Captain Clutch” will return to her alma mater this Saturday with the PWHL in Montréal’s game against the Boston Fleet at Agganis Arena.

Marie-Philip Poulin fans have made it their mission to call out NHL teams who claim the hockey champion's nickname for less deserving players.

The Boston Fleet and Montreal Victoire played at Agganis Arena for the first time in league history. Agganis Arena, home of the Boston University Terriers, may have been a new location for the PWHL, but not a new location for many players.

Over more than two decades wearing the maple leaf, icon Hayley Wickenheiser amassed a whopping 379 points for her country. While the record seems safe, one active player continues to keep climbing the list: Marie-Philip Poulin.

BOSTON – The Boston Fleet fell to the Montréal Victoire behind an overtime game-winner from Cayla Barnes 21 seconds into the extra period at the sold-out Agganis Arena on the Boston University campus.

Some award races are likely already sealed up — Sarah Fillier has been the best rookie since her PWHL debut on Dec. 1, 2024 — but others could go down to the wire, with potentially big performances to come down the stretch of the season.

The Boston Fleet of the Professional Women’s Hockey League played its first game at Agganis Arena Saturday. The game marked the Fleet’s largest attendance of the year with 5,968 fans. The Fleet fell to the Montréal Victoire 3-2 in overtime. The team will be back at Agganis Arena Wednesday, March 26.

Before the Fleet's largest home crowd of the season, Boston reached overtime and had a prime scoring chance just seconds prior to Montreal's winner.

Marie-Philip Poulin scored the only goal of the shootout as the Montreal Victoire extended their lead atop the PWHL with a 2-1 win over the Minnesota Frost on Tuesday night.

Fans packed into Agganis Arena on Saturday afternoon to see the Boston Fleet take on the Montreal Victoire. In a physical, close matchup the Victoire came out victorious, winning 3-2 in overtime.

Cayla Barnes scored 21 seconds into overtime to lift the league-leading Montréal Victoire a 3-2 win over the Boston Fleet in front of a sell-out crowd at Agganis Arena.

TORONTO (AP) — Natalie Spooner scored her first two goals of the season and the Toronto Sceptres beat the PWHL-leading Montreal Victoire 4-1 on Thursday night. The league MVP a year ago, Spooner has played six games since returning from a knee injury sustained in the playoffs. She scored both goals on power plays.