Coupe Walter
What is coupe walter?
Key facts
The Coupe Walter is the championship trophy of the Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL), awarded to the winner of the league's playoff finals. It was created in 2024 and is named in honour of Mark Walter and Kimbra Walter. The most recent recipient is the Victoire de Montréal, who won the 2026 finals.
Context
The Coupe Walter is the championship trophy of the PWHL, awarded to the winner of the league's playoff finals [1]. It was created in 2024 [1] and is named in honour of Mark Walter and Kimbra Walter [3]. The 2026 finals were a best-of-five series in which the Victoire de Montréal defeated the Charge d'Ottawa 3–1 [2]. Previous winners include the Minnesota Frost in 2024 and 2025 [3].
Documented claims
- The Coupe Walter is the PWHL championship trophy, awarded to the team that wins the league's playoff finals. [1]
- The trophy was created in 2024. [1]
- The trophy is named in honour of Mark Walter and Kimbra Walter. [3]
- The 2026 finals were a best-of-five series in which the Victoire de Montréal defeated the Charge d'Ottawa 3–1. [2]
Questions and answers
Who won the Walter Cup in 2026?
The Victoire de Montréal won the 2026 Coupe Walter, defeating the Charge d'Ottawa 3–1 in the finals [2].
Why is it called the Walter Cup?
The trophy is named in honour of Mark Walter and Kimbra Walter [3].
Who won the Walter Cup?
The Minnesota Frost won in 2024 and 2025, and the Victoire de Montréal won in 2026 [3].
Sources
- Coupe Walter est le trophée remis à l'équipe championne — grandquebec.com (retrieved August 3, 2026)
- La Victoire blanchit la Charge et remporte la Coupe Walter — enbeauce.com (retrieved August 3, 2026)
- Championnes de la Coupe Walter 2026 | Victoire ... — thepwhl.com (retrieved August 3, 2026)