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The article discusses the rising physicality in the PWHL, where body checking, previously banned, was reintroduced as players sought a more physical game. Emma Maltais, one of the league’s most physical players, uses her smaller frame to her advantage, leading the league in hits while maintaining a clean game. Coaches emphasize the importance of protecting oneself and adapting to new rules, with hopes of introducing checking at the pre-college level to help players adjust earlier.
Emma Maltais is a popular ice hockey player in Toronto who is preparing for the Women Worlds. She has gained a lot of attention on TikTok for her videos and behind-the-scenes glimpses into her life as a professional athlete. The video showcases her journey and how she is using social to connect with fans and promote women's hockey.
The Toronto Sceptres continued their winning streak, defeating the Boston Fleet 3-1 at Coca-Cola Coliseum, bringing them within two points of second place in the PWHL. Emma Maltais scored the opening goal after a review it crossed the line, despite initial doubts. Megan Keller equalized for the Fleet early in the period, but a late goal from Emma Woods helped secure the Sceptres' victory. With this win, the Sceptres are gaining ground in the standings as they aim for a playoff spot.
