What is the PWHL attendance record post-Olympics?

The New York Sirens set a new home attendance record of 8,264 fans following the Winter Olympics.

How has PWHL viewership increased after the Olympics?

The PWHL secured a national broadcast deal with Scripps Sports and saw multiple sellout games after the Olympics.

What is the impact of the Olympics on PWHL ticket sales?

Ticket searches for PWHL games have increased by nearly 50% since the Olympics, with purchases up by 42% for U.S. franchises.

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PWHL Attendance Soars Post-Olympics

16 Mar

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Summary

New York Sirens set home attendance record of 8,264.
PWHL saw sellouts and national broadcast deal post-Olympics.
Ticket searches for PWHL games rose nearly 50% since Olympics.

The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) is experiencing unprecedented growth and attention in the wake of the Winter Olympics. The New York Sirens recently shattered their home attendance record, drawing 8,264 fans to a game that also saw them secure a decisive 6-2 victory. This remarkable turnout reflects a wider surge in interest for women's hockey.

Following the Olympic break, the PWHL's initial three games were sellouts, including a league-record 17,335 attendees in Seattle. Upcoming games in Madison Square Garden and Boston's TD Garden are also sold out. This heightened interest has led to a broadcast agreement with Scripps Sports, bringing PWHL games to a national U.S. audience for the first time.