SCEPTRES beat Frost 3-2 – the Frost – The Frost – The Hockey Writer – PWHL News beats match 3-2

Minnesota Frost and Toronto Scepters held the PWHL playoffs in Toronto on Wednesday night, May 7, a rematch of last season’s first round of games. Both teams have a complete, healthy roster and are ready to drip from the hockey. Nicole Hensley’s goalkeeper battle between Frost and Kristen Campbell.

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The game starts supporting the scepter, but Frost is with them. Despite the close situation, the Scepter won 3-2. This victory gave SCEPTRES a 1-0 series lead in the best first round of the 1st round.

Game review

Blayre Turnbull’s goal is to first get to the board with a 1-0 lead. Jesse Comppher and Hannah Miller assisted her. As the period progressed, both teams had great chances but couldn’t get past the goalkeeper, and the Scepter was ahead of the first halftime break.

In the second stage, the scepter is responsible and the matter is revealed to the frost. Julia Gosling scored, helpless, and seven minutes away from the second second, putting her team in a 2-0 lead. Two minutes later, Gosling scored again, and the Scepter led 3-0. The goal was to help her in the power play, with Miller and Renata quickly helping her. This was Miller’s second assist that night.

But when things looked like the way to continue exercising permissions, Frost bounced back with Britta Curl-Salemme score. Claire Thompson and Lee Stecklein assisted her and their team was back. Curl-Salemme then took up five minutes of professional to check the head and get popped up, but her team killed the game and dropped into third place 3-1.

Frost continued to push through all the games, with Katy Knoll scoring over two minutes in the third minute, making it a one-ball game. Kláran Mylárová and Liz Schepers assisted her with a 3-2 score. For the rest of the time, Frost was unable to cross Campbell, and they were late Hensley tried to force the tie. Despite multiple attempts, they were unable to tie it up, and the Scepter won 3-2. Game 2 will be held in Toronto on Friday night, May 9.