Women's Premier Hockey Federation Championship Set To Take Place

The Premier Hockey Federation Championship is set to commence tonight. The Connecticut Whale & the Boston Pride will face-off at 9pm and is sure to be a strong matchup. The reigning Isobel Cup Champion Boston Pride seeks to defend its title, while the Whale look to march onto victory. They've been absolutely dominant this season under Head Coach Colton Orr & General Manager Alexis Moed.

With a record of 15-3-2, the Whale were the top team in the PHF this season. They had a +30 goal differential & have a deep roster. Additionally, they have a great, forward thinking development staff.

The Boston Pride finished third this season, 15 points behind first. They'll look to defend their title against a heavily favored Whale group and become the first team to win back-to-back championships in the league's young history.

The match will be broadcast in both Canada & the US. In Canada, TSN & TSN2 will have the cast & in the US ESPN+ has the action.

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