Clark

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On May 20, the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) final began. Ottawa’s allegation is the first Minnesota frost. Despite the game entering overtime, the accusation beat Frost 2-1.

Game review

In the first phase, the two teams were fined respectively. For seven minutes, Stephanie Markowski sat down and chopped the seat, and then six minutes later, Michela Cava sat down to hook up. Neither team gained an additional player advantage, and the scoreboard ended in the first 20 minutes. Frost’s net shot was nine shots.

Halfway through the second phase, Jocelyne Larocque passed the puck to Tereza Vanisova in the center of the ice. She slid it into the alleged offensive zone and sent a backhand pass to Rebecca Leslie. Leslie scored his first goal in the game. The second phase ends with one charge.

In the third and five minutes, Gwyneth Philips came out of the crease and tried to kick the hockey from the board. Katy Knoll stole the puck and the frost quickly took advantage of it. She passed it to Klara Hymlarova, who shot at the empty net to tie the game.

With six minutes left in the game, Kelly Panneck sat down with his seat. Although the players were ready to continue, officials came out and commented on Leslie. After review, it was determined that Leslie would receive a two-minute cross-check for a minor. Both teams played 4-on-4 for two minutes, but neither team could score. The 60-minute supervision is over, and this game requires overtime to determine the winner.

Emily Clark, Ottawa Charges (Photo source: PWHL)

Just two minutes later in overtime, Emily Clark stole the puck, stealing it from the frost in the Minnesota offensive zone. She rested for the offensive zone in Ottawa. When she approached the network, Clark shot and won the game.