The West Chester Wolves NCDC return to action this weekend with a two-game home series against the Islanders Hockey Club at PNY Sports Arena. The matchups mark the Wolves’ first games since the Christmas break, with their last contest coming on December 20.

The West Chester Wolves Academy teams are gearing up for a packed weekend of competition as both U18 and U16 squads take the ice one final time before the Christmas break. With multiple matchups across three days, the Wolves will look to close out the pre-holiday stretch with strong performances and continued development inside the THF schedule.

The West Chester Wolves NCDC are gearing up for their final games before Christmas break, hitting the road Friday afternoon before returning to PNY Sports Arena for a late-night showdown on Saturday. With momentum building and key players heating up, the Wolves will look to finish strong heading into the holiday pause.

The Wolves Premier team remains unstoppable, extending their win streak to 13 games and continue their domination at the top of the Atlantic Division standings. West Chester hasn’t lost since October 11, proving once again they’re one of the hottest teams in the USPHL Premier.

The West Chester Wolves Premier are back on home ice and riding a wave of momentum as they prepare to take on the New Jersey Renegades Sunday night at 5:45 PM ET at PNY Sports Arena.

The West Chester Wolves Academy rolls into the THF Philadelphia Showcase this weekend with both the U18 and U16 squads geared up for a heavy four-game slate.

The West Chester Wolves are gearing up for a busy stretch with three games this week as they take on the P.A.L. Junior Islanders, Mercer Chiefs, and Rockets Hockey Club. The Wolves face P.A.L. at home on Wednesday, Dec. 10 at 1:00 PM at PNY Sports Arena, followed by matchups against Mercer on Friday, Dec. 12 at 1:00 PM and the Rockets on Saturday, Dec. 13 at 3:30 PM, both played at Revolution Ice Gardens. All games can be streamed live on USPHL+ at BlackBearSports.tv, giving

The West Chester Wolves Premier Hockey Team is gearing up for a massive back-to-back weekend, starting with a Friday afternoon clash in Pittston before heading to Long Island for a Saturday night showdown.

The West Chester Wolves Academy is making franchise history this weekend as both the U18 and U16 squads cross the border into Canada for the first time ever to compete in the PPHL Canada Showcase.

The Wolves fought through a challenging five-game stretch, showcasing grit and flashes of dominance against top-tier NCDC opponents. From a statement win over the Hitmen to high-intensity matchups with the Rockets, Mercer, and Connecticut, West Chester continues to battle with resilience and heart.

The Wolves 16U and 18U squads battled through five games in Essex, combining big wins, clutch moments, and hard-fought battles that showcased the grit, depth, and determination fueling West Chester’s Academy program.

West Chester extended their winning streak with dominant performances at PNY Sports Arena and Ice Vault Arena, outscoring opponents 24–9 over four games.

The West Chester Wolves Academy are heading into Middleton, Massachusetts with one message for the rest of the field at the Power Prep Showcase: We didn’t come to participate — we came to dominate.

The pack isn’t just riding momentum—they’re building a statement. With an eight-game win streak, the pack is buzzing, and now it’s time to take that momentum on the road for a back-to-back showdown with the Jersey Hitmen.

The West Chester Wolves are heading into the week with one thing on their mind: redemption.

The West Chester Wolves Premier team prepares for a two-game home stand this weekend as they welcome the Junior Rangers to PNY Sports Arena.

Action kicks off Friday, Nov. 14 at 1:00 PM as the Wolves face the Jersey Hitmen, followed by a special Salute to Service Night matchup against the Rockets Hockey Club on Saturday, Nov. 15 at 5:15 PM, and wrapping up the weekend with a clash against the Junior Rangers on Sunday, Nov. 16 at 4:00 PM.

The Pack is on the move. Both the U16 and U18 Wolves Academy teams are headed to Massachusetts for the UT1HL Futures Showcase — four games in four days against some of the toughest competition in the league.

The Wolves opened their road trip with a dominant 4–0 shutout win over the Rockets at Bridgewater Sports Arena.

The Wolves split their weekend slate, falling to the Jersey Hitmen at home before responding with a solid road win over Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.