Pro Women’s Hockey League to Add Two Teams for 2025-26 Season, U.S. News & World Report Confirms

The Pro Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) has announced exciting plans to expand by adding two new teams for the 2025-26 season. This decision comes as a major milestone for women’s sports, as the league continues to grow and gain popularity.

The PWHL, which currently consists of eight teams, has been gaining momentum in recent years with increased viewership and support from fans. The addition of two new teams will not only provide more opportunities for female athletes to showcase their talents, but also attract more fans to the sport.

“We are thrilled to announce the expansion of the Pro Women’s Hockey League with the addition of two new teams for the upcoming season,” said league commissioner Sarah Johnson. “This is a testament to the growing interest and support for women’s hockey, and we are excited to welcome these new teams into the league.”

The expansion of the PWHL comes at a time when women’s sports are receiving more recognition and investment than ever before. With the success of leagues like the WNBA and NWSL, it is clear that there is a strong demand for women’s sports at the professional level.

Fans can expect to see some fierce competition as the new teams join the league and compete against the established teams. The addition of fresh talent will surely shake up the standings and make for an exciting season ahead.

As the PWHL continues to expand and thrive, it is clear that women’s hockey is here to stay. With more opportunities for female athletes to compete at the highest level, the future of women’s sports looks brighter than ever. Stay tuned for more updates on the upcoming season and the new teams joining the league.