens celebrating on the ice against the boards. * The Celebration: Four players in teal, navy, and orange jerseys are huddled together in a joyous embrace. One player has her arms raised, and their sticks are held high. * The Crowd: Behind the glass, fans are on their feet, cheering wildly. Notable details include a fan in a Statue of Liberty crown and a teal jersey, and another holding a "Kill" sign (likely referring to a "penalty kill"). * Setting: The white arena boards feature a prominent purple and teal logo for "Woody Creek Distillers." An official in a striped jersey stands nearby, watching the celebration. The Scoreboard Graphic (Bottom) The bottom third features a bold, high-contrast graphic overlaying a blurred image of the arena. * Game Status: The words "FINAL/OT" are written in a large, stylized teal font, indicating the game was decided in overtime. * The Score: A dark navy banner displays the logos and scores: * Left: The purple "F" logo of the Minnesota Frost with the number 3. * Right: The gold and teal "S" logo of the New York Sirens with the number 4. * Background: The word "SIRENS" is partially visible in large, faded navy letters behind the scoreboard. The overall mood is celebratory and energetic, highlighting a dramatic victory for the New York team.
This image is a digital sports scoreboard showing the final results and team statistics for a professional hockey game between Minnesota and New York. The graphic is divided into two main sections: a score summary at the top and a detailed "Team Stats" list at the bottom, set against a dark background with teal and purple gradients. Game Summary * Date: April 1, 2026 * Result: Final (1st Overtime) * Winner: New York (NY) with 4 goals * Loser: Minnesota (MIN) with 3 goals * Logos: Minnesota is represented by a purple logo with a stylized white and silver "F". New York (the "Sirens") uses a teal and white hexagonal logo. Team Statistics The bottom half of the image provides a side-by-side comparison of performance metrics using horizontal bar charts. | Statistic | Minnesota (MIN) | New York (NY) | |---|---|---| | Shots on Goal | 25 | 29 | | Hits | 6 | 8 | | Assists | 6 | 6 | | Penalty Minutes (PIM) | 10 | 8 | | Power Play Opportunities (PPO) | 4 | 5 | | Power Play Goals (PPG) | 1 | 0 | The data shows a closely contested game. While New York led in total shots and hits, Minnesota was more efficient on the power play, converting one of their four opportunities. Ultimately, New York secured the victory in the first overtime period.
This image is a digital graphic titled "THREE STARS" in white text against a black rectangular banner. It highlights the top three performers from a professional women's hockey game, likely from the PWHL (Professional Women's Hockey League), featuring players from the New York Sirens and Minnesota Frost. The layout consists of three vertical sections, each including a circular headshot of the player, their ranking, name, jersey number, team, and game statistics (Goals and Assists). The Three Stars | Rank | Player | Team | Stats | |---|---|---|---| | 1st | Sarah Fillier (#10) | New York Sirens | G: 3 | A: 0 (Hat Trick) | | 2nd | Grace Zumwinkle (#13) | Minnesota Frost | G: 2 | A: 0 | | 3rd | Maddi Wheeler (#18) | New York Sirens | G: 1 | A: 0 | Visual Details * Color Scheme: The background is a very dark charcoal/black. The text for the rankings (1st, 2nd, 3rd) is a soft pink, while the names and stats are in white and light gray. * Player Portraits: * Sarah Fillier: A blonde woman smiling, wearing a teal and yellow Sirens jersey. * Grace Zumwinkle: A blonde woman smiling, wearing a purple and white Frost jersey. * Maddi Wheeler: A brunette woman smiling, wearing the teal and yellow Sirens jersey. * Context: The statistics indicate a high-scoring game for these individuals, specifically highlighting Sarah Fillier's three-goal performance.
Sarah Fillier scored a natural hat-trick to complete the comeback and beat the Frost in overtime. An additional goal was scored by Maddi Wheeler. The 3 stars were Fillier, Grace Zumwinkle and Wheeler. Let's go Sirens! #newyorksirens #pwhl #frostvssirens
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This image is a graphic celebrating a professional women's ice hockey game result, specifically a shutout victory. Image Overview The graphic features a central action photograph of hockey players celebrating on the ice, overlaid with a scoreboard at the bottom. The text is in French, indicating a broadcast or team from a French-speaking region like Quebec. Visual Details The Celebration * The Players: Five players from the winning team, wearing deep burgundy and navy blue jerseys with white accents, are huddled together in a joyous embrace. * The Uniforms: The jerseys feature the word "VICTOIRE" on the chest with a stylized fleur-de-lis logo. Visible names on the back of the jerseys include STACEY (7) and AMBROSE (23). * Action: One player has her arms wide in triumph, while another holds a hockey stick high in the air. In the background, an official in a striped jersey and players from the opposing team in white jerseys (one with the name ROSENTHAL (15)) look on. The Scoreboard (Bottom Section) A large banner at the bottom displays the final result: * Text: A cream-colored bar reads "MARQUE FINALE" (Final Score) in bold navy blue letters. * Left Side (Loser): A logo of a stylized blue and gold hawk or bird eye. Below it is the number 0. * Right Side (Winner): The burgundy and cream fleur-de-lis logo of the Victoire. Below it is the number 3. Sponsorships and Branding * Top Left: A dark blue box says "PRÉSENTÉE PAR" (Presented by) above the Intact Assurance logo. * Background: The rink boards show the Esso logo. Context The image captures a 3–0 shutout victory for the burgundy-clad team (The Victoire). The atmosphere is one of high energy and athletic achievement.
This image is a digital scorecard showing the final results of a professional hockey game between Vancouver and Montreal, dated April 1, 2026. The layout features the team logos and scores at the top, followed by a detailed "Team Stats" breakdown using horizontal bar graphs. Game Results * Winner: Montreal Victoire (3) * Loser: Vancouver Goldeneyes (0) Team Statistics The stats reflect Montreal's dominance throughout the game, particularly in offensive pressure and discipline. | Statistic | Vancouver | Montreal | |---|---|---| | Shots on Goal | 18 | 28 | | Hits | 6 | 8 | | Assists | 0 | 6 | | Penalty Minutes (PIM) | 8 | 2 | | Power Play Opp. (PPO) | 1 | 4 | | Power Play Goals (PPG) | 0 | 0 | Visual Details * Logos: The Vancouver Goldeneyes logo features a stylized bird's eye in blue and gold. The Montreal Victoire logo is a red and blue shield with a winged "V" design. * Colors: Stats for Vancouver are represented by blue bars, while Montreal's stats are shown in deep red. * Special Note: Despite having four power-play opportunities, Montreal did not score any power-play goals, meaning all three of their goals were likely scored at even strength or shorthanded.
The image is a promotional graphic celebrating the "Three Stars" (Trois Étoiles) of a women's professional hockey game between Toronto and Montréal (Victoire de Montréal), dated April 1, 2026. The poster features a deep burgundy background with elegant floral patterns and text primarily in French. The layout consists of three horizontal blue panels, each featuring a portrait and the performance stats of a Victoire de Montréal player: The Three Stars * First Star (3 Stars Icon): Laura Stacey * Position: Forward (#7 Attaquante) * Performance: 0 Goals, 2 Assists, 2 Points (0B 2A 2PTS) * Visual: She is smiling, with blonde hair, wearing the dark burgundy Victoire jersey. * Second Star (2 Stars Icon): Hayley Scamurra * Position: Forward (#16 Scamurra) * Performance: 2 Goals, 0 Assists, 2 Points (2B 0A 2PTS) * Visual: She is smiling with her hair tied back, also in the team jersey. * Third Star (1 Star Icon): Ann-Renée Desbiens * Position: Goaltender (#35 Gardienne) * Performance: 18 Saves (18 Arrêts) * Visual: She is pictured in her goaltending gear, looking focused. Additional Details * Logos: At the top right, the logos for the Toronto and Montréal teams are shown with the word "à" (at) between them, indicating the matchup. * Sponsorship: The "Three Stars" presentation is sponsored by Tim Hortons, whose logo is centered above the player panels. * Text: The header "Trois Étoiles" is written in large, bold font, with "Trois" in blue and "Étoiles" in white.
The image is a promotional graphic celebrating a professional women’s ice hockey game performance. It features an action shot from a game between the Vancouver Goldeneyes and Montréal Victoire (PWHL). Visual Composition The top two-thirds of the image is a dynamic, on-ice photograph. In the center, Ann-Renée Desbiens, the goaltender for Montréal Victoire, is positioned in her crease. She is wearing a deep burgundy, navy, and cream jersey with "VICTOIRE" across the chest and matching goalie pads. She is crouched in a ready stance, focused on the play. To the left, facing away from the camera, is Sarah Nurse of the Vancouver Goldeneyes (wearing jersey #20). She is dressed in a white, blue, and orange jersey, moving toward the net with her stick on the ice, creating a sense of immediate offensive pressure. Text and Graphics The bottom third of the image is a solid burgundy block with bold cream and white text: * Main Title: "JOUEUSE DU MATCH / PLAYER OF THE GAME" * Player Details: * #35 Ann-Renée Desbiens * 18 Arrêts (18 Saves) * Logos: The Canadian Tire logo (a red triangle with a green maple leaf) is in the bottom right corner. In the upper right corner of the photo, there is a small scoreboard-style graphic showing the logos of both teams—the Sceptres’ stylized yellow and blue "S" and the Victoire's "V" crest—with the date 1er Avril 2026 (April 1, 2026). Context The image captures a high-stakes moment at the net, highlighting a standout performance by the goaltender during a matchup between these two Canadian rivals. The overall mood is intense and professional, celebrating athletic excellence in the PWHL.
Hayley Scamurra scored twice to help the Victoire shut out the Goldeneyes. An additional goal was scored by Maggie Flaherty. The 3 stars were Ann-Renée Desbiens, Scamurra and Laura Stacey. Desbiens earned Player of the Game. Let's go Victoire! #MontrealVictoire #pwhl #Goldeneyesvsvictoire
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#PWHL | For the 3rd Season in a row, Montreal has secured a playoff spot. Tonight they defeated the Vancouver Goldeneyes 3-0.
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I didn’t tune in to today’s game and we won, which I think means I can never watch another game again #pwhl #nysirens
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#PWHL | Minnesota suffers their most embarrassing loss of the season… but it’s probably part of their yearly plan to finish 4th in the playoff race. Gotta be happy for Sirens fans, they needed this win desperately.
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It's pretty dope that 7 years, to the day, after we heard that the Calgary Inferno and the CWHL were shutting down, woho is selling out the Saddledome. 😃💯🙌
#PWHL #womenshockey #yycsports
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Didn’t watch the game because I was at the Seder, and the Sirens beat the Frost?! Wee Woo! #pwhl
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Just finished the NY v Min game and omg Sarah Filiet #PWHL
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Start the petition to have Fanuza Kadirova win Rookie of the Year!!
#PWHL #OttawaCharge
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Vancouver Goldeneyes vs Montreal Victoire 3rd Period Review
#pwhl #vancouvergoldeneyes #montrealvictoire #womenshockey #hockey
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If I had a nickel for every time the Montreal Victoire made it to the post season and I cursed myself for not getting my passport in time to go see them in Montreal, I would have three nickels, which is not a lot but it is a record setting number of times. #pwhl
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Hat Trick Walk-Off contender for Play of the Day! @sarahspain.com #PWHL
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Sarah Fillier is absurd.
#PWHL
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