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Sarah Nurse Ready to Make Waves with New PWHL Team in Vancouver

VANCOUVER, AUG 2 – Sarah Nurse’s involvement is helping expand the Professional Women’s Hockey League, boosting visibility and participation in women’s sports in Vancouver.

  • Sarah Nurse signed a one-year free-agent contract on Aug. 2, 2025, after going unprotected by the Toronto Sceptres in June’s expansion draft, joining Vancouver.
  • The PWHL, after two years, expanded to eight teams with new Vancouver and Seattle franchises, extending its westward reach.
  • The Vancouver franchise will be the only PWHL team with primary-tenant status at its home arena, unused since 2016 when the Vancouver Giants moved to Langley.
  • Putting tickets on sale, season-ticket packages for Vancouver went on sale before the schedule for PWHL’s third year was released.
  • Hailing the opportunity, Nurse said, 'The opportunity for me to be able to help start an expansion franchise in a market that really has never had women’s hockey before was really cool for me,' and added, 'I’m excited to see how the pieces are going to fall together.
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Sarah Nurse ready to make waves with new PWHL team in Vancouver

After she was left unprotected by the Toronto Sceptres in June’s expansion draft, Nurse made the decision to sign a one-year contract as a free agent.

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The Province broke the news in British Columbia, Canada on Friday, August 1, 2025.
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