Detroit Gears Up for PWHL Draft with New Team Logo
Detroit Gears Up for PWHL Draft with New Team Logo

WindsorNewsDetroit is preparing to host the Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) draft, as the league unveils a new logo for its Detroit-based team. The image, provided by the PWHL and released via The Associated Press, showcases the branding for the expansion franchise.

Key Details of the Draft

The draft event marks a significant milestone for women's hockey in Detroit, with the league expanding its footprint. The new logo symbolizes the team's identity and the growing popularity of the sport.

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