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Ottawa's Emily Clark Sets PWHL Record for Highest Single-Season Salary with New Contract, AP Sources
ONTARIO, CANADA, AUG 7 – Emily Clark signed a two-year extension with the Ottawa Charge, becoming the highest-paid player in the Professional Women's Hockey League with a six-figure salary next season.
- Thursday saw the Ottawa Charge sign forward Emily Clark to a two-year extension, securing her through the 2027-28 season, with a league-record salary, according to sources.
- Clark finished second on the Charge with nine goals and 19 points, and led Ottawa in playoff scoring with three goals and five points.
- Contract details reveal Clark’s pay reset the league’s single-season mark, with her six-figure salary next season breaking the record, according to sources.
- With the roster complete for the 2025-26 campaign, the Charge has signed three players, including Clark, through 2027-28.
- Highlighting her roots, Clark was among the Charge’s inaugural free-agent signings in September 2023, emphasizing her role in establishing the team’s foundational roster and her Olympic pedigree.
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Ottawa’s Emily Clark sets PWHL record for highest single-season salary with new contract, AP sources
Ottawa Charge forward Emily Clark set a PWHL record in becoming the league’s highest-paid player based on single-season salary in signing a two-year contract extension on Thursday.
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Ottawa's Emily Clark sets PWHL record for highest single-season salary with new contract, AP sources
Emily Clark has become the highest-paid player in the PWHL by signing a two-year contract extension with Ottawa Charge.
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Ottawa's Emily Clark Sets PWHL Record for Highest Single-Season Salary With New Contract, AP Sources
Ottawa Charge forward Emily Clark set a PWHL record in becoming the league’s highest-paid player based on single-season salary in signing a two-year contract extension on Thursday.
·New York, United States
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