We’re one step closer to learning the names and logos of PWHL teams as the league prepares to begin its sophomore season.

Social media accounts for the six PWHL teams — Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, New York, Boston and Minnesota — as well as the official league account posted teasers of an announcement coming on Monday, Sept. 9.

In individual messages posted to the team’s official social media accounts, each team seemed to hint at its team names. Toronto, for example, wrote “Almost ready to rule the rink” while Ottawa’s message said “Bringing the energy.”

The PWHL’s inaugural season, which took place across 24 games between January and April 2024, was played without team names and with generic jerseys. Though an official start date for the season hasn’t been set, the league extended the season from 24 to 30 games.

The Provincial Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) has announced that several teams will be revealing new names and logos in an upcoming announcement. This news has sparked excitement among fans and players alike, as they eagerly anticipate the unveiling of these rebranded teams.

The PWHL is a highly competitive women’s hockey league in Ontario, Canada, that serves as a stepping stone for players looking to advance to higher levels of competition, such as college or professional hockey. With a strong emphasis on player development and skill-building, the league has gained a reputation for producing top-tier talent.

The decision to rebrand certain teams comes as part of the league’s efforts to modernize and attract new fans. By updating their names and logos, these teams hope to create a fresh identity that resonates with both current fans and potential supporters.

While the specific details of the new names and logos have not yet been revealed, there is speculation that the changes will reflect each team’s unique identity and values. Some teams may choose to incorporate elements of their local community or history into their new branding, while others may opt for a more modern and sleek design.

Regardless of the direction each team chooses to take, one thing is certain: the unveiling of these new names and logos is sure to generate buzz and excitement within the PWHL community. Fans can look forward to seeing their favorite teams sporting fresh new looks that capture the spirit and energy of women’s hockey.

Stay tuned for the official announcement from the PWHL, where the new names and logos will be revealed. In the meantime, fans can speculate and discuss what they hope to see from their favorite teams’ rebranding efforts. The future of women’s hockey in Ontario is looking bright, and these new names and logos are just the beginning of what promises to be an exciting season ahead.