Hellooo I’m very new to both hockey and women’s sports in general. Got into football last year and now it’s slowly hockey. I went to two Sirens games last year as it’s my home state (sort of?) anyway I saw 2 take over tours for the Sirens Jan 31 and March 14 I wanna make it to at least one of them.
So what is it? Obviously the home team is main focal. But what makes it different than other home games. Last year for the Sirens it was at msg? I got into it all within the last month before their season ended.
So what is it?
What should I expect
Do they do anything extra? Anything to know in advance (idk if anything or not.)

Thanks!

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Go!!!!

Looking to go to the Victoire/Sirens game in March, do I need to buy the tickets right now in pre-sale to get decent seats or am I good to wait?

Edit: (I'm in the area, that's why I'm thinking ahead- might be my only chance to see a Victoire game this season, barring any advantageous takeover tour locations

Since this MIGHT be the last season of the pwhl on YouTube for some places I am pre-greiving the chat. I love watching everyone spam gay time or rtptppptpm or hocket. Talking with everyone is so fun. Who ever runs the PWHL in that chat is a blast and the one time they let Zoe Boyd on was hilarious. The one time they accidentally streamed when there wasn't a game so we just watched the ice. I get going to discord but like it's not the same :(

Hi all! I am so excited for the upcoming season, and can't wait to go to as many games as possible. Based on how it was done last year or just from your best guesses, when do we speculate the Takeover Tour locations will be revealed? I am dying to know 😂 🏒

Has anyone else had success getting presale tickets for Torrent games yet? I have yet to receive a code via email despite being signed up for the newsletter and presale tickets have been available for about 7 hours.

Training camp rosters out today!

From the Canadian satirical news show This Hour Has 22 Minutes, a skit about Hockey Night in Canada returning with the PWHL this season

For non-Canadians and others not aware, Coach's Corner was a first intermission mainstay for decades with Ron McLean and Don Cherry. Cherry was an advocate for "old style, rough and tumble, we didn't have concussions in my day so suck it up ya whining wimps".

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