The Ottawa Charge and the Seattle Torrent completed a significant player transaction on June 19, 2026, marking a shift in roster strategy for both Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) franchises.
Over five seasons with the Buckeyes, she recorded 166 points in 170 games, a statistical output that places her among the elite offensive contributors in recent NCAA history.
Strategic Reconciliation of Collegiate Chemistry in Seattle One of the most notable aspects of this trade involves the reunion of former teammates on the Seattle roster.
By bringing in a former NCAA captain, Ottawa is also investing in leadership that can help guide their younger draft picks through the pressures of the professional schedule.
Ottawa is trading for immediate reliability and "three-zone" impact, while Seattle is trading for potential and institutional chemistry.
The Ottawa Charge acquired forward Jenna Buglioni from the Seattle Torrent in exchange for the rights to 2026 draft pick Neena Brick on June 19.