On Saturday, June 20, 2026, the Professional Women’s Hockey League saw two notable roster moves as Victoire secured the services of its Quebec‑born forwards Jade Downie‑Landry and Alexandra Labelle, while the Toronto Sceptres announced the signing of veteran forward Jamie Lee Rattray to a two‑year contract.
Victoire confirmed that both Downie‑Landry and Labelle have agreed to return for the upcoming season. The forward duo, both hailing from Quebec, had previously contributed to the team’s offensive efforts and will now continue their roles under the new agreement. The club did not disclose financial terms, noting only that the contracts extend through the next two campaigns.
In Toronto, the Sceptres added Jamie Lee Rattray to their roster. Rattray, described by the organization as a veteran forward, signed a two‑year deal that will keep her in the league through the 2027 season. The Sceptres highlighted her experience as a valuable addition as they shape their line‑up for the forthcoming campaign.
These transactions form part of a broader wave of player agreements finalized on Saturday as PWHL teams finalize rosters ahead of the league’s next season. Several clubs across the league used the weekend to lock in key talent, ensuring that the majority of roster spots are filled before preseason activities commence.
The moves underscore the continued emphasis on retaining proven talent while also integrating seasoned players capable of contributing immediately. Both Victoire and the Toronto Sceptres appear focused on building competitive squads as the league prepares for what promises to be another high‑profile season of women’s professional hockey.
No additional details regarding future negotiations or further signings were released at the time of reporting.