How to Watch Boston Fleet at Toronto Sceptres: Stream PWHL Live, TV Channel

The Boston Fleet came up 1 win short of last year’s Walker Cup, opens its new campaign against the Toronto Sceptres

As the Professional Women’s Hockey League opens its second season on Saturday, the original six franchises all return and have nicknames and unique logos for the 2024-25 season. The Boston Fleet, which came up one win short of the Walker Cup title last season, return with coach Courtney Birchard-Kessel at the helm. Boston finished last season 12-9-3 with 35 points, earning the third seed for the playoffs in a tiebreaker over the champion Minnesota Frost. The Fleet take on the Toronto Sceptres, last year’s regular-season champion at 17-7-0 and 47 points before they were upset by Minnesota in the semifinals. Troy Ryan returns as the coach for 2024-25.

How to Watch Boston Fleet at Toronto Sceptres in PWHL Today:

Game Date: Saturday, Nov. 30, 2024

Game Time: 2 p.m. ET

TV: NESN

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Toronto moves to the Coca-Cola Coliseum this season after playing most of last year at the old Maple Leaf Gardens. The Sceptres added forwards Emma Woods from the New York Sirens and Daryl Watts from the Ottawa Charge and signed first-round pick Julia Gosling out of St. Lawrence. Natalie Spponer led the league with 20 goals and 27 points last season while Sarah Nurse added 11 goals and 23 points. Kristen Campbell returns in net after posting a 16-6-0 mark with a .927 save percentage and 1.99 goals-against average.

The Fleet added fourth-overall pick Hannah Bilka from Ohio State and signed former Frost defender Emma Greco as a free agent, while shoring up its core by signing five returning free agents, led by forward Lexie Adzija. Alina Müller led the team with 16 points last season, including five goals, while Hilary Knight scored six times. Aerin Frankel leads the netminders after going 8-6-2 with a .929 save percentage and 2.00 GAA.

The teams will meet six times this season, with the regular season expanded to 30 games from 24 and running through May 3.

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