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PWHL unveils Vancouver teams official jerseys

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Vancouver's new PWHL team unveiled its jersey designs, featuring "Vancouver" prominently printed on a Pacific blue and cream jersey with bronze bands. The team has yet to announce its official name or logo, with candidates including "Griffins," "Breakers," and "Glaciers. " The league confirmed Vancouver's expansion in April, making it one of eight teams in the league. The inaugural game is scheduled for November 21 against Seattle at the Pacific Coliseum. Notable players like Olympians Sarah Nurse and Jenn Gardiner will represent the team on the ice.

Fans eager to support their team can already purchase the jerseys online. The PWHL aims to enhance women's hockey visibility and engagement in the region. This expansion reflects the growing popularity of women's sports in North America.

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