FOX 13 to broadcast, stream 24 Seattle Torrent games in team's inaugural PWHL season

FOX 13 is home for Seattle Torrent games

The PWHL just announced a league-wide broadcast lineup and FOX 13+ will air a majority of Seattle Torrent games.

SEATTLE - The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) announced its local broadcast partnership for the upcoming season and FOX 13+ will be the primary home of the Seattle Torrent.

As the 2025-26 PWHL regular season is set to begin on Friday, fans can catch 24 Torrent games on FOX 13+ (ch. 22.1/cable 110) and streaming on FOX LOCAL in the Seattle-Tacoma DMA. The remaining six games will be televised on KONG.

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Seattle Torrent unveiled as name of PWHL hockey team

The PWHL unveiled the team’s name, logo, and colors inspired by Seattle’s waterways and vibrant sports tradition.

This is the Seattle Torrent's inaugural season, which they will begin on the road against the Vancouver Goldeneyes on Friday. Their first home game is against the Minnesota Frost, which is scheduled for Nov. 28 at Climate Pledge Arena.

"The PWHL’s broadcast strategy isn’t about exclusivity — it’s about accessibility," said Amy Scheer, PWHL Executive Vice President of Business Operations. "By working with an incredible mix of broadcast and digital partners across North America, we’re ensuring fans everywhere can experience the speed, skill, and intensity of PWHL hockey. This approach allows us to continue expanding our audience, strengthen local connections, and showcase our world-class athletes on the biggest possible stage."

The backstory:

Earlier this year, the PWHL announced that it was expanding new franchises in Seattle and Vancouver, B.C.

The PWHL launched in 2023 with teams in major hockey markets primarily on the East Coast. Boston, Minnesota and New York made up the three U.S.-based teams with Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa as the three Canadian entries.

>> PWHL Seattle announces 30-game schedule for inaugural season

PWHL Minnesota won the first championship last year and became the Minnesota Frost ahead of year two. The Boston Fleet, Montréal Victoire, Toronto Sceptres, New York Sirens, and Ottawa Charge followed.

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