JPHL and FSL Return to Silent Ice TV 2025-2026 Season
The puck drops soon, and fans can once again catch all the action from the Junior Prospects Hockey League (JPHL) and Female Super League (FSL) live on Silent Ice TV (www.silenticetv.com) for another campaign.
This season brings even more hockey to the broadcast lineup as both leagues expanded with new teams, hubs and divisions. Produced by 4Vengeance Media, every game will be available through single-game purchases or the popular Silent Ice TV Season Pass, ensuring fans never miss any of the action.
“We are thrilled for another season of the JPHL and FSL on Silent Ice TV,” said Trevor Miller, Director of Broadcast and Digital Media with 4Vengeance Media. “Each year, we strive to deliver the premier broadcast in youth hockey.”
Flexible Viewing Options
Single games can be purchased for $6.99, including a download or a season pass, which will include every game 4Vengeance Media will broadcast for both leagues is available for just $149.99 (plus taxes and website fees).
“There isn’t a better deal in hockey than the Silent Ice TV season pass,” added Miller. “Every regular season, winter championship, playoff game or special event in each league for less than $150. If it’s a JPHL or FSL game and it’s on Silent Ice TV, the season pass has you covered.”
Expanded Coverage & Enhanced Production
All JPHL games will feature live play-by-play commentary and full intermission coverage. Marquee events like Championship Sunday at the Bauer Winter Championship and the Prospects Cup final series will see multi-camera production with replay and video review, among other exciting features.
“Giving JPHL families the best experience also means a first-class broadcast,” expressed JPHL Commissioner Richard Nault. “From the quality of the play-by-play people or camera operators, 4Vengeance Media delivers an excellent show.”
FSL Growth Continues
The Female Super League enters its second season with a brand new 16U division, adding to its fast-growing presence in the hockey landscape. All 16U games and half of the 14U schedule will stream live on Silent Ice TV, all included in the season pass.
“The first year of the FSL was incredible for the players and families,” noted FSL Commissioner Hayley Runnalls. “The broadcasts captured the intensity on the ice, and we can’t wait to showcase an even bigger season on Silent Ice TV.”
Important Note
Fans who wish to keep a permanent copy of games are encouraged to download broadcasts immediately after airing, as games will not remain on Silent Ice TV indefinitely.
Full purchase instructions are available at www.silenticetv.com.
For information, please email Zstellas@4vengeancemedia.com.
