Vancouver’s Goldeneyes will open their second PWHL season in a new look, skating in blue and cream sweaters built around the club’s Goldeneyes identity.
- The Goldeneyes revealed their new uniforms Wednesday ahead of Season 2.
- Vancouver will wear blue jerseys with cream trim at home.
- The road set is cream with blue detailing.
- A V-shaped colour-block pattern references both Vancouver and the club’s postgame Flying V celebration.
- The chest crest carries the Goldeneyes logo in white, brown and yellow stitching.
- Each sleeve has five bronze stripes, representing the wings of a common goldeneye and tying back to the team logo.
- Sarah Nurse, Jenn Gardiner and Caroline Harvey appeared in the club’s uniform reveal.
- Last season’s inaugural PWHL jerseys used “Vancouver” across the front rather than the Goldeneyes crest.
New sweaters set for Seattle opener
The uniforms will get their first game action on Saturday, Dec. 5, when Vancouver hosts the Seattle Torrent at Pacific Coliseum during the league’s opening weekend.
The home sweater puts the blue base front and centre, while the cream road version flips the palette. Both carry the same V treatment and bronze sleeve marks, giving the Goldeneyes a distinct club look after their first-season league-issued kit.
