PWHL Vancouver: Hannah Miller Signs | News & Updates
PWHL Vancouver strengthens its forward line! The expansion team officially signed Hannah Miller, a top free agent, on monday. This strategic move adds offensive firepower and experience to Vancouver’s lineup as the league’s signing window opened. Miller, formerly of the Toronto Sceptres, showcased remarkable scoring abilities, and her return to her hometown promises excitement for fans. She even represented China at the 2022 Beijing Olympics!
general Manager Cara Gardner Morey is thrilled to bring Miller home.With six picks in the upcoming 2025 PWHL Draft on June 24, Vancouver plans to build a strong foundation. Read more now on News Directory 3 for the latest updates on team developments and the next steps in building the roster.Discover what’s next for PWHL Vancouver!
PWHL Vancouver Signs hannah Miller to Boost Forward Line
Updated June 16, 2025
PWHL Vancouver has added a key piece to its inaugural roster, signing forward Hannah Miller as a free agent.The declaration came Monday as the league’s free agency window opened.
Miller, 29, spent the previous two seasons with the Toronto Sceptres, tallying 10 goals and 14 assists in 29 games last season. Before her time in Toronto, the elite forward played five seasons with the KRS Vanke Rays in China, gaining valuable international experience.
The North Vancouver,British Columbia,native also represented China at the 2022 Beijing Olympics,where she scored the host country’s first goal of the Games. Miller’s international experience and scoring touch make her a valuable asset for the expansion team.
General Manager Cara Gardner Morey expressed her enthusiasm for bringing Miller back to her hometown.”Hannah is an elite forward who can put up points and wear down opponents,” Morey said. “We are excited to bring her home to Vancouver to be part of our foundation.”
“I’m truly honored and very excited to be joining the team in Vancouver,” Miller said. “It means so much to me to represent the city where I first fell in love with the game. It’s a real full-circle moment, and I can’t wait to meet all the fans and get started!”
Miller was selected for Canada’s roster for the 2025 women’s world hockey championship in March but was later deemed ineligible due to International Ice Hockey Federation transfer regulations.
What’s next
Vancouver will continue building its team with six selections in the 2025 PWHL Draft on June 24, including the seventh overall pick. The team aims to build a strong foundation for its inaugural season with a mix of experienced players like Miller and promising draft prospects.