Easton Cowan, man. What a player

Hayley McDonald has her first career NCAA goal. She'll be with Team Canada at the Worlds

USA Hockey announced its U18 women's selection camp roster today. 34 players. 25-player roster for the Worlds is expected in November. Interesting to see a 2011 on the camp roster in Graycen Bowman. Her dad is Oilers GM Stan, grandfather HHOFer Scotty.

USA Hockey extends John Wroblewski as head coach of the women's national team through the 2030 Olympics

Troy Stecher game-winner was prophesied

A closer look at the Vancouver Goldeneyes' new jerseys

Vancouver Goldeneyes officially unveil new jerseys featuring the main logo

Seattle Torrent sign 2nd-round pick Sydney Morrow to a 2-year contract. Same contract length as 2nd overall pick Abbey Murphy, who signed in September.

Elisa Holopainen's short-term contract with Frölunda is done. 1 goal, 6 points in 7 SDHL games. She'll join Team Finland shortly and then the New York Sirens for the PWHL season after the Worlds.

Marshall Rifai has been a gamer in the Leafs system for over four years. Undrafted, started on an AHL deal, and scores his first NHL goal at 28 years old. Absolutely love to see it. I've been a fan of his for years

Easton Cowan was a demon on the PK in London. Glad he's getting way more shorthanded usage this season

Highlighting Canada's newcomers in lead up to the Worlds in November. No better player to begin with than Rosalie Tremblay, Canada's youngest forward since Marie-Philip Poulin. Turned 18 in September. 4-goal game last weekend in the NCAA. Dangerous shooter and 200-ft player.

Canada shook up its women's national team Monday, naming 12 players to the World Championship roster who weren't at the Olympics in February. My biggest takeaways, including comments from general manager Danièle Sauvageau: kylecushman.substack.com/p/t…

The Toronto Sceptres re-sign Sara Hjalmarsson to a 2-year contract. Hjalmarsson was a restricted free agent. The Swedish forward had three goals in 30 games last season in her first PWHL campaign.

Sweden announced its Women's World Championship roster today, its first under head coach Erika Holst. 24 players named, which does leave 1 open slot. IN: Tilde Grillfors, Michelle Löwenhielm, Wilma Sundin, Lova Blom, Josefine Holmgren, Ida Boman OUT: Hanna Olsson, Felizia Wikner Zienkiewicz, Jessica Adolfsson, Linnéa Andersson, Tindra Holm

Canada GM Danièle Sauvageau on Marie-Philip Poulin: "Marie, her color is all over this team. Same thing with Blayre Turnbull. They have this aura that they're not there, but they are there. A lot of players referred to her. I heard her name many times during the camp."

Sauvageau added: "And now the real test for everybody is how could you do it at the international level? So in order to know that in a situation like this, we need to basically give them the opportunity as well."

Canada GM Danièle Sauvageau: "What the player has done and what the player could do today and what they could do in the future, these were in consideration."