In a dominant performance, Kendall Coyne Schofield led the Minnesota Frost to a convincing 5-0 victory over the Ottawa Charge, securing the game-winning goal early in the first period. Maddie Rooney showcased her skills by earning her second shutout of the season, stopping all 19 shots faced. The game's atmosphere was electric, with 10,782 fans present at the Lenovo Center, home of the NHL’s Carolina Hurricanes.

The Frost quickly established their dominance with Schofield scoring just 5:47 into the game, followed by goals from Brooke McQuigge and Denisa Kizova, putting Minnesota up 3-0 after the first period. Ottawa's struggles continued into the second, where they failed to score even with a power play opportunity, as the Frost's defense held firm. Sophie Jaques added to the lead in the third period, and Michela Cava sealed the victory with an empty-net goal late in the game. Schofield’s contributions now place her within striking distance of the league scoring lead.

The Minnesota Frost showcased an impressive performance, defeating the Ottawa Charge 5-0. The Frost opened the scoring with three goals in the first period, initiated by Kendall Coyne Schofield. Brooke McQuigge and Denisa Krizova followed suit, establishing a dominant lead. In the third period, Sophie Jaques added another, before Michela Cava sealed the victory with a final empty-net goal. Maddie Rooney's solid goaltending secured the shutout with 19 saves, as the Frost outshot the Charge 26-19.

This victory contrasted sharply with their previous matchup, where the Charge triumphed 8-3, marking a significant shift in the teams' dynamics. Despite the win, the Frost remained in fourth place in the league standings, but are within striking distance of the top teams, trailing by just a few points. The game was part of the PWHL Takeover Tour, which has attracted significant attendance, indicating growing interest in women's hockey.

Daryl Watts powered the Toronto Sceptres to a thrilling 3-2 overtime victory against the Ottawa Charge, scoring twice, including the game-winner. The win extends Toronto's streak to four games, tying them for second in the PWHL standings. Ottawa initially led with a power play goal from Gabbie Hughes but Toronto surged ahead with two power play goals in the second period. Tereza Vanišová tied the game in the third, but Watts clinched it in overtime, assisted by Hannah Miller.

This was a significant victory not only for the standings but also for individual highlights. Watts had her first multi-goal game of the season, while Miller celebrated her birthday with three assists. The match showcased an electric atmosphere at Rogers Place, emphasizing the growing interest in women's hockey.

In a thrilling matchup, the Toronto Sceptres emerged victorious against the Ottawa Charge with a 3-2 overtime win at Rogers Place, showcasing their resilience despite a sluggish start. After conceding a goal to Ottawa’s Gabbie Hughes just 51 seconds into the game, Toronto struggled through a challenging first period, being outshot 17-2. However, Daryl Watts stepped up, scoring twice, including the game-winner in overtime.

Notably, Raygan Kirk's performance in goal was critical, allowing Toronto to stabilize after a rocky beginning. The Sceptres’ two power-play goals in the second period marked a significant turnaround, demonstrating their ability to capitalize on opportunities. The team now stands at 6-2-4-6, while Ottawa's record fell to 6-0-3-8.