Sarah Nurse is excited about playing for a new crowd in her third PWHL campaign after suiting up for the Toronto Sceptres ...

When Sarah Nurse first stepped onto the Aquabus dock at Vancouver’s Granville Island, she was a little apprehensive.

Get used to seeing Sarah Nurse more often. The expansion PWHL Vancouver club had the Canadian national team veteran forward ...

Nurse, who recently signed with PWHL (Professional Women's Hockey League) Vancouver following two seasons with the Toronto Sceptres, was comparing herself to her fellow Team Canada athletes from the ...

Identifying with that lingering impact, Nurse signed on to star in a new campaign for Dove called #UnseenBeauty. The ...

Forward Sarah Nurse has signed with PWHL Vancouver, the team announced Thursday. The news of Nurse’s intention to sign with Vancouver was first reported by on Wednesday. The league’s expansion ...

Last season, Nurse, a native of Hamilton, Ont., 11 goals and 12 assists for 23 points in 24 games with Toronto, second on the team in points. In 39 career PWHL games, Nurse has 16 goals and 19 ...

The Toronto Sceptres have activated forward Sarah Nurse from long-term injured reserve (LTIR). She is in the lineup today for the Toronto Sceptres as they play the Montréal Victoire. The 30-year ...

Nurse played her college hockey at the University of Wisconsin, with her best season coming in 2016-17, scoring 25 goals and 28 assists for 53 points in 39 games.

At three years old, Sarah Nurse fell in love with skating which led to her learning the rules of hockey which started her taking to the ice arena for the sport at five years old.

TORONTO (AP) — Sarah Nurse checked in with a late game-winner on the power play and Hannah Miller scored twice to lift the Toronto Sceptres to a 4-2 win against the New York Sirens on Saturday.