Tereza Vanisova scored and contributed a pair of assists, and the Goldeneyes held on for a win over the Victoire on Tuesday. Sarah Nurse tallied her eighth goal of the season, Ashton Bell added a power-play marker midway through the second and Claire Thompson rounded out the scoring for Vancouver.
Allyson Simpson scored the game-winning goal with 2:16 left in overtime as the Sirens played spoiler in defeating the Sceptres. Kayle Osborne stopped 21 shots for New York, which was eliminated from playoff contention despite the victory. Toronto remains two points behind the Charge for the final playoff spot.
Savannah Harmon scored her third early in this one, and while Daryl Watts' 10th goal of the season was the insurance marker late in the third, Toronto didn't need it because Raygan Kirk turned away all 24 shots she faced for the shutout as the Sceptres blank the Frost.
After Paetyn Levis opened the scoring for the Sirens, it was all Charge in this one. Rebecca Leslie scored her 13th of the season, tying her for the league lead, while Brianne Jenner picked up a goal and an assist in the win.
Jenn Gardiner scored the last of her PWHL single-game record four goals 52 seconds into overtime to help the Goldeneyes beat Seattle to sweep the regular-season series with the Torrent. Vancouver, which needed to win in regulation, was eliminated from playoff contention.
Vancouver Goldeneye Claire Thompson has completed a couple of years of medical school and because of that, she’s often asked for diagnoses. Just like on the ice, Thompson has proven her teammates she can be relied upon, even if she's not officially a doctor.
The Fleet erased the Victoire's two-goal lead to force overtime, but Nicole Gosling scored on the power play in the extra frame to help Montreal secure the victory.
Denisa Křížová, Maja Nylén Persson and Casey O’Brien scored three straight goals in the third period to help the Sirens rally past the Sceptres on Wednesday night. New York and Toronto are tied for fifth place in the PWHL standings with 34 points apiece, trailing Ottawa’s 36 for the final playoff spot.
Jessie Eldridge scored two goals and added an assist, Alina Müller had a goal and a pair of helpers, and the Fleet edged the Frost on Wednesday night. Boston moved within one point of first-place Montreal, with the two teams set to face each other on Friday.
Brianne Jenner and Sarah Wozniewicz both scored as the Charge shut out the Sceptres in a feisty battle on Saturday. Gwyneth Philips had 42 saves for Ottawa in the win.
Lina Ljungblom scored a goal in the third period, Ann-Renée Desbiens made 20 saves for her seventh shutout of the season, and the Victoire blanked the Fleet in a battle between the top two teams in the PWHL. Montreal has won six games in a row and leads the league with 58 points.
It took until the 26th game of the season but thanks to a Natalie Snodgrass power-play goal, the Torrent picked up their first regulation road win Wednesday night, beating the Charge 5-3. Snodgrass scored from the top circle with 1:21 remaining in regulation, and Cayla Barnes added an empty-netter to seal the win just over a minute later.
In the final Takeover Tour game of the 2025-26 PWHL season, Boston dominated Vancouver in Edmonton, hanging five on the Goldeneyes. Jesse Eldridge had two goals in the matchup.
Three second period goals spurred the Montreal Victoire to a 4-1 win over the Seattle Torrent in the Professional Women’s Hockey League on Tuesday.
On Saturday night the PWHL took centre stage at Madison Square Garden for the first time ever as the Sirens defeated the Torrent in a shootout. Kenzie Lalonde and Cheryl Pounder recap an epic night that the athletes and fans will never forget.
Kelly Pannek had two goals and two assists to pad her PWHL-leading points total and help the Minnesota Frost hold off the Vancouver Goldeneyes. The Frost ended a three-game losing streak and clinched a spot in the postseason.
Sandra Abstreiter made 39 saves to pick up her first shutout in the Professional Women’s Hockey League and led the Montreal Victoire to a win over the Ottawa Charge. Kaitlin Willoughby, with two goals, and Abby Roque scored for the Victoire, who moved into first place in the eight-team PWHL.
With over 17,000 fans in attendance for the Victoire vs. Charge at the Canadian Tire Centre Saturday night, TSN's Claire Hanna, Kenzie Lalonde and Cheryl Pounder discuss the incredible environment, and the future of the Charge in Ottawa.
Victoire backup goaltender Sandra Abstreiter discusses her first career shutout, learning from Ann-Renee Desbiens, the fan support she received in Ottawa after her performance.
TSN Hockey analyst Cheryl Pounder joins Kenzie Lalonde to discuss Sandra Abstreiter's brilliant 39-save shutout and Kaitlin Willoughby's sensational two-goal performance in the Victoire's shutout win over the Charge to move into first place.
The Ottawa Charge will host the Montreal Victoire tonight at the Canadian Tire Centre, marking the second time these teams have played at the NHL arena. TSN's Claire Hanna, Kenzie Lalonde and Cheryl Pounder tee it up.
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