The PWHL’s Ottawa Charge are set to remain in Ottawa next season after reaching an agreement to play at the NHL’s Ottawa Senators home arena, according to The Associated Press. Two people familiar with the discussions said the Charge will continue in the Ottawa market rather than relocating. The agreement follows earlier talks between PWHL and Senators officials. In March, both sides publicly indicated they were having “productive talks,” suggesting a potential path for the PWHL team to use the Senators’ facility. While the report describes the deal as reached, it does not specify financial terms or the full schedule. The announcement also indicates that plans were being considered that would allow the PWHL club to play in a major NHL venue, rather than staying with a separate arena arrangement. The Associated Press report does not attribute the decision to performance factors, and it does not provide additional details on ticketing, logistics, or any changes to the team’s home base beyond the arena agreement.
PWHL’s Charge to stay in Ottawa after deal to play at Senators arena
The PWHL’s Ottawa Charge are set to remain in Ottawa next season after reaching an agreement to play at the NHL’s Ottawa Senators home arena, according to The Associated Press. Two people familiar wit...
- The Ottawa Charge reach an agreement to play at the Ottawa Senators’ home arena next season.
- The Charge stay in Ottawa rather than relocating, according to people familiar with the discussions.
- The Associated Press reports the information after speaking with two people with knowledge of the talks.
- PWHL and Senators officials said in March that they were having productive talks.
- The report does not include financial terms or detailed scheduling information.
The Charge are staying in Ottawa, with the PWHL reaching an agreement to play in the NHL Senators’ home next season, two people with knowledge of discussions told The Associated Press. The deal was anticipated after PWHL and Senators officials in March said the two sides were having productive talks.
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