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Montréal Victoire unveil 2026-27 schedule: 12 home games at Place Bell as PWHL expands to 12 teams
The Montréal Victoire released their 2026-27 PWHL regular-season schedule on Friday, with 12 home games at Place Bell; the league's fourth season will feature a record 180 games, two new conferences and an expanded eight-team Walter Cup playoff.
Why it matters
This is the PWHL's first season with conferences, its first with 12 teams, and its biggest playoff field yet. For Montréal fans: more than half of the Victoire's games fall on weekends, and every one of the 30 games will be available in French.
Full report
On October 2, 2026, the Montréal Victoire unveiled their 2026-27 Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) regular-season schedule, which includes 12 home games at Place Bell.
The league's fourth season will feature a record 180 games from Saturday, December 5 through Sunday, April 18, with 12 teams competing in newly established Eastern and Western Conferences. The Victoire will play in the Eastern Conference against the Boston Fleet, PWHL Hamilton, New York Sirens, Ottawa Charge and Toronto Sceptres.
The Victoire will play 30 regular-season games — 18 within their conference and 12 interconference games. Every team will visit Montréal at least once this season.
The Walter Cup Playoffs will expand to eight teams in three rounds, up from the four-team, two-round format of the league's first three postseasons. The first-place team in each conference will get to select its first-round opponent. The first round will be best-of-three series, followed by best-of-five conference finals and a best-of-five Walter Cup Finals.
On the broadcast side, 15 Montréal games will air on TSN, one on Sportsnet, with exclusive Tuesdays on Prime Video (six games) and eight Saturday games on CBC, including two in primetime on Hockey Night in Canada. All 30 Victoire games will be broadcast in French across RDS (18), Radio-Canada on ICI TÉLÉ and ICI TOU.TV (6) and Prime Video (6), plus new French audio coverage of every game on ICI PREMIÈRE and Radio-Canada OHdio.
The popular PWHL Takeover Tour returns for a third straight season, expanding from 16 to 24 games. The Victoire will observe a one-week break around the debut of the PWHL All-Star game on March 7, 2027, at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena.
Flex packs are on sale now through Ticketmaster, and single-game tickets go on sale Friday, October 9 at 10 a.m. ET.
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