The upcoming matchup between the Seattle Torrent and the Vancouver Goldeneyes is set for April 14, 2026, at the Pacific Coliseum. This significant game will kick off at 7 p.m. PT and can be viewed live on Prime Video for Canadian viewers, as well as on FOX 13+ and the PWHL YouTube channel for audiences in the U.S. and internationally.
Seattle Torrent Overview
The Seattle Torrent currently holds a record of 7 wins, 1 loss, and 3 overtime losses, accumulating 26 points and placing them 8th in the league standings. Their top scorer, Julia Gosling, leads the team with 18 points from 6 goals and 12 assists over 26 games. In their most recent match on April 8, Seattle secured a 5-3 victory against Ottawa, marking their first win in a PWHL visiting market.
Vancouver Goldeneyes Overview
The Vancouver Goldeneyes are slightly ahead, with a record of 7 wins, 1 loss, and 4 overtime losses, giving them 27 points and a 7th place standing. Claire Thompson is their leading scorer, contributing 15 points with 3 goals and 12 assists over 24 games. Vancouver suffered a 5-1 defeat against Boston on April 7, 2026, in their last outing, highlighting the need for improvement.
Season Series and Key Statistics
In the 2025-26 season series, Vancouver leads with 5 points to Seattle’s 1. Here’s a summary of their previous matchups:
- Nov. 21: Vancouver 4 – 3 Seattle (OT)
- Jan. 25: Vancouver 3 – 1 Seattle
- April 14: Vancouver vs. Seattle
- April 18: Seattle vs. Vancouver
Implications of the Game
This game holds high stakes for both teams. Seattle must secure a regular-time win to maintain their playoff aspirations, while Vancouver can extend their playoff ambitions with any win. A Seattle victory in overtime or a shootout would eliminate both teams from playoff contention.
Player Highlights
- Julia Gosling: Averaging 6:08 more ice time than last season and recording 1.72 more shots per game.
- Danielle Serdachny: Achieved her first multi-goal game recently and has shown strong performance with 1 goal and 2 assists in her last five matches.
- Alex Carpenter: On the brink of making PWHL history with three consecutive 20-point seasons.
- Sophie Jaques: Scored eight goals, matching the league record for goals by a defender in a single season.
Upcoming Events at the Game
The game will feature special attractions, including giveaways for the first 6,000 fans—an exclusive Barbie™ x Goldeneyes Belt Bag. Attendees can also look forward to guest appearances including Paralympian Tyler Turner and local basketball influencers, Tristan Jass and Mychal Mulder.
Coaches’ Comments
Both teams’ coaches are focused on utilizing their recent match experiences. Seattle’s Head Coach Steve O’Rourke emphasized maintaining momentum from their last win, while Vancouver’s Head Coach Brian Idalski highlighted the need for strategic improvements against Seattle’s heavy play style.
This Pacific Northwest rivalry promises an electrifying contest as both teams vie for crucial points in their playoff pursuits. Fans can expect an engaging night filled with hockey and community spirit.
