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VANCOUVER - Ashton Bell loved wearing a Vancouver Goldeneyes jersey last season.
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Bell → love → jersey
Now she can’t wait to don the new version as the Professional Women’s Hockey League team readies for its second campaign.
“They added so many cool touches to make it special to Vancouver and to our team,” the defender said.
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defender → wait → team
“I’m obsessed with them and can’t wait to rep them.”
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I → ’m → them
Bell, Vancouver’s captain, was on hand as the Goldeneyes unveiled their new threads on Wednesday.
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Goldeneyes → unveil → Wednesday
The jersey features the team’s logo — a golden eye encircled by wings — stitched in the centre, and has bronze lines on each sleeve reminiscent of wings.
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jersey → feature → wings
Miniature outlines of the logo sit inside the numbers on the back.
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outlines → sit → back
The team said in a release that V-shaped blocking on the lower sides is meant to convey motion and speed, and allude to the “V” in the team’s “flying V” post-game celebration.
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blocking → say → celebration
The Goldeneyes played their first season in jerseys that featured a diagonal “Vancouver” down the centre, similar to designs worn by the league’s original six teams in the inaugural PWHL campaign.
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that → play → campaign
The new design represents both the city and the team, said forward Jenn Gardiner, who hails from nearby Surrey, B.C.
“All the colours are the same but it’s kind of exciting because we didn’t know what direction they were going to take it and how they were going to put the logo on and bring it to life on these jerseys,” she said.
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she → represent → jerseys
“But I think they did an amazing job.”
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they → think → job
Vancouver finished its first year with a 9-3-4-14 record and missed the playoffs.
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Vancouver → finish → playoffs
A strong finish to the campaign earned the Goldeneyes the right to select first overall in June’s PWHL entry draft, where they selected standout American defender Caroline (KK) Harvey.
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they → earn → Harvey
Harvey and her teammates will wear their new jerseys in game action for the first time on Dec. 5 when Vancouver hosts the Seattle Torrent in its season opener.
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Vancouver → wear → opener
Bell knows there will be many fans in the stands sporting the refreshed uniform.
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Bell → know → uniform
“Just to see this building erupt even more in the Goldeneyes colours will be so special to see,” she said.
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she → see → colours
The Goldeneyes logo is already featured throughout their home rink, Pacific Coliseum.
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logo → feature → rink
It’s painted at centre ice and plastered on pillars throughout the historic venue.
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It → paint → venue
It’s something that doesn’t escape players’ attention, Gardiner said.
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Gardiner → ’ → attention
“That’s something you don’t see in women’s sports often, especially in women’s hockey.
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you → ’ → hockey
We’re the only team with our own rink in the PWHL,” she said.
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she → ’re → PWHL
“And that’s so special.
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that → ’ → ?
We don’t take it for granted to have this building, to have this city cheering for us.
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city → take → us
It’s very unique and I’m so grateful to play for our home team.”
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I → ’ → team
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 21, 2026.
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report → publish → Press
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