PWHPA partners with Toronto Maple Leafs for two-day showcase tournament
The Professional Women’s Hockey Players Association is partnering with the Toronto Maple Leafs to hold a showcase tournament in that city Dec. 18-19.
Host Sonnet, Calgary’s Scotiabank, Montreal’s Harvey’s and Minnesota’s Adidas will compete in the two-day tournament.The organization, which includes players on the U.S. and Canadian national teams, wants a sustainable, professional league that pays a living wage and offers the competitive supports male pros get.
“In announcing our partnership with the PWHPA in February of 2021, the Maple Leafs committed to supporting a future Secret Dream Gap Tour game that showcases some of the outstanding talent in women’s hockey today.”
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