Boston Pride players cheer as coach Paul Mara hoists the NWHL Isobel Cup trophy after the team's win over the Minnesota Whitecaps in the championship hockey game in Boston, Saturday, March 27, 2021. After a year-long delay the Premier Hockey Federation's all-star weekend will make its ºÃÉ«tv debut next month in Toronto. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Mary Schwalm
Boston Pride players cheer as coach Paul Mara hoists the NWHL Isobel Cup trophy after the team's win over the Minnesota Whitecaps in the championship hockey game in Boston, Saturday, March 27, 2021. After a year-long delay the Premier Hockey Federation's all-star weekend will make its ºÃÉ«tv debut next month in Toronto. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Mary Schwalm
BOSTON - After a year-long delay the Premier Hockey Federation's all-star weekend will make its ºÃÉ«tv debut next month in Toronto.
The PHF announced that the home of the league's Toronto Six franchise will host the women's hockey event, ending with the all-star tournament Jan. 29 at the Mattamy Athletic Centre.
The 2022 event was originally slated for Toronto, but relocated to Buffalo, N.Y., due to COVID-19 restrictions in Ontario.
The 2023 all-star format will feature an American, ºÃÉ«tv, and global team selected the league's seven clubs competing in a mini round-robin competition and championship.
Team captains and full rosters will be announced over the coming weeks.
“Featuring the best of the PHF across three teams with national pride on the line helps demonstrate where we are headed as a league and our vision to be part of the global game in a major way," league commissioner Reagan Carey said in a release.
This report by ºÃÉ«tvwas first published Dec. 15, 2022.
