The Montreal Victoire is gearing up for an exciting start to the new Premier Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) season. This weekend, fans will have the chance to meet players from the Victoire during intermissions at the Bell Centre before they face off against their Boston rivals. The home opener is scheduled for November 25 at Place Bell, introducing fans to a new season of thrilling hockey.
Upcoming Events for Montreal Victoire
- Season Opener: Sunday, November 25, 2023, at Place Bell
- “Duel at the Top” Game: December 27, 2023, at the Bell Centre
Celebrating Achievements
The University of Montreal Carabins women’s soccer team has achieved a significant milestone this month by winning their third national championship. Their success will be celebrated on the scoreboard during an upcoming game.
Team Comparisons and Season Performance
The Montreal Canadiens experienced a tough match against the Columbus Blue Jackets but managed to earn a point after coming back from a 3-1 deficit. This performance is seen as a positive sign as they prepare to face the Washington Capitals, a familiar opponent for the Canadiens from last year’s playoffs.
This season has not been easy for the Capitals. With a current record of 10-8-2, they’ve struggled to maintain consistency, experiencing only one winning streak of three or more games. Special teams have been a significant issue, with the Capitals ranking near the bottom in both power play and penalty kill stats.
Key Players to Watch
- Lane Hutson: Recently produced one of his best performances against Columbus, showcasing his skill and determination.
- Alex Ovechkin: As the greatest goalscorer in NHL history, he may be making one of his last appearances at the Bell Centre this season.
Caps vs. Habs Matchup
The Canadiens aim to build momentum against the Capitals. The team has a series of games lined up against the Capitals, including:
- November 20 vs. WSH
- January 13 @ WSH
- February 28 vs. WSH
Fans can expect an electrifying atmosphere at the Bell Centre as the Canadiens look to establish their rhythm while celebrating local hockey talent.
