How to Watch the PWHL

The Professional Women's Hockey League has quickly become must-watch hockey, and it's carried widely on both sides of the border. The PWHL typically announces its broadcast schedule closer to the season, so here's the established picture to expect.

Note: the coming season's PWHL broadcast schedule had not been released when we published this guide. The carriers below are the league's most recent confirmed setup; we'll update this page and our schedule as the new season's details are announced.

In the United States

PWHL games have aired regionally on the US teams' networks — NESN (Boston), MSG Networks (New York) and FanDuel Sports Network (Minnesota) — with national windows spread across broadcast and cable partners including FOX, CBS, Scripps/Ion and others. Between the regional and national windows, most games have been available on TV or an associated stream.

In Canada

Canada has carried the bulk of the league nationally. Recent seasons saw games split across TSN, Sportsnet, Prime Video (with exclusive nights) and CBC / CBC Gem, with French-language coverage of the Montreal Victoire on RDS and Radio-Canada.

How to find every game

Once the new schedule drops, our live schedule will list each PWHL game with its channel or stream and start time in your local zone. If you spot a game we're missing or a listing that's wrong, let us know — we verify and add it.