Victoire de Montréal: PWHL teams names, logos ahead of 2024-25 season

The wait is finally over as all six PWHL clubs have revealed team names and logos.

The announcement was made on CityTV’s Breakfast Television Monday morning.

The six names are:

• Victoire de Montréal
• Ottawa Charge
• Toronto Sceptres
• Boston Fleet
• Minnesota Frost
• New York Sirens

The PWHL’s inaugural season, which took place across 24 games between January and April 2024, was played without team names and with generic jerseys. Though an official start date for the season hasn’t been set, the league extended the season from 24 to 30 games.

Montréal Victoire – ‘Victoire’ embodies Montréal’s joyously competitive spirit, acting as inspiration for the city to climb to even greater sporting heights. Win or lose, ‘Victoire’ is a mindset, celebrating the city’s pursuit of achievement. The logo features wing-like shapes in the team’s signature deep burgundy color, subtly alluding to the Goddess of Victory and symbolizing strength and agility. A hidden ‘M’ within the wings pays homage to Greater Montréal. Additionally, a fleur-de-lis, a national symbol of Québec, is gracefully integrated and evokes the rich cultural history of the province and the city. 

“The unveiling of these new team identities marks a significant milestone for the entire PWHL community,” said Amy Scheer, PWHL Senior Vice President of Business Operations. “Over the inaugural season, we rigorously developed the most authentic team brands for each city. The PWHL has united the professional women’s hockey community, and we are excited for these new identities to deepen the connection between the teams and their local communities. We want these to become symbols that our players and fans alike can rally behind as we move forward in this new chapter of our journey.” 

“Our teams were so proud to represent their home markets last season, and as we launch Season Two, we’re elevating that pride with new identities that truly embody the spirit of each club,” said Jayna Hefford, PWHL Senior Vice President of Hockey Operations. “These new names and logos capture the dynamic energy of our athletes and enhance our teams’ presence in their cities, building a stronger foundation for the future of our league.”