Natalie Spooner was the PWHL's leading scorer, goal scorer, top forward, and MVP. But her season didn't end with a championship, it ended with an injury, now she'll need to walk before she can run ...

And on Jan. 1, when Toronto faced off against New York in the first PWHL game ever, Spooner was in the lineup. A few days later, she scored the Toronto franchise’s first goal in its first win.

Toronto forward Natalie Spooner out for season with knee injury: How team will cope without leading scorer. By Hailey Salvian and Dom Luszczyszyn. May 15, 2024 Updated May 16, 2024.

Natalie Spooner had April 2025 circled on her calendar.The reigning PWHL MVP missed the beginning of this season as she recovered from off-season knee surgery, the product of an injury she sustained ...

Spooner, who paced the league in Year 1 with 20 goals in 24 games, had surgery on her left ACL this off-season. “With those types of injuries, there are just numbers that come with it to get ...

It’s tough to be quiet around Spooner, she just brings such a good energy. The one thing I think I don't think you'd find many players in hockey that just treat everybody the exact same too; she ...

The Toronto Sceptres announced Tuesday that they re-signed forward Natalie Spooner to a two-year contract extension, keeping her with the club through the 2026-27 season. NEWSLETTERS Emailed Daily.

Natalie Spooner scored the shootout winner to help the Toronto Sceptres snap a two-game skid with a 2-1 victory over the New York Sirens on Tuesday night. Daryl Watts scored in regulation for ...

EXETER, Ont. — Five months after tearing her ACL, the first MVP in the history of the Professional Women’s Hockey League was skating alone in a community rink. While most PWHL players were ...