Natalie Spooner
Natalie Spooner is a celebrated Canadian Olympian and member of the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL), known for her exceptional skills on the ice and recent participation in the PWHL Fantasy Camp in Toronto, where she impressed attendees with her performance.
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The roster changeover factored into Ryan’s decision as he considered it an ideal time for a new coach to begin reshaping the team for the 2030 Olympics in France.
Canadian women’s hockey coach Troy Ryan tells AP he believes it’s time he steps down
Canada· 2026-02-28
Tough to lose that way,” Ms. Spooner said afterward, fighting back tears.
Canada loses overtime heartbreaker to U.S. 2-1 in women’s gold-medal hockey finalCanada· 2026-02-20
Natalie Spooner is determined to make the most of her time at the Olympic Village by taste-testing food.
Winter Olympics 2026 live updates: ‘Beat up’ McMorris finishes 8th in slopestyle; Canada to face Czechia in men’s hockey quartersCanada· 2026-02-18
Natalie Spooner is relieved hockey players aren’t wired up in Milan after a heated argument between Canadian and Swedish curlers was caught on microphone at the Olympics.
Hockey players glad to not wear microphones after Olympic curling spat goes live on TVCanada· 2026-02-14
Natalie Spooner, playing in her fourth Olympics, highlighted the importance of composure in big moments.
Time is running out for Canada’s women’s hockey team to clean up its gameCanada· 2026-02-14
Natalie Spooner contributed to Canada's scoring in their first win against Switzerland.
Poulin injury overshadows Canada’s dominant win over CzechiaCanada· 2026-02-10
Natalie Spooner scored the opening goal for Canada in their game against Switzerland.
What a six-word message written on a hockey stick means for Canada’s women’s team in MilanCanada· 2026-02-08Natalie Spooner and Marie-Philip Poulin celebrate a goal for Canada during Saturday's game against Switzerland.
Winter Olympics Day 2: Lindsey Vonn crashes in women’s downhill final, airlifted by helicopterCanada· 2026-02-08
Natalie Spooner, playing in her fourth Olympics, opened the scoring midway through the second period.
Canadian women’s team shakes off rust to beat Swiss in Olympic openerCanada· 2026-02-07
Professional hockey player Natalie Spooner wears True gear.
Former Bauer owner Graeme Roustan acquires True Hockey from U.S. private-equity fundCanada· 2025-09-04
Natalie Spooner was the previous Canadian to earn the IIHF’s Female Player of the Year honour.
Marie-Philip Poulin wins IIHF’s female player of the year awardCanada· 2025-06-18
Natalie Spooner was the league MVP and led the Sceptres during the previous season.
Three Canadian teams vie for PWHL championship as the league roars into its second postseasonCanada· 2025-05-07
Natalie Spooner is happy to get a second crack at the post-season after returning from surgery on a torn anterior cruciate ligament.
Sceptres set for PWHL playoff rematch against defending Walter Cup champion FrostCanada· 2025-05-06
Natalie Spooner is the reigning MVP and scoring champion of the Professional Women’s Hockey League.
Natalie Spooner using experience to round back into MVP form for surging SceptresCanada· 2025-03-07
Natalie Spooner scored her first two goals of the season as the Toronto Sceptres cruised to a 4-1 win over the Montreal Victoire.
Spooner scores first two of season, Sceptres topple PWHL-leading Victoire 4-1Canada· 2025-03-07
Natalie Spooner is a 2024 PWHL MVP who returned to the Toronto team.
Attendance and scoring up two-thirds into PWHL’s second season with expansion plans on horizonCanada· 2025-03-04
Natalie Spooner plays for the Toronto Sceptres and was stopped by Desbiens in a crucial moment.
Victoire lean on Poulin, Desbiens to beat Sceptres 3-1Canada· 2025-02-26
Natalie Spooner was stopped by Ann-Renee Desbiens in the final minute of the game.
Poulin nets winner as Victoire edge Sceptres 3-1Canada· 2025-02-26
Natalie Spooner, the reigning league MVP, was scratched for the game due to load management.
Daryl Watts nets OT winner as surging Toronto Sceptres edge Ottawa Charge 3-2 in EdmontonCanada· 2025-02-17
Natalie Spooner is the reigning league MVP for the Toronto Sceptres who recently returned from injury.
Edmonton looks to impress as expansion destination by hosting PWHL neutral-site gameCanada· 2025-02-13
Natalie Spooner made her highly anticipated comeback to the Toronto Sceptres after a long injury layoff.
Natalie Spooner tallies assist in long-awaited return to Sceptres lineupCanada· 2025-02-12
Natalie Spooner equated her nine-month layoff from left knee surgery to returning to action after giving birth to her son Rory two years ago.
Spooner gives Sceptres a lift, Fast gets them an OT win over FrostCanada· 2025-02-12
Natalie Spooner returned after a nine-month layoff from off-season knee surgery and assisted on Toronto’s first goal.
Fast scores in OT as Spectres tip Frost 3-2 in Spooner’s returnCanada· 2025-02-12Natalie Spooner has been activated from long-term injured reserve and will make her season debut in Tuesday’s home game against the defending champion Minnesota Frost.
Sceptres forward Natalie Spooner activated off LTIR, will make debut against FrostCanada· 2025-02-11Natalie Spooner is a Canadian Olympian and current member of the Toronto Sceptres of the PWHL.
Fantasy camps let armchair athletes live the dreamCanada· 2025-02-10
