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Premier Hockey Federation “doubles down” with $25m investment, expansion plans

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The Premier Hockey Federation has solidified its future by unveiling a $25m (€22m) investment from the league's Board of Governors in direct payments and benefits to its players over the next three years.

According to a press release, the move represents the largest one-time independent investment in the history of professional women’s ice hockey.

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