2025–26 Seattle Torrent season

2025–26 Seattle Torrent
League8th PWHL
2025–26 record5–1–2–13
Home record5–0–1–4
Road record0–1–1–9
Goals for41
Goals against64
Team information
General managerMeghan Turner[1]
CoachSteve O'Rourke[1]
CaptainHilary Knight
Alternate captainsEmily Brown
Alex Carpenter
ArenaClimate Pledge Arena
Average attendance12,105
Team leaders
GoalsAlex Carpenter (8)[2]
AssistsJulia Gosling (9)[2]
PointsJulia Gosling (15)[2]
Penalty minutesAneta Tejralová (21)[2]
Plus/minusHilary Knight
Theresa Schafzahl
Danielle Serdachny (–2)[2]
WinsHannah Murphy
Corinne Schroeder (3)[3]
Goals against averageHannah Murphy (2.74)[3]

The 2025–26 Seattle Torrent season is the team's first season as an expansion member of the Professional Women's Hockey League. They play their home games at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington.

Offseason

On May 21, 2025, the PWHL named Meghan Turner as the Seattle Torrent's first general manager. She was previously an assistant general manager for the Boston Fleet.[4][5]

On June 20, 2025, Seattle named Steve O'Rourke their first head coach. He most recently served as the head coach for the Oshawa Generals of the Ontario Hockey League.[6]

On August 21, 2025, Seattle announced the hiring of Christine Bumstead and Clayton Beddoes as assistant coaches. Bumstead previously served as the performance coach for the Saskatoon Blades, and Beddoes previously served as an assistant coach for the Red Deer Rebels, both of the WHL.[7]

On November 14, 2025, Hilary Knight was named the inaugural team captain.[8]

Schedule and results

Preseason

The preseason schedule was published on October 8, 2025.[9]

Pre-season camp
Date Opponent Score OT Decision Location Box Score/Recap
November 15 @ Vancouver 0–3 Schroeder Pacific Coliseum [Recap 1]
November 16 @ Vancouver 4–2 Murphy Pacific Coliseum [Recap 2]

Standings

Pos Team Pld W OTW OTL L GF GA GD Pts
1 Minnesota Frost 21 11 3 3 4 67 42 +25 42
2 Montreal Victoire 20 10 4 1 5 52 30 +22 39
3 Boston Fleet 21 10 5 2 4 49 34 +15 42
4 Toronto Sceptres 22 8 1 5 8 43 55 −12 31
5 Ottawa Charge 21 5 6 1 9 51 60 −9 28
6 New York Sirens 21 8 0 3 10 49 57 −8 27
7 Vancouver Goldeneyes 21 6 1 4 10 41 51 −10 24
8 Seattle Torrent 21 5 1 2 13 41 64 −23 19
Updated to match(es) played on March 21, 2026. Source: PWHL

Regular season

The regular season schedule was published on October 1, 2025.[10][11]

Regular season schedule (Home: 5–0–1–4; Road: 0–1–1–9)
November: 0–0–1–1, 1 points (Home: 0–0–0–1; Road: 0–0–1–0)
Game Date Opponent Score OT Decision Location Attendance Record Points Box Score/Recap
1 November 21 @ Vancouver 3–4 OT Schroeder Pacific Coliseum 14,958 0–0–1–0 1 [Recap 3]
2 November 28 Minnesota 0–3 Schroeder Climate Pledge Arena 16,014 0–0–1–1 1 [Recap 4]
December: 3–0–0–2, 9 points (Home: 3–0–0–1; Road: 0–0–0–1)
Game Date Opponent Score OT Decision Location Attendance Record Points Box Score/Recap
3 December 3 New York 2–1 Murphy Climate Pledge Arena 8,622 1–0–1–1 4 [Recap 5]
4 December 17 Ottawa 4–1 Murphy Climate Pledge Arena 9,389 2–0–1–1 7 [Recap 6]
5 December 21 Boston 1–3 Schroeder Climate Pledge Arena 11,023 2–0–1–2 7 [Recap 7]
6 December 23 Montreal 2–1 Murphy Climate Pledge Arena 10,276 3–0–1–2 10 [Recap 8]
7 December 28 @ New York 3–4 Murphy American Airlines Center 8,514 3–0–1–3 10 [Recap 9]
January: 1–1–1–4, 6 points (Home: 1–0–1–1; Road: 0–1–0–3)
Game Date Opponent Score OT Decision Location Attendance Record Points Box Score/Recap
8 January 3 @ Toronto 3–2 SO Schroeder TD Coliseum 16,012 3–1–1–3 12 [Recap 10]
9 January 7 @ Boston 1–2 Schroeder Agganis Arena 6,003 3–1–1–4 12 [Recap 11]
10 January 11 @ Minnesota 2–6 Murphy Grand Casino Arena 9,787 3–1–1–5 12 [Recap 12]
11 January 18 Boston 1–2 SO Schroeder Climate Pledge Arena 12,774 3–1–2–5 13 [Recap 13]
12 January 20 Toronto 6–4 Schroeder Climage Pledge Arena 10,160 4–1–2–5 16 [Recap 14]
13 January 25 Vancouver 1–3 Murphy Ball Arena 11,612 4–1–2–6 16 [Recap 15]
14 January 28 @ Ottawa 2–4 Schroeder TD Place Arena 6,787 4–1–2–7 16 [Recap 16]
February: 0–0–0–1, 0 points (Home: 0–0–0–1; Road: 0–0–0–0)
Game Date Opponent Score OT Decision Location Attendance Record Points Box Score/Recap
15 February 27 Toronto 2–5 Murphy Climate Pledge Arena 17,335 4–1–2–8 16 [Recap 17]
March: 1–0–0–5, 3 points (Home: 1–0–0–0; Road: 0–0–0–5)
Game Date Opponent Score OT Decision Location Attendance Record Points Box Score/Recap
16 March 4 @ Ottawa 3–4 Murphy TD Place Arena 6,997 4–1–2–9 16 [Recap 18]
17 March 11 Boston 3–2 Schroeder Climate Pledge Arena 13,350 5–1–2–9 19 [Recap 19]
18 March 13 @ Minnesota 1–4 Schroeder Grand Casino Arena 11,120 5–1–2–10 19 [Recap 20]
19 March 15 @ Toronto 0–2 Murphy Coca-Cola Coliseum 8,270 5–1–2–11 19 [Recap 21]
20 March 19 @ Montreal 1–4 Murphy Place Bell 10,033 5–1–2–12 19 [Recap 22]
21 March 21 @ Boston 0–3 Schroeder Tsongas Center 6,164 5–1–2–13 19 [Recap 23]
22 March 25 New York Allstate Arena
23 March 29 Ottawa Climate Pledge Arena
April: 0–0–0–0, 0 points (Home: 0–0–0–0; Road: 0–0–0–0)
Game Date Opponent Score OT Decision Location Attendance Record Points Box Score/Recap
24 April 4 @ New York TBD
25 April 7 @ Montreal Place Bell
26 April 8 @ Ottawa TD Place Arena
27 April 14 @ Vancouver Pacific Coliseum
28 April 18 Vancouver Climate Pledge Arena
29 April 22 Minnesota Climate Pledge Arena
30 April 25 @ Montreal Climate Pledge Arena

  Regulation Win (3 points)   Overtime/Shootout win (2 points)   Overtime/shootout loss (1 point)   Regulation Loss (0 points)


Player statistics

As of March 21, 2026[2]

Skaters

Regular Season[2]
Player GP G A Pts SOG +/− PIM
Julia Gosling 21 6 9 15 76 –8 8
Alex Carpenter 21 8 6 14 63 –9 2
Hilary Knight 14 3 7 10 43 –2 4
Hannah Bilka 14 4 5 9 38 –6 4
Danielle Serdachny 21 3 5 8 51 –2 8
Mikyla Grant-Mentis 18 2 3 5 37 –3 8
Anna Wilgren 21 0 5 5 41 –11 12
Lexie Adzija 21 4 0 4 29 –8 8
Aneta Tejralová 14 1 3 4 18 –3 21
Megan Carter 21 1 3 4 20 –3 20
Natalie Snodgrass 20 1 2 3 29 –9 4
Lyndie Lobdell 16 0 2 2 8 –3 4
Cayla Barnes 21 0 2 2 42 –16 12
Emily Brown 21 0 2 2 16 –4 6
Mariah Keopple 21 0 2 2 11 –3 0
Theresa Schafzahl 2 0 1 1 5 –2 0
Brooke Bryant 21 0 1 1 12 –5 8
Jada Habisch 3 0 0 0 0 –3 0
Sydney Langseth 7 0 0 0 3 –4 0
Lily Delianedis 15 0 0 0 3 –5 2
Jenna Buglioni 18 0 0 0 4 –3 2
Marah Wagner 18 0 0 0 11 –3 2

Goaltenders

Regular Season[3]
Player GP TOI W L OT SOL GA GAA SA SV% SO G A PIM
Corinne Schroeder 11 667:48 3 6 1 1 31 2.79 317 0.902 0 0 0 0
Hannah Murphy 10 591:09 3 7 0 0 27 2.74 305 0.911 0 0 1 0

Awards and honors

The Torrent's first home game was attended by 16,014 fans, setting a record for the highest attendance at a professional women's hockey game at a U.S. arena. The same game set the record for the highest attendance at a PWHL team's main arena, surpassing the 14,958 who attended the Vancouver Goldeneyes' first home game, against the Torrent, a week earlier.[12][13] The Torrent's U.S. arena attendance record was surpassed later in the 2025–26 season by a PWHL Takeover Tour game between the Montreal Victoire and New York Sirens at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., where 17,228 fans attended.[14] The Torrent sold out Climate Pledge Arena for the first time on February 27, 2026, their first game following the 2026 Winter Olympics, retaking the U.S. attendance record with a crowd of 17,335.[15]

Milestones

Regular season
Date Player Milestone
November 21, 2025[Recap 3] Julia Gosling 1st goal in franchise history
Anna Wilgren 1st assist in franchise history
10th career PWHL assist
Hilary Knight 20th career PWHL assist
Jenna Buglioni 1st career PWHL game
Marah Wagner
Corinne Schroeder 1st overtime loss in franchise history
November 28, 2025[Recap 4] Lyndie Lobdell 1st career PWHL game
Corinne Schroeder 1st loss in franchise history
December 3, 2025[Recap 5] Alex Carpenter 20th goal in PWHL career
Hannah Murphy 1st win in franchise history
1st career PWHL game
December 17, 2025[Recap 6] Julia Gosling 10th career PWHL goal
Hannah Bilka 10th career PWHL assist
Lily Delianedis 1st career PWHL game
December 21, 2025[Recap 7] Mikyla Grant-Mentis 10th career PWHL assist
December 28, 2025[Recap 9] Lexie Adzija 10th career PWHL goal
Lyndie Lobdell 1st career PWHL assist
Hannah Murphy 1st career PWHL assist
1st career PWHL loss
Alex Carpenter 1st career PWHL penalty
January 3, 2026[Recap 10] Alex Carpenter 50th career PWHL point
Julia Gosling 10th career PWHL assist
Mariah Keopple 5th career PWHL assist
Corinne Schroeder 1st shootout/overtime win in franchise history
January 11, 2026[Recap 12] Marah Wagner 1st career PWHL penalty
January 20, 2026[Recap 14] Megan Carter 1st career PWHL goal
Emily Brown 10th career PWHL assist
Lyndie Lobdell 1st career PWHL penalty
January 25, 2026[Recap 15] Jessie Eldridge 20th career PWHL goal
January 28, 2026[Recap 16] Danielle Serdachny 10th career PWHL assist
February 27, 2026[Recap 17] Aneta Tejralová 5th career PWHL goal
Sydney Langseth 1st career PWHL game
March 4, 2026[Recap 18] Alex Carpenter 30th career PWHL assist
Julia Gosling 15th career PWHL assist
March 11, 2026[Recap 19] Danielle Serdachny 5th career PWHL goal

Transactions

Draft

Main article: 2025 PWHL Draft

The 2025 PWHL Draft was held on June 24, 2025.[16]

Due to the additions of the Vancouver Goldeneyes and Seattle Torrent teams, an expansion draft was held on June 9, 2025.[17] Seattle acquired Aneta Tejralová, Hannah Bilka, Jessie Eldridge, Julia Gosling, Anna Wilgren, Megan Carter, and Emily Brown in the expansion draft.

Drafted prospect signings
Date Player Draft Term Ref
July 15, 2025 Jenna Buglioni First round, eighth overall (2025) Two years [18][19]
July 16, 2025 Hannah Murphy Second round, 15th overall (2025) Two years [20][21]
November 20, 2025 Lily Delianedis Third round, 24th overall (2025) One year [22][23]
Lyndie Lobdell Fifth round, 40th overall (2025) One year [22][23]
Jada Habisch Fourth round, 31st overall (2025) Reserve player contract [22][23]

Free agency

The free agency period began on June 16, 2025 at 9:00 am ET, with a pause between June 27 and July 8.[24] Prior to the start of the free agency period, there was an exclusive signing window from June 4–8 for the Seattle and Vancouver expansion teams.[17]

Free agent signings
Date Player Previous team Term Ref
June 5, 2025[a] Hilary Knight Boston Fleet One year [25][26]
Danielle Serdachny Ottawa Charge Two years [27][28]
Cayla Barnes Montreal Victoire Three years [29][30]
June 6, 2025[a] Alex Carpenter New York Sirens One year [31][32]
Corinne Schroeder New York Sirens Two years [33][34]
June 17, 2025 Mariah Keopple Montreal Victoire One year [35][36]
Lexie Adzija Boston Fleet Two years [37][36]
June 18, 2025 Natalie Snodgrass Ottawa Charge One year [38][36]
June 20, 2025 Mikyla Grant-Mentis Montreal Victoire Two years [39][36]
July 9, 2025 Carly Jackson Toronto Sceptres One year [40]
July 10, 2025 Anna Wilgren Montreal Victoire[b] One year [41]
November 20, 2025 Brooke Bryant Minnesota Frost One year [22][23]
Marah Wagner Skellefteå AIK (SDHL) One year [22][23]
Sydney Langseth Minnesota State University (WCHA) Reserve player contract [22][23]
Emily Zumwinkle Ohio State University (WCHA) Reserve player contract [22][23]

Notes

  1. ^ a b Expansion team exclusive signing window.
  2. ^ Restricted free agent selected in expansion draft.

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