2024-25
Record: 12 Wins – 2 OTW – 4 OTL – 12 L, 3rd in PWHL
Playoffs: Lost in PWHL Finals
Key Losses
Natalie Snodgrass (F – SEA), Danielle Serdachny (F – SEA), Aneta Tejralova (D – SEA), Tereza Vanisova (F – VAN), Ashton Bell (D – VAN), Emerance Maschmeyer (G – VAN), Zoe Boyd (D – BOS), Shiann Darkangelo (F – MON), Jincy Roese (D – NYS)
Key Additions
Elizabeth Giguere (F), Fanuza Kadirova (F), Anna Shokhina (F), Sarah Wozniewicz (F), Brooke Hobson (D), Rory Guilday (D), Madeline Wethington (D), Emma Bergesen (D), Sanni Ahola (G)
2025-26 Preview
Looking for Continued Growth
After falling short to Minnesota in the PWHL Championship, the Ottawa Charge look to build upon their strong 2024-25 season in 2025-26. However, just like every other team not in Seattle or Vancouver, the Charge took a very heavy hit with expansion and free agency. The Charge lost two forwards and a defender to Seattle, a forward, a defender, and goaltender Emerance Maschmeyer to Vancouver, and two defenders and a forward to free agency. When looking at who the Charge lost during the offseason, a lot of these players were key pieces for the run to the PWHL Championship series.
For the Charge, the one bright spot they have is goaltender Gwyneth Philips, who blossomed into a certifiable number one goaltender for the Charge. However, losing Maschmeyer is a blow for the Charge as she was a solid 1B option behind Philips. The Charge, like the rest of the Founding 6, will have a lot of new faces coming into the lineup, and they will hope they mesh and build chemistry quickly as they look to return to the PWHL Championship.
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