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No games played yet. The 2026-27 regular season starts December 5, 2026; 180 games. Updated November 14, 2026.

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Standings

Eastern Conference

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4New York Sirens000000—00
5Ottawa Charge000000—00
6Toronto Sceptres000000—00

Western Conference

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2Minnesota Frost000000—00
3Seattle Torrent000000—00
4San Jose Sea Lions000000—00
5Vancouver Goldeneyes000000—00
6Vegas Vanguards000000—00

Three points for a regulation win (RW), two for an overtime or shootout win (OTW), one for an overtime or shootout loss (OTL). The top four in each conference make the playoffs. Ties on points go to fewer games played, then regulation wins, regulation and overtime wins, total wins, head-to-head points, goal difference and goals for; head-to-head is not applied here.

Playoff chances

Each team's chance of finishing in its conference's top four, from 10,000 simulated seasons. The simulation is deliberately simple: a team's strength starts at last season's points percentage (new teams start at the league average), is blended with this season's results as games are played, and is drawn with a wide spread each simulated season because PWHL rosters turn over a lot between seasons. Four of the twelve teams are new this season and lost or gained players in an expansion draft, so read these as rough.

Eastern Conference

Team2025-26 PTS%Playoff chancesFirst in conferencePoints (80% range)
Boston Fleet.68997%45%59 (47–70)
Montréal Victoire.68997%44%58 (47–70)
Hamilton Havocnew team69%6%45 (32–58)
Ottawa Charge.48965%4%44 (32–55)
Toronto Sceptres.42239%1%38 (26–50)
New York Sirens.40033%1%36 (25–48)

Western Conference

Team2025-26 PTS%Playoff chancesFirst in conferencePoints (80% range)
Minnesota Frost.55689%33%50 (38–62)
Vegas Vanguardsnew team78%20%46 (33–58)
Detroit Clutchnew team76%18%45 (33–58)
San Jose Sea Lionsnew team76%20%46 (33–58)
Vancouver Goldeneyes.41152%6%39 (27–51)
Seattle Torrent.34429%2%34 (22–46)

Why there are no single-game win probabilities

Before publishing anything we tested a team-strength model on the PWHL's first three seasons (281 games), with the test written down before the results were computed. It did not predict winners better than last season's points percentage did (log loss 0.686 against 0.683 on the 2024-25 and 2025-26 seasons), and both were only slightly better than home ice alone (0.691). With so few games, single-game win probabilities would be close to coin flips and not reliably better than that, so this page doesn't show them. The playoff chances above use last season's points percentage, the better of the two. We record every published playoff chance before the games are played and will report how they did.

Schedule and results

Recent results

No games played yet.

Next games

  • Sat Dec 5, 12:00 PM PT: Seattle Torrent at Vancouver Goldeneyes
  • Sat Dec 5, 4:00 PM PT: Hamilton Havoc at Montréal Victoire
  • Sat Dec 5, 4:00 PM PT: Minnesota Frost at San Jose Sea Lions
  • Sun Dec 6, 11:00 AM PT: Toronto Sceptres at Ottawa Charge
  • Sun Dec 6, 12:00 PM PT: Boston Fleet at New York Sirens
  • Sun Dec 6, 5:00 PM PT: Detroit Clutch at Vegas Vanguards
  • Tue Dec 8, 4:00 PM PT: Hamilton Havoc at Toronto Sceptres
  • Wed Dec 9, 4:00 PM PT: Ottawa Charge at Boston Fleet
  • Wed Dec 9, 7:00 PM PT: Seattle Torrent at San Jose Sea Lions
  • Thu Dec 10, 7:00 PM PT: Minnesota Frost at Vegas Vanguards

Vegas Vanguards schedule

DateOpponentResult or start (Pacific)
Sun Dec 6vs Detroit Clutch5:00 PM PT
Thu Dec 10vs Minnesota Frost7:00 PM PT
Sat Dec 12@ Vancouver Goldeneyes6:00 PM PT
Sun Dec 20@ Seattle Torrent4:00 PM PT
Sat Dec 26vs Boston Fleet4:00 PM PT
Tue Dec 29vs New York Sirens7:00 PM PT
Sun Jan 3@ Hamilton Havoc12:00 PM PT
Wed Jan 6@ Montréal Victoire4:00 PM PT
Sun Jan 10vs Ottawa Charge2:00 PM PT
Wed Jan 13@ San Jose Sea Lions7:00 PM PT
Sat Jan 16vs Seattle Torrent12:00 PM PT
Thu Jan 21vs Hamilton Havoc7:00 PM PT
Sun Jan 24vs Toronto Sceptres1:00 PM PT
Wed Jan 27vs San Jose Sea Lions7:00 PM PT
Tue Feb 2@ Minnesota Frost4:00 PM PT
Thu Feb 4@ New York Sirens4:00 PM PT
Sun Feb 7@ Vancouver Goldeneyes3:00 PM PT
Thu Feb 11vs Seattle Torrent7:00 PM PT
Fri Feb 19vs Vancouver Goldeneyes7:00 PM PT
Tue Feb 23vs Montréal Victoire7:00 PM PT
Fri Feb 26@ Detroit Clutch4:00 PM PT
Sun Feb 28@ Seattle Torrent4:00 PM PT
Wed Mar 10@ Detroit Clutch4:00 PM PT
Fri Mar 19@ Toronto Sceptres4:00 PM PT
Sun Mar 21vs Vancouver Goldeneyes1:30 PM PT
Wed Mar 24@ Ottawa Charge9:00 PM PT
Sat Mar 27@ Boston Fleet12:00 PM PT
Wed Apr 7vs San Jose Sea Lions7:00 PM PT
Tue Apr 13vs Detroit Clutch7:00 PM PT
Fri Apr 16@ Minnesota Frost9:00 PM PT

Vegas Vanguards

The PWHL's feed has no 2026-27 rosters yet, so this uses the training-camp roster published in October (The Hockey News): signed players, free-agent invites and unsigned draft picks. It switches to the league's roster once the feed has one.

Last season's PWHL regular season, with the team each player was on. TOI is average minutes a game.
SkaterPos2025-26 teamGPG APTSSOGTOI
Kendall CooperRDMIN30217194521.5
Hayley ScamurraCMTL3088166416.0
Mae BathersonLDMIN30312153618.8
Katy KnollRWMIN307294114.3
Maureen MurphyRWMTL214375015.1
Erin AmbroseRDMTL210662619.4
Natalie SnodgrassLWSEA292354015.2
Megan CarterLDSEA301452617.3
Madison BizalLDMIN1602257.4
Kaitlyn O'DonohoeRWMIN910157.8
Maya LabadLWMTL610125.6
Jada HabischRWSEA1110167.6
Darcie LappanCVAN1201148.4
Malia SchneiderRWVAN300015.7
Sydney LangsethCSEA1600097.7

No PWHL skater games before this season: Tessa Janecke, Lacey Eden, Issy Wunder, Josefin Bouveng, Kendall Butze, Meghane Duchesne-Chalifoux, Logan Angers, Lauren Bench, Lily Yovetich, Abby Cook, Alexis Petford, Sydney Healey, Saskia Maurer.

PWHL articles

PWHL Las Vegas Starts With Its Defense

What PWHL Las Vegas's training-camp roster did in the league last season. The defense is proven, the scoring has to come from rookies, and the one experienced goalie has been below league average three years running.

PWHL data: thepwhl.com (HockeyTech). Independent analysis; not affiliated with the PWHL or any of its teams. See also the Henderson Silver Knights hub.