2025 PWHL Playoffs hub

The second season of the Professional Women’s Hockey League has been fantastic. The 2024-25 campaign saw more exhilarating action featuring the best players in the world.
Now, after a longer regular season, four teams remain. Each has the same goal – winning the Walter Cup.
The extensive list of stories, features and previews can be found here with links to each and will be updated continuously in the coming days.
2025 PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
Full semifinals schedule can be found here – by Tyler Kuehl
PWHL Final schedule can be found here – by Tyler Kuehl
SERIES PREVIEWS
(2) Toronto Sceptres vs. (4) Minnesota Frost – by Hunter Crowther
(1) Montreal Victoire vs. (3) Ottawa Charge – by Tyler Kuehl
FINAL: (3) Ottawa Charge vs. (4) Minnesota Frost – by Tyler Kuehl
PREDICTIONS
PWHL Semifinals picks – by DFO Staff
PWHL Final picks – by DFO Staff
FINAL RECAPS
Minnesota Frost vs. Ottawa Charge (Frost wins, 3-1)
Emily Clark scores OT winner, Charge beat Frost 2-1 in PWHL Final opener
Frost defeat Charge in overtime in Game 2, tie PWHL Finals
Katy Knoll scores in third overtime, Frost one win away from PWHL championship
Frost earn second straight PWHL Walter Cup with 2-1 OT win over Charge
SEMIFINALS RECAPS
Toronto Sceptres vs. Minnesota Frost (Frost wins, 3-1)
Gosling scores twice, Sceptres beat Frost 3-2 in Game 1
Stecklein scores twice, leads Frost past Sceptres to tie series 1-1
McQuigge, Cava score twice, Frost beat Sceptres in Game 3 to take 2-1 series lead
Taylor Heise scores in OT, Frost eliminate Sceptres to advance to PWHL Final
Montreal Victoire vs. Ottawa Charge (Charge wins, 3-1)
Shiann Darkangelo, Gwyneth Philips help Charge to Game 1 win over Victoire
Victoire win longest PWHL game in league history
Gwyneth Philips posts shutout, Charge pushes Victoire to brink of elimination
Charge eliminate Victoire, advance to first PWHL final
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- Meghan Turner hired as PWHL Seattle’s first GM
- Fillier, Gardiner, Philips named PWHL Rookie of the Year Finalists
- Olympic champion Hilary Knight says 2026 tournament will be her last