PWHL highlights top undrafted players entering fourth season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 5:12 PM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
As the Premier Women's Hockey League (PWHL) approaches its fourth season, several undrafted players have emerged as impactful contributors. Maddie Rooney from Minnesota Frost has secured a long-term contract after strong performances as a goaltender, while Mikyla Grant-Mentis of Seattle Torrent leads undrafted players in points. Beyond these two, other notable names include Kathryn Reilly, who played a pivotal role in Ottawa Charge's success, and Mariah Keopple, known for her defensive skills with PWHL San Jose. The league, which saw a significant influx of talent during the recent draft, will be worth watching as these undrafted players continue to establish their roles.
- •Maddie Rooney has won two Walter Cup titles with Minnesota Frost.
- •Mikyla Grant-Mentis is the top scoring undrafted player this season.
- •Kathryn Reilly led undrafted players in time on ice for Ottawa Charge.
- •Mariah Keopple is on track to play 100 games in the PWHL.
- •Catherine Dubois and Kaitlin Willoughby both contributed to Montreal's Walter Cup success.
- 5:12 PMYahoo Sports — Counting Down The PWHL's Best Undrafted Players To Date
"The PWHL is entering year four. The bulk of the league's talent has entered via the PWHL Draft, but there are already a handful of undrafted free agents who have made their mark in the league.
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