The New York Sirens will be the final team in the PWHL this season to step on the ... Sceptres at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. Last season the Sirens played a pair of games at ...

The Ottawa Charge put in an all-around performance to beat the home New York Sirens in front of the seasons smallest crowd in ...

After bouncing between Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey last season, the PWHL's New York Sirens are finally laying down roots they (and the league) hope will be permanent. The Sirens will ...

Taylor Heise's fourth round shootout goal turned out to be the difference as the Minnesota Frost defeated New York Sirens 4-3 ...

Just like that, the New York Sirens, only a few months removed from finishing last in the PWHL’s inaugural season ... 2024 in West Orange, New Jersey. Getty Images While the Sirens are already ...

The PWHL did New York few favors in the fast-paced six-month ... The team also relocated its practice facility to New Jersey, eight miles from Prudential. The proximity of both locations has ...

Abby Roque, Forward for the New York Sirens joins CBS New York to talk about the new season of the Professional Women's ...

"It kind of solidifies the professionalism of our league." ...

Could Vancouver be next in line to get a PWHL team? The league sees great potential although there are some roadblocks to get ...

Injured during warmups, Hensley was unable to play, forcing Morgan — a former Gopher — into the starting lineup just days ...

Emily Clark scored midway through the second period to give Ottawa a two-goal advantage, goalkeeper Emerance Maschmeyer made her 21st save in the final 30 seconds, and the Charge held off the New York ...