Let’s take a look at the Fleet’s 2026-27 schedule!
On Friday, Oct. 2, the Boston Fleet announced their schedule for the 2026-27 PWHL season, officially setting the stage for another season of professional women’s hockey in Boston.
The Fleet will kick off the season on the road, taking on the New York Sirens on Sunday, Dec. 6, at Prudential Center in Newark.
Just three days later, Boston will make its home debut.
The Fleet Are Coming Home to Agganis
On Dec. 9, the Fleet will host the Ottawa Charge at Agganis Arena for their home opener.
The matchup will bring Ottawa to Boston for the first time this season and gives the Fleet an early opportunity to face one of the league’s familiar opponents following the 2026 Walter Cup Playoffs.
Boston will then hit the road again on Dec. 12, traveling north of the border to face the Toronto Sceptres at Coca-Cola Coliseum.
The Fleet will return home on Dec. 16 to host the Montréal Victoire at Agganis Arena. Montréal enters the season as the reigning 2026 Walter Cup champions, adding another major matchup to Boston’s early-season schedule.
A West Coast Road Trip
After another home game against Toronto on Jan. 9, the Fleet will embark on a major West Coast road trip later in December.
Boston’s trip will begin on Dec. 22 against the Vancouver Goldeneyes at Pacific Coliseum.
The following night, the Fleet will head to Seattle to take on the Seattle Torrent at Climate Pledge Arena.
From there, Boston will travel to Las Vegas for a Dec. 26 matchup against PWHL Las Vegas at T-Mobile Arena before finishing the trip in San Jose on Dec. 30 against PWHL San Jose at SAP Center.
The four-game stretch will give Boston its first visits to several of the PWHL’s newest markets while also sending the Fleet into some of the biggest arenas in the league.
Back Home Before Another Road Trip
The Fleet will return home to open 2027 with a Jan. 2 matchup against Ottawa before traveling to face Toronto on Jan. 9.
Boston will then host a stretch of games at Agganis Arena, including matchups against New York and Ottawa, before hitting the road again.
The next road stretch will take Boston to Ottawa on Jan. 17, Montréal on Jan. 23 and Hamilton on Jan. 26.
The Hamilton matchup will mark Boston’s first trip to face PWHL Hamilton.
The Fleet will then continue west to take on the Minnesota Frost on Jan. 29 before facing Toronto again on Feb. 2.
With new teams, new cities and plenty of familiar opponents on the schedule, the 2026-27 season is shaping up to be another busy one for the Fleet.
A Busy February
After their matchup against Toronto on Feb. 2, the Fleet will return home to Agganis Arena for a matchup against PWHL Detroit on Feb. 6.
Boston will then hit the road again, traveling to Hamilton on Feb. 10 before heading to Montréal on Feb. 12 to take on the Victoire at Place Bell.
The Fleet will return home on Feb. 17 to host the Seattle Torrent at Agganis Arena.
Boston will then face Montréal once again on Feb. 20 before hosting Vancouver on Feb. 27.
March Brings More Home Hockey
The Fleet will open March with a pair of home games at Agganis Arena.
On March 14, Boston will host the Minnesota Frost before welcoming PWHL San Jose to Boston on March 21.
The Fleet will then host PWHL Las Vegas on March 27, giving Boston another opportunity to face one of the league’s newest teams at home.
The Final Stretch
As the regular season begins to wind down, Boston will hit the road again.
The Fleet will face the New York Sirens on April 3 before traveling to Detroit on April 8 for a matchup at Little Caesars Arena.
Boston will return home on April 10 to host PWHL Hamilton at Agganis Arena.
The Fleet will then host New York once again on April 14 before closing out the regular season on April 17 against the Toronto Sceptres at Agganis Arena.
A New Season Ahead
With the addition of new teams, new cities and plenty of familiar opponents, the Fleet’s 2026-27 schedule is packed with opportunities for Boston to make its mark across the PWHL.
From the home opener against Ottawa to trips across the country and matchups against the reigning Walter Cup champions, there will be plenty to watch for as the Fleet begin their third season.
Boston’s season officially begins Dec. 6 in Newark against the New York Sirens, before the Fleet return home to Agganis Arena on Dec. 9 for their home opener against Ottawa.
The countdown to another season of Fleet hockey is officially on.
