Vancouver Goldeneyes Season Schedule 2026-2027

The Vancouver Goldeneyes schedule is set as the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) unveiled its 2026-27 regular-season running from Saturday, December 5 through Sunday, April 18. The PWHL’s fourth season will feature 12 teams competing in newly established Eastern and Western Conferences, a league-record 180 games, and an expanded eight-team playoff format to determine a Walter Cup champion.

Vancouver Goldeneyes Schedule

Home opener tickets are available now as the Goldeneyes take on Seattle Torrent at the Pacific Coliseum on Saturday, December 5 at 1:00pm. Season memberships and Flex Packs are on sale now, single game tickets go on sale Friday, October 9, 2026.

How to Watch PWHL Games

Each team will play 30 regular-season ​games — 18 within the conference and 12 inter-conference contests. Every team will visit every market ‌at ⁠least once. Nearly half of the 180 total games will be played on Saturdays or Sundays.

There will be 19 Saturday broadcasts in the U.S., highlighted by the ION Game of the Week plus PWHL All-Star, airing on ION, Scripps’ national sports and entertainment network.

Fans in Canada will continue to enjoy coverage across a combination of linear and digital platforms operated by the league’s returning media partners. The schedule consists of live coverage across TSN (55 games) and Sportsnet (30 games) throughout the week, with exclusive Tuesdays on Prime Video (20 games). CBC coverage will continue Saturdays this season with 26 games, including eight in primetime through the return of Hockey Night in Canada, as announced Monday.

All 30 Montréal Victoire games will broadcast in French across RDS (18), Radio-Canada on ICI TÉLÉ and ICI TOU.TV (6), and Prime Video (6), plus new audio coverage of the Victoire across ICI PREMIÈRE and Radio-Canada OHdio.

All 180 regular-season games will be available to a global audience on the PWHL’s YouTube channel. In Canada, fans can access games on these platforms when they are not being carried by a national media partner. Additional network coverage, including regional partnerships with over-the-air broadcast groups, will be announced before the season.

New Conferences

For the first time, PWHL teams will be divided into two conferences, each consisting of six teams.

Eastern Conference: Boston Fleet, PWHL Hamilton, Montréal Victoire, New York Sirens, Ottawa Charge, Toronto Sceptres

Western Conference: PWHL Detroit, PWHL Las Vegas, Minnesota Frost, PWHL San Jose, Seattle Torrent, Vancouver Goldeneyes

Each team will play 30 regular-season games, including 18 within its conference and 12 interconference games. Every team will visit the primary or secondary home venue in all 12 PWHL markets at least once, providing fans with the opportunity to see all teams.

The PWHL Walter Cup Playoffs will expand at the conclusion of the 2026-27 regular season to feature eight teams competing in three rounds, up from the four-team and two-round format in each of the league’s first three postseasons.

The eight teams that qualify for the playoffs will be the top four teams in each conference. The first round will feature four best-of-three series, followed by best-of-five conference finals and a best-of-five PWHL Walter Cup Finals presented by Scotiabank.

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