PWHL will host first official all-star game in Toronto
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 12, 2026, 5:56 AM
Last updated Sep 12, 2026

Scripps Sports president Brian Lawlor confirmed that the PWHL plans to stage its first official All-Star Game in Toronto during the upcoming season. The announcement followed the finalization of a national broadcasting agreement between the league and Scripps Sports. While the league and the PWHLPA included provisions for an All-Star event in their collective bargaining agreement, a standalone showcase has not yet occurred. In the inaugural season, the PWHL participated in 3-on-3 events during NHL All-Star week rather than hosting a dedicated league competition. The new broadcasting deal includes 25 weeks of coverage spanning from early December through May. The network plans to broadcast a Game of the Week each Saturday along with semi-finals and the Walter Cup finals throughout the season.
- •Brian Lawlor confirmed the PWHL All-Star Game will take place in Toronto
- •The event is scheduled as part of the 2026-27 season broadcast coverage
- •Scripps Sports will air a weekly PWHL game starting in December
- •Previous PWHL All-Star appearances were limited to NHL showcase events
- 5:56 AMYahoo Sports — Report: PWHL To Host All-Star Game In Toronto
"In discussing his company’s new deal with the PWHL, Scripps Sports president Brian Lawlor also stated the PWHL will have an All-Star game in Toronto this season.
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