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PWHL fans are watching the 2025 IIHF World Championships with avid interest, not only for how their favorite players will fare, but to see what, if any, impact there will be on their PWHL team when the season restarts April 26.
The World Championships will certainly have an impact on the league, and some of the PWHL's top players are also making an impact on the Worlds.
Mrazova Looks Strong In Return
Katerina Mrazova returned to the ice after nearly two months on injured reserve. Mrazova was hurt on February 13 against the Minnesota Frost, and has not played a PWHL game since. In 11 games this season, Mrazova had six points for the Ottawa Charge.
She picked up an assist for Czechia in their 3-0 tournament opening win while playing just under 17 minutes.
Peslarova Perfect So Far
In her one and only PWHL appearance this season, Klara Peslarova stepped into the Boston Fleet crease with her team trailing. She stopped all 15 shots she faced and earned a win as the Fleet came back to win.
In her first game since then, Peslarova stepped into Czechia's crease and made 26 saves for a 3-0 shutout to open the 2025 IIHF women's World Championships.
Hayley Scamurra Scores Twice
In the PWHL this season, it took Hayley Scamurra 21 games to score her first goal. She was also traded from the Ottawa Charge to Toronto Sceptres after her slow start. At the World Championships, Scamurra scored twice in USA's opening game against Finland.
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