"AFC Toronto's CEO, Helena Ruken, expressed her excitement for the team to be back playing at home, stating, 'My favourite part of the games is actually after the match when I see all the girls lined up along the rails and our amazing players being there and signing every scarf.'"
"The Toronto Tempo had its first-ever game on Wednesday, resulting in an 83-78 loss to the Connecticut Sun, but the event saw an electric sellout crowd of 8,210 and long lines at merch stands."
"Despite the Toronto Sceptres falling short of a playoff spot in the PWHL, attendance for PWHL games this season increased 62 percent from the league's inaugural season, showcasing the growing interest in women's hockey."
AFC Toronto raised its flag at city hall ahead of its first home game, celebrating a recent 3-2 victory over Vancouver Rise FC. CEO Helena Ruken expressed excitement for the team's return and the fan engagement after matches. The team will face Halifax Tides next. Toronto women's sports teams are experiencing increased support, highlighted by the Toronto Tempo's debut game, which sold out despite a loss. The Toronto Sceptres saw a 62% increase in attendance this season, reflecting growing interest in women's professional sports.
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