When Casey O’Brien, the New York Sirens’ third overall pick in this year’s PWHL draft, gets the puck, her first thought is ...

Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) season has ended. With its second season in the books, the PWHL teams now have names, and the league is solidifying itself as the premier women’s hockey ...

Kaltounková is New York’s second straight No. 1 selection after drafting Fillier first in 2024. The Sirens have finished last ...

Fillier's decision to sign a one-year deal after being selected No. 1 at the 2024 PWHL Draft now looks like a savvy bet.

The New York franchise of the Professional Women's Hockey League got a new name and a new home this offseason. And now it has announced a 30-game schedule as the PWHL gets set to open a second season.

This image released by the PWHL shows the new logo for the New York Sirens hockey team on Sept. 9, 2024. AP The 2024-25 PWHL schedule has yet to be announced but will feature a 30-game slate for ...

Statistically speaking, the New York Sirens showed a marginal improvement from year one to year two, but it wasn't enough to get them out of the PWHL basement, nor into the playoffs.

Soon after the final refrains of Frank Sinatra’s iconic “New York, New York” finished playing over the loudspeakers to signify New York's preseason 5-2 victory over Toronto, Sarah Fillier ...

The New York Sirens enter their second PWHL season featuring a new star in Sarah Fillier, a new coach in Greg Fargo and have finally landed a permanent home at New Jersey's Prudential Center.

After a 4-0 win over Toronto in the PWHL’s inaugural game, New York won only four more in regulation, allowed a league-worst 67 goals and scored a league-low 31 even-strength goals in 24 outings.