POWHA
Senior Women's Travel Hockey League currently comprised of 5 teams in MidAM & 1 from Central USAH.
First weekend of League games in Columbus, Ohio. Columbus Capitals Women's Ice Hockey, Dayton Fangs, St. Louis Frenzy women's ice hockey, Fighting Fillies Hockey.
Saturday Nov 4th:
1240pm North: Louisville vs Dayton. Day W 3-0.
2pm North: St Louis vs Cbus. Cbus W 4-2.
4pm Ice works: Louisville vs Cbus. Cbus W 8-1.
510pm Dublin St Louis vs Dayton
Sunday Nov 5th
1110 am North St Louis vs Louisville
310 pm North: Cbus vs Dayton. Dayton W 4-2.
17/04/2023
The Championship was a rematch from last season, Dayton Fangs vs Cleveland Barons Womens Hockey. Dayton wasn't able to defend the title and lost 6-1. Congrats to the Barons on a great season!
17/04/2023
Dayton Fangs claimed the league Sportsmanship Award, for the lowest Penalty Minutes accumulated in the season. They had only 3 penalties, giving them 6 total minutes.
POWHA Playoffs 3rd place game was Columbus Capitals Women's Ice Hockey vs Louisville Fighting Fillies. A hard fought match up that ended with Louisville on top in a 2-1 win.
15/04/2023
MVP of Defense is Casey Sudetic, with the Cleveland Barons Womens Hockey, she had 13 points, played all 12 games, and helped their team to many wins. Congrats on great season!
15/04/2023
MVP of the League is Yi Wang,with the Cleveland Barons Womens Hockey, she notched 20 goals and 8 assists, and played goalie 1 game.
Congrats on a great season!
15/04/2023
POWHA MVP of Goaltending is Kristan McKinney from St. Louis Frenzy women's ice hockey. MVP was chosen based on commitment to their team by # of games played, Goals Against, Goal Support from their team, # of wins and ties.
Congrats on a great season!
Playoffs start today at 9am in lovely Columbus, Indiana. We will be posting updates throughout the day!
Past, Present, and the Future!
The league was formed in 2002 by a group of teams from Ohio and W. Pennsylvania. Over the years the league has grown and shrank several times, at one point even having two different divisions based on skill level! The last two seasons, however, have seen the lowest number of teams, sitting at just 4, the Cincinnati Rising Stars, the Columbus Capitals, the Dayton Fangs, and the Indy Speed. All of the NE Ohio and PA teams have either folded or have moved on to leagues in the East. The 2017-2018 season welcomed a new addition in the Louisville Fighting Fillies, bringing our league up to 5 teams. This will hopefully start to regrow the league as we look to the South and West for new teams. The goal, ultimately, is to have 6-8 teams and to continue to look for new/interested teams in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia, and Tennessee.