Just found out the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) has its own podcast, *Jocks in Jills*—where players just hang out and talk hockey.'n'nIt’s fantastic.
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Just found out the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) has its own podcast, Jocks in Jills—where players just hang out and talk hockey.
It’s fantastic. Hockey girl culture is its own vibe—funny, sharp, and full of personality. I laughed out loud more than once.
And now I’m even more hyped for PWHL Vancouver’s inaugural season. Their first home game at the Pacific Coliseum already has the lower bowl sold out and the upper filling fast. This league’s going to be a hit.
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Just found out the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) has its own podcast, Jocks in Jills—where players just hang out and talk hockey.
It’s fantastic. Hockey girl culture is its own vibe—funny, sharp, and full of personality. I laughed out loud more than once.
And now I’m even more hyped for PWHL Vancouver’s inaugural season. Their first home game at the Pacific Coliseum already has the lower bowl sold out and the upper filling fast. This league’s going to be a hit.
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I'm obsessed with la Victoire de Montréal. You're gonna love the PWHL. -
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I'm obsessed with la Victoire de Montréal. You're gonna love the PWHL.@tlariv They have a fantastic logo. -
@tlariv They have a fantastic logo.
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They do. The Minnesota Frost and NY Sirens have more clever team names. Looking forward to seeing what kind of personality Vancouver and Seattle develop. -
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They do. The Minnesota Frost and NY Sirens have more clever team names. Looking forward to seeing what kind of personality Vancouver and Seattle develop.@atomicpoet
Goldeneyes? Okay… -
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Goldeneyes? Okay…tlariv@mastodon.cloud The New York Times likes it.
Ranking PWHL team names and logos: Vancouver Goldeneyes lead our updated list
How do the Seattle Torrent and Goldeneyes stack up against the league's original six?
The Athletic (www.nytimes.com)
