Frost victory, to keep Pwhl -Playoff hopes alive, put the opportunities of batch in danger

Lee Stecklein scored twice when the Minnesota Frost canceled the elimination and with a 3-0 win on Wednesday evening in the professional women’s hockey league the playoff hopes of the Ottawa load on ice.

The fee (12-1-4-12) only needed one point to secure its first playoff picture. Ottawa, who would have earned the only point, would have ended the defending champion’s playoff chances.

The last regular season games are due to the last regular season games.

Ottawa needs a win on Saturday or Minnesota (9-5-4-11) or overtime victory against the Toronto Sceptres to lose his last game against Boston on Saturday to win a playoff base. The fee hold the Tiebreaker if the two teams are bound to points.

The frost led 1-0 and extended their lead at 5:38 a.m. of the third period when STECKLEIN GWYNETH Philips hit the point with a craster. Stecklein added a gate with an empty network with 34 seconds for her second goal of the season.

Philips, who continued 31 shots, and Nicole Hensley, who had a 24-save closure, were solid in the second, as both made a number of large parades.

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Miss opportunities to secure yourself in PWHL playoffs with loss against frost

Minnesota defeats Ottawa 3-0 to keep her playoff hopes alive. Lee Stecklein runs the way with two goals. The charges, frost and fleet will compete in the last two places after the season on Saturday, the last day of the regular season. Ottawa (42 points) meets the playoff-bound Toronto (47 points), while Minnesota (41 points) takes over against Boston (44 points).

Philips stopped Minnesotas Denisa Krizova and then rejected Katy Knoll to keep the game goalless. Hensley, who achieved 24 parades for her first edition of the season, was the task of stopping Ottawas Brianne Jenner and Shiann Darkangelo.

The indictment was directed in criminal problems late at the time, but Philips could hold the frost. With 1:17 in the second Kendall Coyne-Schofield, Philips struck through his legs on a sub-screen to create Minnesota a 1-0 lead.

In a goalless first, the indictment was not benefited from two Powerplay options.

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Charge: The power play that goes 0-for-3 does not benefit.

Frost: Many opportunities generated and just put pucks on the net.

Key moment

Steckleins first goal at one point in the third shot provided the frost an urgently needed insurance.

Next on

Charge: Ottawa drives to Toronto on Saturday to face the Zeptres.

Frost: Minnesota will compete against the Boston fleet on Saturday.