Victoire has kicked off season two of PWHL hockey
The Montreal women's pro team is looking to build on momentum from inaugural season
www.nhl.comHere’s the latest I can provide about the Montréal Victoire in the PWHL, based on recent reporting.
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The Victoire have been a focal point of the league since its inception, with regular-season and playoff coverage highlighting their performances and roster moves. Reports from early March 2026 noted Marie-Philip Poulin leading Montreal to a six-game winning streak in a shootout win, underscoring their status near the top of the standings. This reflects ongoing competitiveness for Montreal in the 2025-26 stretch.[1]
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The team’s profile and identity have continued to be covered in local and league outlets, including season previews and updates on home games at Place Bell and Verdun-area venues, as Montreal rebuilt and extended momentum into Year 2 of the league. For historical context, pre-season and season-opener notes from late 2024 and 2025 consistently referenced their trajectory and fan engagement as a major storyline for the PWHL in Montreal.[3][5][7]
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For deeper, ongoing coverage, you can check:
- The PWHL’s official Montreal Victoire page for rosters, schedules, and official press releases.[7]
- Local Montreal outlets and consolidation reports around game recaps and player milestones, such as Poulin’s performances and injury updates during the season.[1][3]
Illustration of how the Victoire have featured in recent headlines:
- A March 2026 recap highlighted Poulin’s regulation goal and two shootout goals in a 4-3 win that extended their win streak and kept them atop the standings.[1]
If you’d like, I can summarize the most recent season game results or pull a current standings snapshot and recent scorelines for the Victoire, and compile them into a quick, shareable update. I can also fetch more detailed articles from specific dates if you have a preferred timeframe.
Citations:
- Montéal Victoire lead, six-game streak and Poulin’s performance.[1]
- Season previews and home venues context.[5][7]
- Additional Montreal Victoire coverage and season context.[3]