Montreal re-signs F Alexandra Labelle for 2025-26
The 29-year-old Quebec native had one goal and three assists in 19 games with her hometown club last season.
"Alexandra's arrival last season gave us some much-needed offensive depth. Her attitude and work ethic are important elements that we will be happy to rely on once more," Victoire general manager Daniele Sauvageau said.
Labelle played for New York during the inaugural PWHL season in 2023-24, tallying a goal and two assists in 24 games.
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