| April 3, 2026 |
Roque (7G, 12A) and Stacey (6G, 13A) are now tied for fourth in league scoring with 19 points apiece, five behind Minnesota's trio of Kelly Pannek, Britta Curl-Salemme and Taylor Heise. |
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| April 1, 2026 |
Britta Curl-Salemme's fourth multi-assist effort of the season extended her point streak on the road to three consecutive games, improving her total to five points during that span (1G, 4A). The Frost forward co-leads the league in scoring, with 24 points and is just the third player in team history to reach 15 assists in a single season, joining Heise this season and Sophie Jaques in 2024-25. |
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| March 30, 2026 |
Frost alternate captain Kelly Pannek became the 11th player in PWHL history to join the league's half-century club for career points with an assist on Sunday. She's at exactly 50 points (19G, 31A) in 77 games and is one of seven players who have at least one goal and one assist against seven different teams. Her 23 points (12G, 11A) in 23 games this season is tied for the league lead with teammate Taylor Heise (8G, 15A) and one ahead of teammate Britta Curl-Salemme (9G, 13A) in the scoring race. The dynamic Charge duo of Leslie (12G, 7A) and Jenner (9G, 10A) are tied for fourth. Fleet captain Megan Keller (6G,11A) leads all defenders with 17 points. Click here for PWHL leaders. |
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| March 25, 2026 |
KellyPannekandBritta Curl-Salemmeeach had their five-game point streaks come to an end tonight.Despite being held off the scoresheet, the Frost forwardsremainin a three-way tiewith teammateTaylor Heiseatop the PWHL leaderboardwith 22 points apiece. |
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| March 23, 2026 |
Frost alternate captain Kelly Pannek led all players with three goals and four points in two games and has been named PWHL Player of the Week presented by SharkNinja. The 30-year-old from Plymouth, MN, recorded consecutive multi-point performances for the second time this season, first with two goals in a 5-0 win over Ottawa on Wednesday, then with the winning goal and an assist in a 3-1 victory over Vancouver on Saturday. The goal was her league-leading fifth on the power play and made her the first in the PWHL to score 12 times this season. Pannek has points in five straight games (4G, 3A) since winning Olympic gold in Milan and is tied for the PWHL lead with 22 points in 21 games alongside teammates Britta Curl-Salemme (9G, 13A) and Taylor Heise (7G, 15A). She is also the next closest player to joining the PWHL's half-century club for career points with 49 (19G, 30A) in 75 games. Click here for PWHL leaders. |
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| March 21, 2026 |
VANCOUVER, BC (March 21, 2026) - The Minnesota Frost's special teams shone, scoring two goals with the player advantage to outmatch the Vancouver Goldeneyes in a tightly contested 3-1 game in front of 10,366 on Saturday afternoon at Pacific Coliseum. Maddie Rooney made two highlight-reel third period saves with the Frost shorthanded to disappoint the home crowd on route to turning away 19/20 Goldeneyes chances. At the other end of the ice, Kristen Campbell did not allow an even-strength goal, stopping 20/22. Natalie Buchbinder drew first on the power play, walking in and firing the puck into the top right corner at 14:02 of the first period. With their third player advantage of the game and just 30 seconds remaining in the second period, Kelly Pannek capitalized with a five-hole goal that deflected off a Vancouver stick. Mannon McMahon brought the home crowd to their feet with her backhand goal on the doorstep, fed from bobblehead game star Jenn Gardiner, 8:49 into the third period. With Campbell pulled with just over three minutes remaining in the game, Britta Curl-Salemme recorded her second point of the afternoon, an empty-netter at 18:14 to bring the Frost out on top.
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| March 21, 2026 |
Britta Curl-Salemme and Kelly Pannek moved into a tie with teammate Taylor Heise for the PWHL scoring lead with 22 points, each recording a goal and an assist for their sixth multi-point performances of the season, tied with Heise for the league lead.
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| March 18, 2026 |
Britta Curl-Salemme became the third Frost and PWHL player to 20 points on the season while extending her point streak to four (1G, 3A). Her 12th helper tonight puts her into a tie for second in the category and doubles her assist total from her 28-game rookie campaign. |
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| March 18, 2026 |
NEW YORK AND TORONTO (March 18, 2026) - The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) today announced supplemental discipline following four different reviews from two different games by the PWHL Player Safety Committee. Minnesota Frost forward Peyton Anderson has been suspended for one game, Frost forward Britta Curl-Salemme has been fined $250, Montreal Victoire defender Maggie Flaherty has been fined $250, and Boston Fleet forward Loren Gabel has been fined $250. |
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| March 18, 2026 |
Minnesota's Britta Curl-Salemme, Montreal's Maggie Flaherty, Boston's Loren Gabel Receive Fines |
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| March 16, 2026 |
Minnesota's Taylor Heise became the first player in the PWHL to reach 20 points this season with a goal on Friday, then scored again on Sunday to bring her league-leading point total to 21 (6G, 15A) in 19 games. She is just the third player in PWHL history to record consecutive 20-point seasons, following Victoire captain Marie-Philip Poulin and Torrent alternate captain Alex Carpenter in the league's first two seasons. The list is likely to grow as 10 other players reached the 20-point plateau in 2024-25, while both Poulin (9G, 8A) and Carpenter (7G, 6A) have the trifecta within reach. The Frost's Britta Curl-Salemme (8G, 11A) sits second in league scoring with 19 points, followed by a trio tied for third with 18 points, including co-goal scoring leader Rebecca Leslie (11G, 7A) of Ottawa, Frost alternate captain Kelly Pannek (9G, 9A) and Charge captain Brianne Jenner (9G, 9A). New York's Kristyna Kaltounkova (11G, 1A) is tied for the goal-scoring lead and ranks third in rookie points behind teammate Casey O'Brien (5G, 9A) and Frost defender Kendall Cooper (1G, 12A). Click here for PWHL leaders. |
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| March 15, 2026 |
Britta Curl-Salemme scored on a game-high five shots on goal and has points in three straight games (1G, 2A). The Olympic gold medalist scored for the first time since a multi-goal performance on Jan. 28 before the break and stands alone in second in league scoring with 19 points (8G, 11A) in 19 games. |
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| March 15, 2026 |
Britta Curl-Salemme is the only current member of the Frost who scored a goal in Minnesota's win in Denver last January. Heise, Denisa Krizova and Lee Stecklein all had one assist, with all other points produced by players no longer on the team. Maddie Rooney earned the win in goal. |
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| March 15, 2026 |
DENVER, CO (March 15, 2026) - The Minnesota Frost withstood a third period rally by the New York Sirens to grab a 4-3 victory on Sunday afternoon before a crowd of 15,512 at Denver's Ball Arena as part of the 2025-26 PWHL Takeover Tour presented by Woody Creek Distillers. The Frost built a four-goal lead through 40 minutes before the Sirens scored a trio of goals in a span of 4:25 for an exciting finish. Grace Zumwinkle led the Frost offense with two goals, including the opening marker at 10:04 of the first period, and the winning tally with a laser streaking down the right wing at 12:32 of the middle frame. Fellow U.S. Olympic gold medalists provided the offense in between with goals from Taylor Heise and Britta Curl-Salemme, with the latter on a one-time blast off a pass from Kelly Pannek. The Sirens used a pair of power plays to cut into the deficit, first with a redirection by rookie Anna Bargman at 12:32 of the third that stood following video review for a potential high stick. Bargman then set up Paetyn Levis for New York's second goal at 13:50, and defender Allyson Simpson completed her two-point performance by scoring with the player advantage at 16:59. Colorado native Nicole Hensley shook off the three goals to earn the win before her hometown crowd with a 23-save performance. Kayle Osborne stopped 24 shots in defeat. |
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| March 13, 2026 |
Kelly Pannek scored the overtime winner on Sunday with an assist coming from Britta Curl-Salemme. Pannek and Curl-Salemme have recorded a point on the same goal nine times this season, second most of any duo in the league behind Ottawa's Brianne Jenner and Rebecca Leslie (11). They connected on two of Minnesota's three goals in the first meeting of the season series against Seattle. |
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| March 13, 2026 |
ST. PAUL, MN (March 13, 2026) - The Minnesota Frost delivered a 4-1 victory over the Seattle Torrent in front of a season-high crowd of 11,120 at Grand Casino Arena in the team's first home game since the Olympic break. Scoring opened with a pair of Frost firsts just 2:30 into action, as rookie Peyton Anderson scored for the first time in the PWHL with a top-shelf backhander off a feed from Elizabeth Giguere, who picked up her first point as a member of the team. Rookie Abby Hustler added to the lead at 17:28 of the first period, and Klara Hymlarova made it 3-0 at 15:22 of the middle frame when she buried a no-look pass from Britta Curl-Salemme from the slot. The Torrent cut the deficit to two midway through the third period with a power play goal from Lexie Adzija at 8:19, then top scorer Taylor Heise iced the game with an empty-net goal at 19:13 for her 20th point of the season. Maddie Rooney earned her fifth straight win for Minnesota with a 28-save performance, while Corinne Schroeder took the loss with 27 saves in the Seattle crease. The third-place Frost will take their two-game winning streak into Denver where they'll take on the New York Sirens in the PWHL Takeover Tour on Sunday afternoon. The eighth-place Torrent are also in action Sunday afternoon when they travel to Toronto to take on the Sceptres in the second of a four-game road trip. |
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| March 13, 2026 |
Britta Curl-Salemme moved into second in PWHL scoring with her 11th assist and 18th point of the season. Five of the Olympic gold medalist's 11 helpers have come in three games against Seattle following multi-assist efforts on Nov. 28 and Jan. 11 against the Torrent. |
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| March 9, 2026 |
Minnesota's Taylor Heise stands alone atop the PWHL scoring race with 19 points in 17 games and has been named PWHL Player of the Week presented by SharkNinja. The 25-year-old Olympic gold medalist from Lake City, MN, scored a goal and two assists in the Frost's 3-2 overtime win against the Sceptres on Sunday, her second three-point performance in two games played in Toronto this season. Heise leads the league with 15 assists and has recorded 13 of her 19 points in her last eight games dating back to Jan. 4. Three players are tied for second with 17 points, including Ottawa's Rebecca Leslie (10G, 7A) and Brianne Jenner (9G, 8A) and Minnesota's Britta Curl-Salemme (7G, 10A). New York's Casey O'Brien (5G, 9A) leads all rookies with 14 points, and Boston's Megan Keller (5G, 7A) leads all defenders with 12 points. Click here for PWHL leaders. |
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| March 8, 2026 |
Brianne Jenner notched her ninth goal of the season in her 19th game played, tying her career high set during the league's inaugural season when she reached the mark in 24 games. The Charge captain is tied for fourth in the PWHL in goals, and her 17 points (9G, 8A) are tied for second in the league with teammate Rebecca Leslie and Minnesota's Britta Curl-Salemme. |
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| March 8, 2026 |
Britta Curl-Salemme recorded her 17th point of 2025-26 and is the only Frost player with points in each of the team's matchups with Toronto this season (1G, 2A). She reached the double-digit mark in a points category for the first time with her 10th assist in 17 games this season. The former Wisconsin Badger is tied for the second most points among PWHL players this season with Ottawa's Rebecca Leslie (10G, 7A) and Brianne Jenner (9G, 8A). |
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| March 7, 2026 |
"I feel like we're in a good spot right now with a game under our belt in the second half of the season. It's all about getting back to what makes us good and the little habits that we can focus on for this game and moving forward." - Frost forward Britta Curl-Salemme |
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| March 7, 2026 |
Rebecca Leslie scored a goal with two assists in the Charge's 4-3 overtime win at Prudential Center on Jan. 20. She's tied for the league lead with five multi-point games (also Britta Curl-Salemme and Taylor Heise). The PWHL record for multi-point games was set by Natalie Spooner (9) in the inaugural season. |
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| March 7, 2026 |
Britta Curl-Salemme is tied for the PWHL scoring lead with 16 points (7G, 9A) and is tied for the most game-winning goals with three this season, one of which came in Toronto on Dec. 30. The Olympic gold medalist surpassed her rookie points total of 15 (9G, 6A) with her third career multi-goal performance in Minnesota's last game before the break. |
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| March 2, 2026 |
Ottawa's Rebecca Leslie scored twice in her final game before the Olympic break, then picked up where she left off with two more tallies on Saturday to bring her season goal total to 10. She's the third PWHL player to reach double-digits in goals this season following Frost captain Coyne Schofield (10) and Sirens rookie Kristyna Kaltounkova (11). Leslie's 16 points are also tied for first with Coyne Schofield, Jenner (8G, 8A), and Minnesota's Britta Curl-Salemme (7G, 9A) and Heise (3G, 13A). Keller leads all defenders with 12 points (5G, 7A) and Kaltounkova and teammate Casey O'Brien (5G, 7A) are tied for the rookie lead in scoring with 12 points each. Click here for PWHL leaders. |
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| Feb. 26, 2026 |
The PWHL's Triple Gold Club consists of nine players who have won Olympic gold, World Championship gold, and the Walter Cup, in Minnesota's Kendall Coyne Schofield, Britta Curl-Salemme, Taylor Heise, Nicole Hensley, Kelly Pannek, Maddie Rooney, Lee Stecklein, Grace Zumwinkle and Vancouver's Claire Thompson. Based on current PWHL rosters, the list will stay at nine if the Frost three-peat; otherwise, the list will grow by at least two, with up to six names being added when the Walter Cup is awarded this spring. Here's a list of who is eligible based on gold medals at the Olympics and Women's Worlds:BOS (6): Frankel, Keller, Hannah Brandt, Jamie Lee Rattray, Jill Saulnier, Haley WinnMTL (5): Poulin, Erin Ambrose, Ann-Renee Desbiens, Hayley Scamurra, Laura StaceyNY (2): Sarah Fillier, Micah Zandee-HartOTT (5): Philips, Emily Clark, Rory Guilday, Brianne Jenner, Jocelyne LarocqueSEA (4): Knight, Cayla Barnes, Hannah Bilka, Alex CarpenterTOR (6): Renata Fast, Kali Flanagan, Emma Maltais, Ella Shelton, Natalie Spooner, Blayre TurnbullVAN (4): Bell, Kristen Campbell, Emerance Maschmeyer, Sarah Nurse |
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| Feb. 23, 2026 |
Forwards Hannah Bilka, Taylor Heise and Britta Curl-Salemme, defenders Rory Guilday and Haley Winn, and, of course, netminders Aerin Frankel and Gwyneth Philips, all played a part in the American triumph and showed the world why they're such great representatives of the PWHL. Here's a look at exactly how each of them did. |
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| Feb. 23, 2026 |
Britta Curl-Salemme, Minnesota Frost |
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| Feb. 19, 2026 |
RECORDS AND MILESTONESKnight (2 Gold, 3 Silver) and Poulin (3 Gold, 2 Silver) became just the third and fourth players in hockey history to earn five Olympic medals, joining Jayna Hefford, PWHL Executive Vice President of Hockey Operations, and Hayley Wickenheiser, who each won four gold and one silver.Knight scored her 15th career goal and 33rd career point to set U.S. Olympic records. She now ranks third in all-time points and tied for fifth in all-time goals and achieved the feat in her 29th career game which is tied for the most all-time alongside Michelle Karvinen (VAN) of Finland and Nicole Bullo of Switzerland.Poulin set a Canadian Olympic record by playing in her 27th career game, surpassing both Hefford and Wickenheiser. She finishes her fifth Olympics as the all-time leading goal scorer (20) and ranked second in all-time points (39) and earned her third Tournament All-Star recognition, previously honored in 2010 and 2022.Keller finished her third Olympics tied for the tournament lead with nine points, a total that is tied for the second highest by a defender in a single Olympic tournament. She is now tied with fellow American Angela Ruggiero for second all-time in points among defenders with 15, behind only Canadian Claire Thompson (VAN) with 17. Her 12 career assists are the most all-time by a U.S. defender and tied with Julie Chu for third among all U.S. women.Keller's gold medal game overtime goal was the second in Olympic women's hockey history following Poulin in 2014.Frankel tied Desbiens (2022) for the most wins in a single Olympic tournament with five after previously setting the single tournament record with three shutouts in her first Olympics.Frankel and Gwyneth Philips (OTT) combined to set an Olympic record shutout streak spanning 352:17.Desbiens ends her third Olympics tied for second in all-time wins with nine.Bilka earned All-Star honors in her first Olympics with seven points in seven games andfinished in a three-way tie with Muller for the tournament lead with four goals.Muller finishes her fourth Olympics rankedfourth all-time in goals (16), seventh in all-time points (29), tied for seventh in all-time games played (26), and is the only player in Olympic women's hockey history to score two bronze medal-winning goals. This is her second Tournament All-Star recognition, previously earning the honor in 2018.Heise, Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN) and Grace Zumwinkle (MIN) expand the PWHL's Triple Gold Club list to nine players who have won Olympic gold, World Championship gold, and the Walter Cup.Kendall Coyne Schofield (MIN), Kelly Pannek (MIN) and Lee Stecklein (MIN) hold the distinction as Double Triple Gold members, having won two of each title.Fifteen PWHL players won their first Olympic medals today, bringing the league's total to 58 current PWHL players who have now collectively won 118 Olympic medals: 53 Gold, 55 Silver, 10 Bronze. The PWHL's 61 Olympians combined to score 65 goals, 160 points, 16 wins and seven shutouts in Italy.Among the 15 members of the PWHL Officiating Team at the Olympics, Kelly Cooke (USA) and Cianna Murray (CAN) served as referees in the gold medal game. Referee Elizabeth Mantha (CAN) and linespersons Alexandra Clarke (CAN) and Justine Todd (CAN) represented the PWHL in the bronze medal game. |
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| Feb. 19, 2026 |
*Tied for the tournament lead in scoringMegan Keller (BOS/USA): 3-6--9 PTS*Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 2-6--8 PTSHannah Bilka (SEA/USA): 4-3--7 PTSLaura Kluge (BOS/GER): 3-4--7 PTSAlina Muller (BOS/SUI): 4-2--6 PTSAlex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 3-3--6 PTSSarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 3-3--6 PTSHilary Knight (SEA/USA): 3-3--6 PTSBritta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 1-5--6 PTSJulia Gosling (SEA/CAN): 3-2--5 PTSKristin O'Neill (NY/CAN): 3-2--5 PTSTaylor Heise (MIN/USA): 2-3--5 PTSSara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 2-3--5 PTSNatalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 3-1--4 PTSMarie-Philip Poulin (MTL/CAN): 3-1--4 PTSKristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 2-2--4 PTSLaura Stacey (MTL/CAN): 1-3--4 PTSClaire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 1-3--4 PTSHaley Winn (BOS/USA): 1-3--4 PTSRenata Fast (TOR/CAN): 0-4--4 PTS |
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| Feb. 19, 2026 |
SEVEN FIRST-TIME MEDALISTS:Hannah Bilka (SEA), Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN), Aerin Frankel (BOS), Rory Guilday (OTT), Taylor Heise (MIN), Gwyneth Philips (OTT), Haley Winn (BOS) - 1 Gold (2026) |
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| Feb. 17, 2026 |
SEVEN SOON-TO-BE FIRST TIME MEDALISTS:Hannah Bilka (SEA), Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN), Aerin Frankel (BOS), Rory Guilday (OTT), Taylor Heise (MIN), Gwyneth Philips (OTT), Haley Winn (BOS) |
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| Feb. 17, 2026 |
The list will grow to nine if the U.S. wins gold on Thursday, adding Minnesota forwards Britta Curl-Salemme, Taylor Heise and Grace Zumwinkle. A Team USA win would also give Coyne Schofield, Pannek and Stecklein the impressive Double Triple Gold distinction. |
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| Feb. 16, 2026 |
UNITED STATES (16 PWHL PLAYERS):Hannah Bilka (SEA): 4-3--7 PTSMegan Keller (BOS): 2-5--7 PTSAlex Carpenter (SEA): 3-3--6 PTSBritta Curl-Salemme (MIN): 1-5--6 PTSHilary Knight (SEA): 2-3--5 PTSTaylor Heise (MIN): 2-2--4 PTSHaley Winn (BOS): 1-3--4 PTSKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN): 3-0--3 PTSHayley Scamurra (MTL): 3-0--3 PTSKelly Pannek (MIN): 0-2--2 PTSLee Stecklein (MIN): 0-2--2 PTSCayla Barnes (SEA): 1-0--1 PTSGrace Zumwinkle (MIN): 0-1--1 PTSRory Guilday (OTT): +2Aerin Frankel (BOS): 4-0, 3 SO, 0.25 GAA, .985 SV%Gwyneth Philips (OTT): 2-0, 1 SO, 0.00 GAA, 1.000 SV% |
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| Feb. 16, 2026 |
Boston's Aerin Frankel backstopped the U.S. to a fifth straight shutout victory with a 23-save performance to advance the Americans to their seventh gold medal game in eight all-time Olympic women's hockey tournaments. Seattle defender Cayla Barnes opened the scoring with the winning goal at 5:09 of the first period, her first tally of the tournament, before a string of four U.S. goals in the middle frame. Minnesota forward Taylor Heise's second goal provided the insurance marker, and Frost captain Kendall Coyne Schofield and Montreal's Hayley Scamurra each contributed their third goals of the tournament less than two minutes apart to cap the scoring. Torrent forward Hannah Bilka chipped in two assists, and Fleet captain Megan Keller had a single helper, both bringing their tournament point totals to seven. Boston rookie Haley Winn and Minnesota veterans Britta Curl-Salemme, Kelly Pannek and Lee Stecklein also recorded single assists in a contest the U.S. led 34-23 in shots. Sweden could not find the same magic in Italy that led them to an upset victory over the U.S. in the semifinals 20 years ago, the last time they medaled at the Olympics, with a silver medal finish in 2006. The Swedes won Olympic bronze in 2002, while the Americans have claimed the gold medal twice in 1998 and 2018. |
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| Feb. 15, 2026 |
UNITED STATES (16 PWHL PLAYERS):Alex Carpenter (SEA): 3-3--6 PTSMegan Keller (BOS): 2-4--6 PTSHannah Bilka (SEA): 4-1--5 PTSHilary Knight (SEA): 2-3--5 PTSBritta Curl-Salemme (MIN): 1-4--5 PTSTaylor Heise (MIN): 1-2--3 PTSHaley Winn (BOS): 1-2--3 PTSKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN): 2-0--2 PTSHayley Scamurra (MTL): 2-0--2 PTSKelly Pannek (MIN): 0-1--1 PTSLee Stecklein (MIN): 0-1--1 PTSGrace Zumwinkle (MIN): 0-1--1 PTSCayla Barnes (SEA): 5 SOGRory Guilday (OTT): +2Aerin Frankel (BOS): 3-0, 2 SO, 0.33 GAA, .978 SV%Gwyneth Philips (OTT): 2-0, 1 SO, 0.00 GAA, 1.000 SV% |
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| Feb. 15, 2026 |
The first semifinal is a battle between the tournament's two unbeaten teams. The U.S. scored five goals in each of their four preliminary round games before putting up six goals against Italy in the quarterfinals. The Americans boast nine of the tournament's 17 players with five or more points, including Seattle's Alex Carpenter (3G, 3A), Hannah Bilka (4G, 1A) and captain Hilary Knight (2G, 3A), Boston captain Megan Keller (2G, 4A) and Minnesota's Britta Curl-Salemme (1G, 4A). The U.S. has produced four straight shutout wins, backed by Boston's Aerin Frankel and Ottawa's Gwyneth Philips, who have produced a record-setting shutout streak of 271:23 dating back to their opening game against Czechia. Sweden cruised through Group B before upsetting the Czechs with a 2-0 shutout to launch Friday's quarterfinals. Toronto's Sara Hjalmarsson (2G, 3A) is fourth in team scoring with five points in five games, followed closely by Montreal's Lina Ljungblom with two goals and three points. The countries have met four times in the Olympic semifinals, with the Swedes pulling off arguably the greatest upset in Olympic women's hockey history against the Americans when the tournament was last hosted in Italy back in 2006, winning 3-2 in a shootout. The U.S. won each of the other three semifinal matchups, 4-0 in Salt Lake City 2002, 9-1 in Vancouver 2010 and 6-1 in Sochi 2014, however none of those victories paved the way to a gold medal triumph. |
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| Feb. 14, 2026 |
*Denotes players eliminated from the medal roundLaura Kluge (BOS/GER): 3-4--7 PTS (5 GP)*Alex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 3-3--6 PTS (5 GP)Sarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 3-3--6 PTS (5 GP)Megan Keller (BOS/USA): 2-4--6 PTS (5 GP)Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 2-4--6 PTS (5 GP)Hannah Bilka (SEA/USA): 4-1--5 PTS (5 GP)Julia Gosling (SEA/CAN): 3-2--5 PTS (5 GP)Sara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 2-3--5 PTS (5 GP)Hilary Knight (SEA/USA): 2-3--5 PTS (5 GP)Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 1-4--5 PTS (5 GP)Natalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 3-1--4 PTS (5 GP)*Alina Muller (BOS/SUI): 3-1--4 PTS (5 GP)Kristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 2-2--4 PTS (5 GP)*Kristin O'Neill (NY/CAN): 2-2--4 PTS (5 GP)Claire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 1-3--4 PTS (5 GP)Emily Clark (OTT/CAN): 2-1--3 PTS (5 GP)Nina Jobst-Smith (VAN/GER): 2-1--3 PTS (5 GP)*Lina Ljungblom (MTL/SWE): 2-1--3 PTS (5 GP)Taylor Heise (MIN/USA): 1-2--3 PTS (5 GP)Brianne Jenner (OTT/CAN): 1-2--3 PTS (5 GP)Laura Stacey (MTL/CAN): 1-2--3 PTS (5 GP)Haley Winn (BOS/USA): 1-2--3 PTS (5 GP)Renata Fast (TOR/CAN): 0-3--3 PTS (5 GP)Maja Nylen Persson (NY/SWE): 0-3--3 PTS (5 GP)Kendall Coyne Schofield (MIN/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (5 GP)Hayley Scamurra (MTL/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (5 GP) |
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| Feb. 13, 2026 |
PWHL LEADERS AT MILANO CORTINA 2026Laura Kluge (BOS/GER): 3-4--7 PTS (4 GP)Alex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 3-3--6 PTS (5 GP)Megan Keller (BOS/USA): 2-4--6 PTS (5 GP)Hannah Bilka (SEA/USA): 4-1--5 PTS (5 GP)Julia Gosling (SEA/CAN): 3-2--5 PTS (4 GP)Sara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 2-3--5 PTS (5 GP)Hilary Knight (SEA/USA): 2-3--5 PTS (5 GP)Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 1-4--5 PTS (5 GP)Natalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 3-1--4 PTS (5 GP)Sarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 2-2--4 PTS (4 GP)Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 2-2--4 PTS (4 GP)Kristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 2-2--4 PTS (5 GP)Nina Jobst-Smith (VAN/GER): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Alina Muller (BOS/SUI): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Kristin O'Neill (NY/CAN): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Lina Ljungblom (MTL/SWE): 2-1--3 PTS (5 GP)Laura Stacey (MTL/CAN): 1-2--3 PTS (4 GP)Taylor Heise (MIN/USA): 1-2--3 PTS (5 GP)Haley Winn (BOS/USA): 1-2--3 PTS (5 GP)Claire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 0-3--3 PTS (4 GP)Maja Nylen Persson (NY/SWE): 0-3--3 PTS (5 GP)Emily Clark (OTT/CAN): 2-0--2 PTS (4 GP)Kendall Coyne Schofield (MIN/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (5 GP)Hayley Scamurra (MTL/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (5 GP) |
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| Feb. 13, 2026 |
Minnesota captain Kendall Coyne Schofield scored her first two goals of the tournament as part of a five-goal middle frame that led the United States to an eighth straight Olympic semifinal. Boston captain Megan Keller opened the scoring at 13:31 of the first period and joined Frost forward Britta Curl-Salemme with a goal and an assist in the contest. Seattle's Hannah Bilka capped the scoring with her team-leading fourth goal, while forwards Alex Carpenter (SEA), Taylor Heise (MIN) and Grace Zumwinkle (MIN) each found the scoresheet with an assist along with defenders Lee Stecklein (MIN) and Haley Winn (BOS). The U.S. dominated 51-6 in shots, with Ottawa's Gwyneth Philips earning her first official shutout after sharing a clean sheet during the preliminary round. Italy's second appearance as the host nation comes to an end after making history with their first two wins on the Olympic stage. Toronto's Kristin Della Rovere, the only PWHL player on Italy, was the team's top scorer with four points (2G, 2A) in five games. |
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| Feb. 12, 2026 |
*Tied for the tournament lead in scoringLaura Kluge (BOS/GER): 3-4--7 PTS (4 GP)*Alex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 3-2--5 PTS (4 GP)Julia Gosling (SEA/CAN): 3-2--5 PTS (4 GP)Sara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 2-3--5 PTS (4 GP)Hilary Knight (SEA/USA): 2-3--5 PTS (4 GP)Hannah Bilka (SEA/USA): 3-1--4 PTS (4 GP)Natalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 3-1--4 PTS (4 GP)Kristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 2-2--4 PTS (4 GP)Sarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 2-2--4 PTS (4 GP)Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 2-2--4 PTS (4 GP)Megan Keller (BOS/USA): 1-3--4 PTS (4 GP)Nina Jobst-Smith (VAN/GER): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Lina Ljungblom (MTL/SWE): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Alina Muller (BOS/SUI): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Kristin O'Neill(NY/CAN): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Laura Stacey (MTL/CAN): 1-2--3 PTS (4 GP)Claire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 0-3--3 PTS (4 GP)Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 0-3--3 PTS (4 GP)Emily Clark (OTT/CAN): 2-0--2 PTS (4 GP)Hayley Scamurra (MTL/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (4 GP) |
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| Feb. 11, 2026 |
*Tied for the tournament lead in scoringLaura Kluge (BOS/GER): 3-4--7 PTS (4 GP)*Alex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 3-2--5 PTS (4 GP)Sara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 2-3--5 PTS (4 GP)Hilary Knight (SEA/USA): 2-3--5 PTS (4 GP)Hannah Bilka (SEA/USA): 3-1--4 PTS (4 GP)Natalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 3-1--4 PTS (4 GP)Kristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 2-2--4 PTS (4 GP)Megan Keller (BOS/USA): 1-3--4 PTS (4 GP)Julia Gosling (SEA/CAN): 3-0--3 PTS (3 GP)Sarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 2-1--3 PTS (3 GP)Nina Jobst-Smith (VAN/GER): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Lina Ljungblom (MTL/SWE): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Alina Muller (BOS/SUI): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 1-2--3 PTS (3 GP)Claire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 0-3--3 PTS (3 GP)Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 0-3--3 PTS (4 GP)Hayley Scamurra (MTL/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (4 GP) |
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| Feb. 10, 2026 |
*Tied for the tournament lead in scoringLaura Kluge (BOS/GER): 3-4--7 PTS (4 GP)*Alex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 3-2--5 PTS (4 GP)Sara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 2-3--5 PTS (4 GP)Hilary Knight (SEA/USA): 2-3--5 PTS (4 GP)Hannah Bilka (SEA/USA): 3-1--4 PTS (4 GP)Natalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 3-1--4 PTS (4 GP)Kristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 2-2--4 PTS (4 GP)Megan Keller (BOS/USA): 1-3--4 PTS (4 GP)Julia Gosling (SEA/CAN): 3-0--3 PTS (3 GP)Sarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 2-1--3 PTS (3 GP)Nina Jobst-Smith (VAN/GER): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Lina Ljungblom (MTL/SWE): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Alina Muller (BOS/SUI): 2-1--3 PTS (4 GP)Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 1-2--3 PTS (3 GP)Claire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 0-3--3 PTS (3 GP)Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 0-3--3 PTS (4 GP)Hayley Scamurra (MTL/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (4 GP) |
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| Feb. 10, 2026 |
Seattle's Hannah Bilka scored two goals and Boston's Aerin Frankel stopped all 20 shots to record the first shutout victory, and largest margin of victory, against Canada in Olympic women's hockey history. Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN), Hilary Knight (SEA) and Haley Winn (BOS) recorded one assist apiece as the U.S. wrapped up the preliminary round with a perfect 4-0 record atop the Group A standings. Montreal's Ann-Renee Desbiens made 22 saves but suffered her first loss in six career Olympic starts, with Vancouver's Emerance Maschmeyer stopping all six shots she faced in just over eight minutes of relief. Canada was without Victoire captain Marie-Philip Poulin who is listed day-to-day with a lower-body injury sustained in Monday's game against Czechia. The first-place Americans will take on Italy in the quarterfinals, while the Canadians will face Finland to complete the preliminary round, needing one point to secure second-place in the group. |
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| Feb. 8, 2026 |
PWHL LEADERS AT MILANO CORTINA 2026Sara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 2-2--4 PTS (3 GP)Megan Keller (BOS/USA): 1-3--4 PTS (2 GP)Laura Kluge (BOS/GER): 1-3--4 PTS (2 GP)Alex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 2-1--3 PTS (2 GP)Lina Ljungblom (MTL/SWE): 2-1--3 PTS (3 GP)Natalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 2-1--3 PTS (3 GP)Hilary Knight (SEA/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (2 GP)Hayley Scamurra (MTL/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (2 GP)Sarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 1-1--2 PTS (1 GP)Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 1-1--2 PTS (1 GP)Kristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 1-1--2 PTS (2 GP)Alina Muller (BOS/SUI): 1-1--2 PTS (2 GP)Claire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 0-2--2 PTS (1 GP)Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 0-2--2 PTS (2 GP) |
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| Feb. 7, 2026 |
*Tied for the tournament lead in scoringMegan Keller (BOS/USA): 1-3--4 PTS (2 GP)*Laura Kluge (BOS/GER): 1-3--4 PTS (2 GP)*Alex Carpenter (SEA/USA): 2-1--3 PTS (2 GP)Lina Ljungblom (MTL/SWE): 2-1--3 PTS (2 GP)Hilary Knight (SEA/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (2 GP)Hayley Scamurra (MTL/USA): 2-0--2 PTS (2 GP)Sarah Fillier (NY/CAN): 1-1--2 PTS (1 GP)Daryl Watts (TOR/CAN): 1-1--2 PTS (1 GP)Kristin Della Rovere (TOR/ITA): 1-1--2 PTS (2 GP)Sara Hjalmarsson (TOR/SWE): 1-1--2 PTS (2 GP)Natalie Mlynkova (MTL/CZE): 1-1--2 PTS (2 GP)Alina Muller (BOS/SUI): 1-1--2 PTS (2 GP)Claire Thompson (VAN/CAN): 0-2--2 PTS (1 GP)Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 0-2--2 PTS (2 GP) |
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| Feb. 7, 2026 |
Boston captain Megan Keller led the United States' offense with a goal and two assists as the Americans improved to 2-0 atop the Group A standings. Seattle alternate captain Alex Carpenter scored her second goal of the tournament at 15:19 of the first period, which held as the winner, with Torrent captain Hilary Knight and Minnesota forward Taylor Heise also finding the back of the net. Frost forward Britta Curl-Salemme had two assists, and Fleet goaltender Aerin Frankel stopped all 11 shots for the shutout victory. Ottawa rookie Sanni Ahola stopped 44 shots in her Olympic debut between the pipes in Finland's first game of the tournament. The U.S. has won all 11 Olympic meetings with Finland dating back to 1998. |
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| Feb. 5, 2026 |
RECORDS AND MILESTONESKnight joined Jayna Hefford and Hayley Wickenheiser as the only women to score in five different Olympic tournaments and is now one goal away from tying the all-time Olympic goal-scoring record for an American.Della Rovere (1G, 1A) became just the second member of the Italian Women's National Team to record multiple Olympic points, joining Maria Michaela Leitner (2G, 1A in 2006).Ljungblom (SWE) and Scamurra (USA) recorded the first multi-point games of their Olympic careers, both appearing in their second Olympic Winter Games.Frankel became the 10th U.S. Women's National Team goaltender to earn an Olympic victory.Jobst-Smith (1G) and Bilka (1A) found the scoresheet in their Olympic debuts.Abstreiter (MTL/GER), Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA), Rory Guilday (OTT/USA), Taylor Heise (MIN/USA), Kristyna Kaltounkova (NY/CZE), Laura Kluge (BOS/GER), Haley Winn (BOS/USA) round out the group of 11 PWHL players to make their Olympic debuts today.Laila Edwards, a top prospect for the 2026 PWHL Draft from the University of Wisconsin, became the first Black player to compete with the U.S. Women's National Team at the Olympics and recorded an assist in her debut. |
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| Feb. 4, 2026 |
PWHL LEADERS AT THE BREAKKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN/USA): 16 PTS (10G, 6A) in 15 GPBritta Curl-Salemme (MIN/USA): 16 PTS (7G, 9A) in 15 GP Taylor Heise (MIN/USA): 16 PTS (3G, 13A) in 15 GP Kelly Pannek (MIN/USA): 15 PTS (8G, 7A) in 15 GPBrianne Jenner (OTT/CAN): 15 PTS (8G, 7A) in 16 GP |
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| Feb. 3, 2026 |
Other American PWHL skaters making their Olympic debuts in Milano Cortina 2026 include Hannah Bilka, the 24-year-old forward from the Torrent; Britta Curl-Salemme, age 25, another high-scoring champion from the Frost; and 22-year-old Haley Winn, who is playing a PWHL-best 27:39 per game for the Boston Fleet. |
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| Jan. 29, 2026 |
The top of the PWHL scoring race is painted purple with four members of Minnesota all averaging a point-per-game or higher at the break. Captain Coyne Schofield (10G, 6A), Britta Curl-Salemme (7G, 9A), and Heise (3G, 13A) all have 16 points in 15 games, and alternate captain Kelly Pannek is right behind with 15 points (8G, 7A) in 15 games to round out the quartet of U.S. Olympians. Heise has 10 points (2G, 8A) as part of an active six-game point streak that is tied with Poulin (Dec. 20 to Jan. 11) for the longest of the season. Pannek has goals in four straight games after scoring at 19:59 of the first period in Wednesday's 4-1 win over Vancouver, and is tied with Watts (Dec. 23 to Jan. 3) for the longest goal streak of the season. Jenner has 15 points (8G, 7A) in 16 games to stay inside the league's top five scorers, while Nurse, a fellow Canadian Olympian and Goldeneyes alternate captain, has six points (4G, 2A) in a five-game point streak to lead the league with a 1.20 points-per-game average. Fleet captain and U.S. Olympian Megan Keller leads all defenders with 11 points (5G, 6A) in 14 games. See this season's PWHL leaders here. |
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| Jan. 28, 2026 |
Britta Curl-Salemmerecorded hersixthand seventhgoalsfor her first multi-goal game of the season, returning to the scoresheet after a two-game drought - her longest of thecampaign. The goalsbrought her pointstotal to 16in 15 games, surpassingher rookie seasontotal(9G, 6A)across28games. The soon-to-be first-time U.S. Olympian istied forthe PWHLleadin scoringwithteammatesTaylor HeiseandcaptainKendallCoyneSchofield. |
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| Jan. 28, 2026 |
ST. PAUL, MN(January29, 2026) -The Minnesota Frost jumped to a quickthree-goallead in the firstperiod, backed by a 31/32 save night byMaddie Rooney,toovertakethe Vancouver Goldeneyes 4-1 at Grand Casino Arenaon the final day of PWHL play before theleague breaks for theOlympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026.Six2026 Olympians hit the scoresheet in the matchup, led by Britta Curl-Salemme's two-goal night andTaylor Heise's two-pointperformancewhere she becamethe seventh player toreachthe league's 50-point mark.But it was a rookiewhostartedthe action with Kendall Coopergoingtop cornerpast Kristen Campbellfor her first PWHL goal at 4:57 into the first.Curl-Salemme's first marker followed at 17:07, adeflectedshot from the top of the circle, with KellyPannekknocking MaeBatherson'spowerplayshot inwithjustone second left in the period.Michelle Karvinen brought some momentum back to Vancouverwith her 12:35tipfrom Sarah Nurse, butCurl-Salemme ended the game with a 19:26 empty-netter to send the two teams into the Olympic break. |
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| Jan. 26, 2026 |
The Frost duo of Coyne Schofield and Heise became the first players this season to reach double digits in single offensive categories while riding five-game point streaks. Coyne Schofield leads the league with 10 goals and 16 points, and Heise leads the way with 11 assists and is tied for second with 14 points. Two more Frost players have 14 points: alternate captain Kelly Pannek (7G, 7A), who has goals in three straight games, and forward Britta Curl-Salemme (5G, 9A). Charge captain Brianne Jenner (8G, 6A) also has 14 points to round out the top five scorers. Fleet captain Megan Keller (5G, 6A) leads all defenders in points with 11, and the Sirens duo of first overall pick Kristyna Kaltounkova (9G, 1A) and third overall pick Casey O'Brien (4G, 6A) lead all rookies with 10 points this season. See this season's PWHL leaders here. |
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| Jan. 25, 2026 |
Sarah Fillier recorded two assists on Tuesday, her second straight game with multiple assists to extend her point streak to three (5A). She had multiple assists in just two of her 30 games last season and co-led the league with 16 helpers overall. Her eight assists are third most in the PWHL, behind only Minnesota's Taylor Heise (11) and Britta Curl-Salemme (nine). All of Fillier's nine points (1G, 8A) have been recorded in home games this season. |
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| Jan. 22, 2026 |
The Olympic send-off features the Frost's eight players headed to Milano-Cortina, including six Americans - more than any other PWHL team. Minnesota captain Kendall Coyne Schofield, alternate captains Kelly Pannek and Stecklein and players Britta Curl-Salemme, Taylor Heise and Grace Zumwinkle prepare to represent the United States, while Klara Hymlarova and Denisa Krizova suit up for Czechia. On the Goldeneyes, eight players are Olympic-bound: Jenn Gardiner (CAN), Jaques (CAN), Emerance Maschmeyer (CAN), Sarah Nurse (CAN), Thompson (CAN), Tereza Vanisova (CZE), Michelle Karvinen (FIN) and Nina Jobst-Smith (GER). |
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| Jan. 21, 2026 |
There are six players averaging at least one point per game in the PWHL (minimum five games), and five of them are in this game. Poulin for Montreal and Coyne Schofield, Heise, Britta Curl-Salemme and Kelly Pannek for the Frost. The only PWHL players to average one point per game in a season were Poulin and Spooner in the inaugural season. |
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| Jan. 21, 2026 |
Minnesota forward Britta Curl-Salemme on playing now with the Olympics coming up: "I don't think we're too focused on anything besides what's in front of us here. We know we can't take the next two games off because points are huge and it's a tight race. I would say every international player is focusing on their [PWHL] team and putting themselves in a good spot." |
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| Jan. 19, 2026 |
Six players have 12 or more points in the PWHL and four of them are on the Frost. Captain Kendall Coyne Schofield leads the league with nine goals and has 14 points in 12 games alongside teammate Britta Curl-Salemme (5G, 9A). Taylor Heise has six points in her last three games and a league-high 10 assists as part of her 12 points, tied with Frost alternate captain Kelly Pannek (5G, 7A) through 12 games. Poulin (5G, 7A) has 12 points in 12 games and Charge captain Brianne Jenner (7G, 5A) has 12 points in 13 games. Fleet captain Megan Keller leads all defenders with five goals and 11 points in 13 games, and all skaters with four power play goals. First overall pick Kristyna Kaltounkova (8G) and third overall pick Casey O'Brien (4G, 4A) lead all rookies with eight points in 13 games. See this season's PWHL leaders here. |
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| Jan. 16, 2026 |
MINNESOTA FROST5-1-2-3 | 19 PTS | 2ND PLACE (TIED)Top Scorer: Britta Curl-Salemme - 11 GP, 4-9-13 PTSLast Game: 6-2 W vs. SEA on Jan. 11 |
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| Jan. 16, 2026 |
NEWARK, NJ(January 16, 2026) -The Minnesota Frost secured a 3-2 overtime victory in their first meeting of the season against the New York Sirens on Friday night at Prudential Center. The Frost offense was powered entirely by U.S. Olympians, including the overtime goal by Kendall Coyne Schofield on a play where Taylor Heise faked a shot and passed to the captain who buried the 2-on-1 feed to end the Sirens' record four-game winning streak. Minnesota opened the scoring when Britta Curl-Salemme capitalized in front of the net at 8:55 of the first period off a Heise pass. Sirens rookie Casey O'Brien tied the game at 1-1 with a shorthanded 'jailbreak' goal on a breakaway at 16:24 to close out the first. The Frost responded early in the second period with a Kelly Pannek goal from Grace Zumwinkle and Coyne Schofield just 35 seconds after puck drop. Taylor Girard tied the game for the Sirens at 4:04 of the middle frame to end the scoring in regulation. After neither team could take advantage in a back-and-forth scoreless third, the teams headed to overtime where Coyne Schofield ended the game just 52 seconds into the extra frame. Nicole Hensley produced a strong performance with 24 saves in her return to the Minnesota crease for the first time since Dec. 30 after missing time due to illness. Kayle Osborne stopped 23 of 26 shots for New York, continuing her streak as the team's only goaltender to appear in a game this season. |
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| Jan. 16, 2026 |
Kendall Coyne Schofield recorded her fourth multi-point game of the season with a goal and an assist to extend her point streak to three consecutive games (2G, 3A) and bring her season point total to 14 (9G, 5A) in 12 games for a share of the league lead with teammate Britta Curl-Salemme. The Frost captain moved into second in all-time PWHL scoring with 54 career points (27G, 27A), moving ahead of Toronto's Daryl Watts (27G, 25A). |
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| Jan. 16, 2026 |
Britta Curl-Salemme scored her fifth goal of the season in her 12th game and is the first player in the PWHL this season to record at least one point in 10 different games. The goal was her third point over the last two games to bring her season total to 14 for a share of the league lead. Curl-Salemme is now just one point away from matching her 2024-25 season point total of 15 (9G, 6A) in 28 games as a rookie. |
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| Jan. 12, 2026 |
Minnesota's Britta Curl-Salemme leads the league with 13 points in 11 games, including a league-high nine assists. Frost captain Kendall Coyne Schofield leads the way with eight goals and is tied for second with 12 points alongside Jenner (7G, 5A) and Poulin (5G, 7A). Fleet captain Megan Keller (4G, 5A) leads all defenders with nine points in 11 games, followed by Goldeneyes alternate captain Claire Thompson (3G, 5A) with eight points. There is a four-way tie for the rookie scoring lead between New York's Kaltounkova (7G) and Casey O'Brien (3G, 4A) along with defenders Rory Guilday (1G, 6A) of Ottawa, and Minnesota's Cooper (7A). See this season's PWHL leaders here. |
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| Jan. 11, 2026 |
Britta Curl-Salemme notched her fourth multi-point game (2A) of the season, bringing her total to 13 points (4G, 9A) in 11 games. She now leads the PWHL in scoring and ranks first in assists among all skaters. The second-year player is just two points shy of matching her rookie-season total of 15 points (9G, 6A) in 28 games. |
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| Jan. 5, 2026 |
Minnesota's Britta Curl-Salemme became the first PWHL player to reach 10 points this season with a goal last Tuesday against Toronto and is now in a three-way tie for first in league scoring with 11 points (4G, 7A) in 10 games. Coyne Schofield (8G, 3A) and Poulin (5G, 6A) both have 11 points in 10 and nine games, respectively. Three more players have reached 10 points this season, including Charge captain Brianne Jenner (5G, 5A) in 10 games, Victoire forward Abby Roque (4G, 6A) in nine games, and Frost alternate captain Kelly Pannek (4G, 6A) in 10 games. Boston captain Megan Keller (3G, 5A) leads all defenders with eight points in nine games, with Cooper (7A) and Ottawa's Rory Guilday (1G, 6A) tied for the lead in scoring among rookies. See this season's PWHL leaders here. |
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| Jan. 4, 2026 |
Kendall Cooper has set the standalone record for the longest assist streak in league history at six straight games. The Minnesota defenders' seven assists are more than any other rookie and tied with teammate Britta Curl-Salemme for the most among all skaters. Cooper and Batherson are the first two players in the PWHL to reach point streaks of six games. |
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| Jan. 4, 2026 |
Britta Curl-Salemme extended her point streak to five games and her goal streak to two games after scoring on Saturday. The league's points leader scored in her first two games against Montreal last season and finished with four points against the Victoire (2G, 2A) in six games. |
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| Jan. 4, 2026 |
MINNESOTA FROST4-1-1-3 | 15 PTS | 2ND PLACE (TIED)Top Scorer: Britta Curl-Salemme - 9 GP, 4-7-11 PTSLast Game: 5-2 L at OTT on Jan. 3 |
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| Jan. 4, 2026 |
LAVAL, QC (January 4, 2026) - The Montreal Victoire came from behind to snap their three-game losing streak with captain Marie-Philip Poulin leading the way in a closely matched 3-2 overtime victory against the Minnesota Frost on Sunday afternoon. The first meeting of the season between the two teams did not disappoint the 10,172 fans at a sold-out Place Bell, with back-and-forth goals and a late push from the Victoire to end the Frost's longest road trip of the season. Mae Batherson scored the lone goal across the game's first two periods with her 1:09 marker to open up the second. The teams traded goals in the third with Poulin tying the game at 8:23 and fellow captain Kendall Coyne Schofield giving the Frost the lead again at 18:10. With an extra attacker in the game's final minutes, Abby Roque potted the league's latest game-tying goal of the season at 19:31 to send the contest to overtime. Captain Clutch returned once more, scoring on a delayed penalty at 3:22 into overtime to record the Victoire's first win of 2026. At game's end, Poulin had moved into a tie for first in league scoring alongside Coyne Schofield and Frost forward Britta Curl-Salemme, each with 11 points. |
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| Jan. 3, 2026 |
Britta Curl-Salemmehas scored in consecutive games for the second time this season, while extending her career-high point streak to five (4G, 2A). The league's top scorer has 11 points (4G, 7A) in nine games, including four points (2G, 2A) in three games against Ottawa. |
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| Jan. 2, 2026 |
The PWHL Starting Six for the month of December have been recognized as: Kendall Coyne Schofield (F - Minnesota Frost), Britta Curl-Salemme (F - Minnesota Frost), Daryl Watts (F - Toronto Sceptres), Megan Keller (D - Boston Fleet), Haley Winn (D - Boston Fleet), Aerin Frankel (G - Boston Fleet). |
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| Dec. 30, 2025 |
TORONTO (December 30, 2025) - Taylor Heise and Kendall Coyne Schofield each recorded three points as the Minnesota Frost defeated the Toronto Sceptres 5-1 in front of a sold-out crowd of 8,318 at Coca-Cola Coliseum on Tuesday night. Heise assisted on Minnesota's first three goals, while Coyne Schofield notched two goals and an assist on the Frost's final three tallies. Toronto opened the scoring just 4:55 into the first period as Daryl Watts recorded her 50th career PWHL point with a goal for the third straight game. Minnesota responded quickly, tying the game less than two minutes later on a goal from Katy Knoll, then taking the lead on a Britta Curl-Salemme tally, with Heise assisting on both. The scoring continued for the visitors in the second period as Grace Zumwinkle notched her third goal of the season, a power play marker, assisted by Coyne Schofield and Heise, giving Minnesota a 3-1 lead. Coyne Schofield added her sixth goal of the season with six seconds remaining in the second period before finishing the scoring with her league-leading seventh goal, an empty-netter, at 16:43 of the third. Sceptres starter Elaine Chuli made 14 saves on 18 shots before Raygan Kirk took over in the third period, stopping both shots she faced. Nicole Hensley made 31 saves for the Frost, who leapfrogged Toronto in the standings, moving from third to second place. The Frost have points in each of their last four games, while the Sceptres' four-game point streak comes to an end. |
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| Dec. 30, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemmebecame the first player to reach 10 points (3G, 7A) this season with her first-period tally and leads the PWHL scoring race by onepoint. She now has points in four straight games (3G, 2A),establishinga new career high. |
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| Dec. 30, 2025 |
Taylor Heise and Kendall Coyne Schofield each recorded three points as the Minnesota Frost defeated the TorontoSceptres5-1 in front of a sold-out crowd of 8,318 at Coca-Cola Coliseum on Tuesday night. Heiseassistedon Minnesota's first three goals, while Coyne Schofield notched two goals and an assist on the Frost's final three tallies. Toronto opened the scoring just 4:55 into the first period as Daryl Watts recorded her 50th career PWHL pointwith a goal for the thirdstraight game.Minnesota responded quickly, tying the game less than two minuteslater ona goal from Katy Knoll, then taking the lead on a Britta Curl-Salemme tally, with Heiseassistingon both. The scoring continuedfor the visitorsin the second period as GraceZumwinklenotched her third goal of the season, a powerplay marker,assistedby Coyne Schofield and Heise, giving Minnesota a 3-1 lead. Coyne Schofield added her sixth goal of the season with six secondsremainingin the second period before finishing the scoring with her league-leading seventh goal, an empty-netter,at 16:43 of the third.Sceptresstarter ElaineChulimade 14 saves on 18 shots before Raygan Kirk took over in the third period, stopping both shots she faced. Nicole Hensley made 31 saves for the Frost, who leapfrogged Toronto in the standings, moving from third to second place.The Frost have points in each of their last four games, while theSceptres'four-game point streak comes to an end. |
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| Dec. 30, 2025 |
MINNESOTA FROST3-1-1-2 | 12 PTS | 3RD PLACETop Scorer: Britta Curl-Salemme - 7 GP, 2-7-9 PTSLast Game: 2-1 OTW at VAN (in Edmonton) on Dec. 27 |
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| Dec. 30, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme leads the PWHL with seven assists and nine points and is riding a three-game point streak (2G, 2A) which is tied for the longest of her career. Last season, one of her two multi-goal games came in Toronto on Dec. 7. |
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| Dec. 29, 2025 |
Minnesota's Britta Curl-Salemme sits alone atop the PWHL scoring race with nine points in seven games, including a league-high seven assists, and is currently on a three-game point streak. There's a three-way tie for second in scoring between Frost alternate captain Kelly Pannek, Charge captain Brianne Jenner and Fleet captain Megan Keller, all with eight points on three goals and five assists. Keller leads all defenders in scoring and is currently riding the longest point streak of the season at five games. Frost captain Kendall Coyne Schofield leads the league with five goals, and Charge defender Rory Guilday leads all rookies with six points. See this season's PWHL leaders here. |
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| Dec. 27, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme's primary assist on Heise's overtime winner was her league leading seventh helper and ninth point of the season. She is currently on her second three-game point streak of the season (2G, 2A) after opening the campaign with points in three straight contests (5A).
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| Dec. 22, 2025 |
A pair of Frost forwards are tied for the PWHL scoring lead with eight points in six games including Kelly Pannek (3G, 5A) and Britta Curl-Salemme (2G, 6A). Both players are the only PWHL skaters so far this season with a trio of multi-point performances and 15 of their combined 16 points have been recorded at even strength. Fleet captain Megan Keller (3G, 4A) leads all defenders in scoring and ranks third among all skaters with seven points in seven games. Her two power play goals are tied for the PWHL lead and she's the first skater to produce a four-game point streak this season. Coyne Schofield is one of four players with six points and leads the league with five goals. See this season's PWHL leaders here. |
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| Dec. 21, 2025 |
ROSEMONT, IL (December 21, 2025) - Rookie Sarah Wozniewicz scored her first career PWHL goal in style, securing the overtime winner for the Ottawa Charge in a 3-2 triumph over the Minnesota Frost on Sunday afternoon in the PWHL Takeover Tour(tm) at Allstate Arena. A crowd of 7,238 got their first taste of the PWHL in Chicago and were treated to a thriller between the 2025 PWHL Walter Cup finalists, with the Charge snapping a four-game losing streak that started with a Dec. 2 loss against the two-time defending champion Frost. Three of the four goals in regulation were scored on the power play, including both Ottawa tallies by defender Ronja Savolainen at 9:31 of the first period, and captain Brianne Jenner who beat the buzzer at 19:56 of the second period. Minnesota battled back twice, first by tying the game on a Britta Curl-Salemme snipe at 10:44 of the middle frame, then at 3:56 of the third period when defender Mae Batherson scored her first career goal with the player advantage. Gwyneth Philips picked up her second win of the season with a career-high 41 saves, with Nicole Hensley suffering her first loss of the season with 22 saves. Ottawa will continue its five-game road trip in Toronto on Tuesday, while Minnesota will play another Takeover Tour tilt against Vancouver in Edmonton, AB on Saturday. This was the first of two Takeover Tour games to be played at Allstate Arena this season with the New York Sirens and Seattle Torrent coming to town on Mar. 25, 2026. |
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| Dec. 21, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme has scored in consecutive games for the first time this season after scoring in games six and seven of her rookie campaign. The Frost forward also recorded two assists on Dec. 2 in Ottawa after scoring twice against the Charge in Game 2 of the PWHL Walter Cup Finals. |
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| Dec. 19, 2025 |
1. Dominique Petrie (MIN) 1G2. Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN) 1G, 1A3. Olivia Mobley (BOS) 1G, 1A |
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| Dec. 19, 2025 |
ST. PAUL, MN (December 19, 2025) - The Minnesota Frost snapped the Boston's Fleet's five-game winning streak and handed them their first loss of the season with a 5-2 win at Grand Casino Arena on Friday night. The Frost matched their season-high in goals scored, with five different skaters lighting the lamp to move into second place in the PWHL standings. Captain Kendall Coyne Schofield opened scoring for the Frost for the third time this season, 6:47 into the first, with Dominique Petrie doubling the lead at 12:37. In the second period, Britta Curl-Salemme poked the puck in the net for the first time this season to bring Minnesota's lead to three. Two former Buckeye rookies cut into the Frost's deficit in the third period with their first professional goals just 24 seconds apart with Olivia Mobley scoring at 9:01 and Riley Brengman bringing the Fleet within a goal at 9:25. With Aerin Frankel - the league's leading netminder - pulled in the third period, Katy Knoll and Kelly Pannek potted empty-netters to seal the Frost's victory and even the Boston-Minnesota season series at one a piece. Nicole Hensley stood tall in the Frost crease with 27 saves for her third straight win. |
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| Dec. 19, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme tallied her first goal and sixth assist of the season after returning from the Rivalry Series with a goal and an assist for Team USA. The forward overtook teammate Coyne Schofield at the top of the league's scoring charts with seven points, while also leading the league in assists. Her first goal last season came in the third game when she scored two in Toronto on Dec. 7, 2024. |
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| Dec. 19, 2025 |
Six Frost skaters represented the U.S. at the Rivalry Series last week in Edmonton, AB, completing a four-game sweep over Canada in final international competition before the 2026 Olympics. Taylor Heise (1G, 8A) finished as the series' leading scorer following a pair of multi-assist games. Kelly Pannek (3G, 1A) finished fifth in scoring over four games, followed by Kendall Coyne Schofield (1G, 2A) who tied for sixth. Britta Curl-Salemme (1G, 1A), Grace Zumwinkle (1A) and Lee Stecklein rounded out the Frost contingent which led the PWHL in player representation on Team USA. |
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| Dec. 15, 2025 |
Frost captain Kendall Coyne Schofield leads the PWHL with four goals and is tied for first with five points alongside alternate captain Kelly Pannek (2G, 3A), teammate Britta Curl-Salemme (5A) and Charge captain Brianne Jenner (2G, 3A). Fleet captain Megan Keller (2G, 2A) and Goldeneyes alternate captain Claire Thompson (2G, 2A) lead all defenders with four points. Fleet forward Abby Newhook (3G) has scored in three straight games and is tied for the rookie scoring lead with Charge defender Rory Guilday (1G, 2A) and Sirens forward Maddi Wheeler (3A). In 16 games this season, 90 different PWHL players have recorded at least one point. See this season's PWHL leaders here. |
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| Dec. 8, 2025 |
Frost captain Kendall Coyne Schofield has been named the PWHL Player of the Week presented by SharkNinja after scoring three goals on eight shots in two games, highlighted by her first career hat trick on Tuesday in a 5-1 win over the Charge. The 33-year-old from Palos Heights, IL, is the second player to record a hat trick this season and just the second Minnesota player to achieve the feat since Grace Zumwinkle back on Jan. 6, 2024. Coyne Schofield leads the PWHL in goals this season and is tied for first with five points (4G, 1A) alongside teammates Kelly Pannek (2G, 3A) and Britta Curl-Salemme (5A) and Charge captain Brianne Jenner (2G, 3A). See this season's PWHL leaders here. |
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| Dec. 8, 2025 |
Forwards: Hannah Bilka (SEA), Alex Carpenter (SEA), Jesse Compher (TOR), Kendall Coyne Schofield (MIN), Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN), Taylor Heise (MIN), Gabbie Hughes (OTT), Hilary Knight (SEA), Casey O'Brien (NY), Kelly Pannek (MIN), Hayley Scamurra (MTL), Grace Zumwinkle (MIN) |
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| Dec. 7, 2025 |
The four-way tie atop the league lead in points includes three Minnesota players - Kendall Coyne Schofield, Kelly Pannek and Britta Curl-Salemme. They're the only three players to open the season with three-game point streaks and also three of the only four players in the league to have a plus-minus better than +3. The trio are among Minnesota's six players competing for Team USA in next week's Rivalry Series, making the Frost the most represented PWHL team on the U.S. roster. |
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| Dec. 7, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme led all skaters with a career-high seven shots on goal. Her top line with Kelly Pannek (3) and Kendall Coyne Schofield (2) combined for 12 of Minnesota's 27 shots but were held off the scoresheet for the first time this season. |
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| Dec. 2, 2025 |
Kendall Coyne Schofield (1G, 1A) and Britta Curl-Salemme (3A) have points in both games to open the season. When the Frost and Charge last met at TD Place for Game 2 of the Finals, Curl-Salemme scored the game-tying goal with 16 seconds remaining in regulation and later scored the overtime winner. |
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| Dec. 2, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme recorded her second straight multi-assist game, also marking her first time with consecutive multi-point efforts. She leads the league with five assists, one shy of her rookie total of six in 28 games, while her three-game point streak (5A) ties her career-high. |
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| Dec. 2, 2025 |
OTTAWA, ON (December 2, 2025) - Kendall Coyne Schofield scored her first PWHL hat trick to lead the Minnesota Frost to a 5-1 win over the Ottawa Charge on Tuesday night at TD Place. The Frost captain's first goal came just 24 seconds into the first period - the quickest goal to start a game so far this season - and opened a trio of goals in the first seven minutes from Minnesota forwards Dominique Petrie and Grace Zumwinkle which set a PWHL record for the fastest three goals to start a game. After a scoreless second, Coyne Schofield tallied her second goal of the game 4:14 into the third to bring the Frost's lead to 4-0, before scoring an empty netter to round out the hat trick. Ottawa rookie defender Rory Guilday netted her first career goal on a third period power play to make the scoring to 4-1. Charge captain Brianne Jenner recorded a primary assist to bring her to a four-way tie for the league lead in scoring with five points, alongside Coyne Schofield and Frost forwards Kelly Pannek and Britta Curl-Salemme, who each contributed two assists in the game. Frost goaltender Nicole Hensley made a career-high 35 saves in her second straight road start and victory, while Gwyneth Philips turned aside 28 shots in Ottawa's second loss in a three-game homestand to open the season. |
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| Nov. 28, 2025 |
TheFrost'stop lineofKendall Coyne Schofield,KellyPannekandBritta Curl-Salemmedeliveredthe team's firstthreegoals of the season andhave accountedfor16shots in two games. |
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| Nov. 21, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme and Kelly Pannek have both recorded an assist in back-to-back season openers for Minnesota. |
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| Oct. 17, 2025 |
Both teams may have lost some talent to the expansion draft, but key figures from last spring's nail-biting series who are back include Minnesota's Taylor Heise and Britta Curl-Salemme and Ottawa goalie Gywneth Philips, who merely won MVP of the Walter Cup despite the Charge not winning the series. Ottawa enters this season determined to flip the ending, led by a core that knows what it takes to get back to the biggest stage. Beyond the storylines, this matchup will also be a measuring stick for how both teams have adapted to offseason changes and how early-season chemistry is forming. Expect playoff-level intensity, even in December. |
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| Oct. 6, 2025 |
St. Paul, MN (October 6, 2025) - The Minnesota Frost announced today that forward Britta Curl-Salemme has signed a two-year contract extension to stay with the team through the 2027-28 Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) season. Curl-Salemme was selected by the Frost in the second round of the 2024 PWHL Draft and was originally signed to a two-year term. |
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| Aug. 8, 2025 |
Forwards: Hannah Bilka (SEA), Alex Carpenter (SEA), Jesse Compher (TOR), Kendall Coyne Schofield (MIN), Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN), Taylor Heise (MIN), Gabbie Hughes (OTT), Hilary Knight (SEA), Casey O'Brien (NY)*, Kelly Pannek (MIN), Hayley Scamurra (MTL), Grace Zumwinkle (MIN)
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| July 29, 2025 |
Segedi was the third of six players selected by Minnesota on June 24 and is the third player from the Frost's2025 draft class to be signed, joining first-round pick Kendall Cooper and second-round pick Abby Hustler who played with Segedi at St. Lawrence.She joins a Frost forward group that features veterans Kendall Coyne Schofield, Kelly Pannek, Taylor Heise, Grace Zumwinkle and Claire Butorac along with second year players Britta Curl-Salemme, Katy Knoll, and Klara Hymlarova all under contract for the 2025-26 campaign. |
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| July 17, 2025 |
Hustler was the second of six players selected by Minnesota on June 24 and is the second player from the team's 2025 draft class to be signed, joining first-round pick Kendall Cooper. She joins a Frost forward group that features returning veterans Kendall Coyne Schofield, Kelly Pannek, Taylor Heise, Grace Zumwinkle and Claire Butorac, along with second year returnees Britta Curl-Salemme, Katy Knoll, and Klara Hymlarova all under contract for the 2025-26 campaign. |
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| June 25, 2025 |
Forwards: Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN), Sarah Fillier (NY), Jenn Gardiner (MTL) |
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| June 16, 2025 |
Buchbinder returns to a Frost lineup that has eight other players under contract for the 2025-26 season, including fellow defender Lee Stecklein and goaltender Nicole Hensley. The forward group includes captain Kendall Coyne Schofield, Kelly Pannek, Taylor Heise, Grace Zumwinkle, Britta Curl-Salemme and Klara Hymlarova. |
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| June 6, 2025 |
Protected: Kendall Coyne Schofield (F), Britta Curl-Salemme (F), Taylor Heise (F), Lee Stecklein (D) |
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| June 4, 2025 |
SAINT PAUL, MN (June 4, 2025) - The Minnesota Frost has added forward Britta Curl-Salemme as the fourth player on its protected list for the 2025 PWHL Expansion Roster Building Process, following the signings of defenders Claire Thompson and Sophie Jaques by PWHL Vancouver. |
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| June 3, 2025 |
Minnesota Frost (12): Mae Batherson (D), Britta Curl-Salemme (F), Nicole Hensley (G), Klara Hymlarova (F), Sophie Jaques (D), Katy Knoll (F), Denisa Krizova (F), Brooke McQuigge (F), Kelly Pannek (F), Dominique Petrie (F), Claire Thompson (D), Grace Zumwinkle (F) |
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| June 2, 2025 |
The SupraStars of the Month, presented by AIRSUPRA, for the month of May have been recognized as: Emily Clark (F - Ottawa Charge), Taylor Heise (F - Minnesota Frost), Britta Curl-Salemme (F - Minnesota Frost), Lee Stecklein (D - Minnesota Frost), Sophie Jaques (D - Minnesota Frost) and Gwyneth Philips (G - Ottawa Charge). |
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| May 27, 2025 |
Following Monday's game, the Hockey Hall of Fame added to its collection of women's hockey history. Coyne Schofield's jersey, Liz Schepers' game-winning goal stick, Katy Knoll's helmet, Britta Curl-Salemme's gloves and Grace Zumwinkle's skates were among the equipment items donated by the Walter Cup winners, along with various celebratory pieces like championship towels, neck chains, champagne bottles and corks. The Hockey Hall of Fame's Miragh Bitove and Kelly Masse were part of the post-game ceremony, bringing the Ilana Kloss Playoff MVP award and the Walter Cup to the ice. |
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| May 25, 2025 |
As soon as the gates opened at the Xcel Energy Center, the glass around the Frost bench was lined with signs appealing to these young girls' affection for the team and the sport. One read "Curl Power," in a nod to Britta Curl-Salemme, while another said, "I skate with Zumwinkle in my dreams," referencing Frost forward Grace Zumwinkle, who hails from Excelsior, MN. Zumwinkle is one of eight Minnesota natives on the Frost roster, with many more having played at universities in the state, helping the young girls see themselves in the players. Many of the Frost squad stopped by during their pre-game warmups to chat with the fans, including goaltender Nicole Hensley, who tossed pucks over the glass. |
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| May 25, 2025 |
As soon as the gates opened at the Xcel Center, the glass around the Frost bench was lined with signs appealing to these young girls' affection for the team and the sport. One read "Curl Power," in a nod to Britta Curl-Salemme, while another said, "I skate with Zumwinkle in my dreams," referencing Frost forward Grace Zumwinkle, who hails from Excelsior, MN. Zumwinkle is one of eight Minnesota natives on the Frost roster, with many more having played at universities in the state, helping the young girls see themselves in the players. Many of the Frost squad stopped by during their pre-game warmups to chat with the fans, including goaltender Nicole Hensley, who tossed pucks over the glass. |
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| May 24, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme scored the game-tying and game-winning goals in Game 2, the first player in PWHL history to score two such goals in a playoff game. It was the rookie's third career multi-goal game, all of which have come on the road (Dec. 7, 2024 at Toronto - her first two goals this season; May 5, 2025 at Boston - her last two goals this season). |
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| May 22, 2025 |
1. Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN) 2G2. Maddie Rooney (MIN) 37/38 SV3. Jocelyne Larocque (OTT) 1G |
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| May 22, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme scored her second and third goals of the postseason for her first multi-point performance of her postseason career. Two of her three playoff goals have come on the power play, making her the only skater to net multiple power play goals this postseason. |
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| May 22, 2025 |
OTTAWA, ON (May 22, 2025) - Britta Curl-Salemme scored late in the third period and again in overtime to lift the Minnesota Frost to a 2-1 series-tying win over the Ottawa Charge, silencing a sellout crowd of 8,206 fans on Thursday night at TD Place. The score remained scoreless for most of regulation until Jocelyne Larocque broke the deadlock at 17:25 of the third period, giving Ottawa the lead. With 15 seconds left in regulation, and the Frost pressing on a power play with their net empty, Curl-Salemme scored the equalizer to send the game to overtime. While both teams traded chances in extra time, it was Curl-Salemme who struck again--scoring with less than four minutes left in the first overtime frame-- to lift Minnesota to the win. Maddie Rooney made 37 saves on 38 shots in her third win of the postseason, while Gwyneth Philips turned aside 22 of 24 shots in her sixth start of the postseason. The loss was Ottawa's first in four games on home ice this postseason. |
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| May 20, 2025 |
For the first time in PWHL history there will be at least one player winning a Walter Cup the same season as a gold medal victory at the IIHF Women's World Championship. Last month, Team USA captured gold in Czechia with 16 PWHL players on the roster, including seven players competing in this series: Ottawa's Philips and Minnesota's Coyne Schofield, Heise, Pannek, Stecklein, Britta Curl-Salemme and Grace Zumwinkle. |
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| May 20, 2025 |
Seven Frost skaters will be making their PWHL Finals debut tonight in Ottawa including McQuigge, Mae Batherson, Britta Curl-Salemme, Klara Hymlarova, Katy Knoll, Dominique Petrie and Claire Thompson, each joining the 16 players that won the Walter Cup in the league's inaugural season. On the coaching side, Ken Klee (Head Coach), Mira Jalosuo (Assistant Coach) and Samantha Hanson (Video Coach) were part of last year's staff, with new Assistant Coaches Chris "Critter" Johnson and Pete Samargia. |
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| May 19, 2025 |
Mae Batherson (D)*Kendall Coyne Schofield (F)Britta Curl-Salemme (F)Taylor Heise (F)Nicole Hensley (G)Klara Hymlarova (F)Sophie Jaques (D)Katy Knoll (F)*Denisa Krizova (F)Brooke McQuigge (F)*Kelly Pannek (F)Dominique Petrie (F)*Lee Stecklein (D)Claire Thompson (D)Grace Zumwinkle (F) |
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| May 12, 2025 |
With two goals and an assist in the second period of Minnesota's 5-3 Game Two victory over the Toronto Sceptres, Stecklein became the first player in PWHL history to collect three points in a playoff period while also becoming the first defender to collect three points in a playoff game. Stecklein's Minnesota teammates, Taylor Heise and Michela Cava, first achieved the three-point, single-game milestone during last season's Finals against Boston. In Game One of the series, Stecklein set up a score by Britta Curl-Salemme at 13:56 of the second period to start a Minnesota comeback bid that finished a goal short in Toronto's 3-2 triumph. She added a goal plus an assist in Sunday's 7-5 Game Three victory. Stecklein finished the week with 3-3--6 in the first three games of the series, tops among PWHL playoff scorers.After scoring just two goals in her first 62 career regular-season and playoff games, Stecklein enters Game 4 of the series Wednesday night on a five-game point streak (6-3--9) that dates to the regular season.She has matched her regular-season total for goals while doubling her playoff points output from last season (0-3--3 in 10 games). |
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| May 9, 2025 |
The Frost had 19 penalty minutes in Game 1, their most in any game in team history (regular season or playoffs). The total includes a five-minute major and game misconduct (10 minutes) assessed to Britta Curl-Salemme, who will be out of tonight's lineup serving a one-game suspension. |
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| May 9, 2025 |
MINNESOTA FROST (4)Top Scorers: Britta Curl-Salemme & Katy Knoll (1G each)Top Goalie: Nicole Hensley, 0-1, 3.08 GAA, .919 SV%Series Stats: PP 1/2 (50%) PK 2/3 (66.7%) |
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| May 9, 2025 |
Brooke Bryant was added to the Frost lineup tonight in place of Britta Curl-Salemme who was serving her one-game suspension. |
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| May 9, 2025 |
NEW YORK AND TORONTO (May 9, 2025) - The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) today announced that, after an automatic review by the PWHL Player Safety Committee, Minnesota Frost forward Britta Curl-Salemme has been assessed a one-game suspension for an illegal check to the head in Game 1 of the PWHL Playoffs against Toronto. |
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| May 9, 2025 |
Minnesota's Britta Curl-Salemme suspended for Game 2 of the PWHL Playoffs |
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| May 7, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme scored her first career PWHL playoff goal in her postseason debut. She scored twice in her regular season finale to rank second among all rookies with nine goals. |
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| May 3, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme recorded her second multi-goal performance of the season and ranks second among rookies with nine goals. She's one of five Frost skaters with eight or more goals this season, most in the PWHL. |
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| May 3, 2025 |
LOWELL, MA (May 3, 2025) - The Minnesota Frost got the regulation win they needed to secure a berth in the PWHL Playoffs, exploding for an 8-1 win over the Boston Fleet, eliminating the home team from playoff contention at the Tsongas Center on Saturday. Earlier in the day, the Ottawa Charge defeated the Toronto Sceptres, 2-1 in overtime, to lock up third place. The defending Walter Cup champions scored early and often, beginning with a goal by Britta Curl-Salemme at 2:23 followed quickly by a Lee Stecklein strike at 3:08. The goals, scored 45 seconds apart, are the fastest in team history. Kendall Coyne Schofield made it 3-0 later in the first period before the middle frame saw goals by Sophie Jaques and Curl-Salemme with her second to make it 5-0 after 40 minutes. In an attempt to generate offense, the Fleet pulled their goaltender midway through the third period but surrendered a pair of empty-net goals to Brooke McQuigge and Jaques shorthanded. Jessica DiGirolamo scored the Fleet's only goal to cut the deficit to 7-1, then, Klara Hymlarova made it 8-1 with the team's record third power play goal of the game, tied for most in the PWHL this season. |
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| May 3, 2025 |
1. Nicole Hensley (MIN) 29/30 SV2. Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN) 2G3. Grace Zumwinkle (MIN) 3A |
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| April 22, 2025 |
Minnesota (8): Kendall Coyne Schofield(USA),Britta Curl-Salemme(USA),Taylor Heise(USA),Kelly Pannek(USA),Lee Stecklein(USA),Grace Zumwinkle(USA); Sophie Jaques(CAN),Claire Thompson(CAN). |
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| April 1, 2025 |
Two of last week's games also featured two new records for the fastest two goals scored in PWHL history. Ottawa's Tereza Vanisova set the new individual benchmark, scoring both of her team's third period goals on Saturday in a span of 32 seconds. Then on Sunday, Minnesota's Taylor Heise (1:01) and Britta Curl-Salemme (1:43) scored the fastest two goals by a team to open a game. Both goals count among the league's six goals scored this season in a game's opening two minutes. |
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| April 1, 2025 |
Jade Downie-Landry and Sarah Fillier both had multiple goals and at least four shots on goal in their win over Ottawa. The only other PWHL teammates to reach those marks in the same game this season were Minnesota's Michela Cava and Britta Curl-Salemme on Dec. 7 against Toronto. |
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| March 30, 2025 |
SAINT PAUL, MN (March 30, 2025) - Taylor Heise scored Minnesota's first and fifth goals in a 5-2 victory over Toronto in front of a season-high crowd of 9,536 at Xcel Energy Center on Sunday afternoon. The win ended the Frost's three-game losing streak, while the loss ended the Sceptres' three-game winning streak and five-game point streak. The three points from today's win moves Minnesota back into fourth place in the PWHL standings - two points ahead of Ottawa, while Toronto remains in second place - three points behind Montreal. Scoring started early in the first period with Heise finding the back of the net at 1:01, followed quickly by Britta Curl-Salemme at 1:43 for the fastest two goals to open a game in PWHL history. The Frost increased their lead to 3-0 at 3:55 in the second frame on a goal by Sophie Jaques, then Liz Schepers made it 4-0 at 17:53. Toronto showed offensive life in the third period with Kali Flanagan putting the Sceptres on the board at 3:32, then Daryl Watts cut the lead in half with as power play goal at 7:35. Heise shut down the comeback bid with her second goal at 14:16 of the final frame. Nicole Hensley recorded 27 saves on 29 shots to collect her fifth win of the season for the Frost. After posting a streak of nine straight games allowing two or fewer goals, Sceptres goaltender Kristen Campbell made just 12 saves on 16 shots in the first two periods. She was replaced in the third period by rookie Raygan Kirk who stopped seven of eight shots. This was the final game for both teams before the league schedule pauses for the 2025 IIHF Women's World Championship. Both Minnesota and Toronto will have three games remaining upon their return to action on Apr. 26. The Sceptres can still clinch a playoff berth before the break should Boston beat Ottawa or if the Charge beat the Fleet in a shootout when the teams meet on Wednesday. |
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| March 30, 2025 |
Kelly Pannek had her second game of the season with more than five faceoff wins, a goal and a hit against Montreal on Wednesday. Teammate Britta Curl-Salemme also has two such games this season - the rest of the Minnesota roster has one (Dominique Petrie). |
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| March 30, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme scored her seventh goal and first in nine games. With five points in her last eight games, she's tied for third in rookie scoring with 13 points in 25 games. Her seven goals are tied with teammate Brooke McQuigge for second among rookies. |
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| March 26, 2025 |
Five players are tied for the head-to-head season series lead with four points including Montreal's Jennifer Gardiner (1G, 3A) and Erin Ambrose (4A), and Minnesota's Britta Curl-Salemme (2G, 2A), Taylor Heise (1G, 3A) and Sophie Jaques (1G, 3A - 4 GP). |
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| March 25, 2025 |
The University of Wisconsin Badgers won the 2025 National Collegiate Championship on Sunday, defeating Ohio State 4-3 in overtime. Junior Kirsten Simms scored both the game-tying goal on a penalty shot with 18.9 seconds left in regulation and the overtime winner. The win is the Badgers' fourth national championship in six seasons and a record eighth in program history. Ten current PWHL players were part of previous Wisconsin titles, including Boston's Knight (2009/11) and Shirley (2019/21/23), Minnesota's Natalie Buchbinder and Britta Curl-Salemme (2019/21/23), Montreal's Dara Greig (2021), New York's Roque (2019), Ottawa's Emily Clark (2019), Toronto's Kristen Campbell (2019), Daryl Watts (2021) and Jesse Compher (2023). Click here for more. |
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| March 16, 2025 |
Frost rookies Britta Curl-Salemme (3A) and Brooke McQuigge (2G, 1A) both carry three-game point streaks into tonight's action. |
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| March 11, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme missed her second game of the season for the Frost while serving a one-game suspension. |
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| March 11, 2025 |
Minnesota's Britta Curl-Salemme suspended one game, Toronto's Renata Fast fined $250 |
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| March 11, 2025 |
NEW YORK AND TORONTO (March 11, 2025) - The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) today announced that, after two separate reviews by the PWHL Player Safety Committee, Minnesota Frost forward Britta Curl-Salemme has been suspended for one game, and Toronto Sceptres defender Renata Fast has been fined $250, each following incidents in the Mar. 9 game between the two teams. |
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| March 9, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme recorded her fifth assist of the season and now sits tied for third among rookies in scoring with 11 points (6G, 5A) through 22 games. |
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| March 7, 2025 |
Minnesota leads the PWHL with six skaters named to the U.S. Women's National Team for the upcoming IIHF Women's World Championship in Czechia, notably defender Lee Stecklein who returns to the National Team for the first time since 2023. She joins forwards Kendall Coyne Schofield, Britta Curl-Salemme, Kelly Pannek, Grace Zumwinkle and Heise. Ottawa is represented by rookie goaltender Gwyneth Philips. |
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| March 5, 2025 |
Forwards: Alex Carpenter (NY), Jesse Compher (TOR), Kendall Coyne Schofield (MIN), Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN), Taylor Heise (MIN), Hilary Knight (BOS), Kelly Pannek (MIN), Hayley Scamurra (TOR), Grace Zumwinkle (MIN). |
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| March 4, 2025 |
Many Frost players will be paying close attention to the WCHA Final Faceoff this weekend in Duluth, MN with multiple alumnae from all four participating teams: Five former Minnesota Golden Gophers (Lee Stecklein, Kelly Pannek, Taylor Heise, Grace Zumwinkle, Lucy Morgan), three former Wisconsin Badgers (Mellissa Channell-Watkins, Natalie Buchbinder, Britta Curl-Salemme), three from the University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs (Michela Cava, Maddie Rooney and Maggie Flaherty) and two Ohio State Buckeyes (Liz Schepers and Sophie Jaques). The Coaching Staff also has a connection to this weekend's WCHA tournament - Assistant Coach Chris "Critter" Johnson is the son of Badgers Head Coach Mark Johnson. |
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| March 4, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme tallied her fourth assist of the season and is tied for third in rookie scoring with 10 points (6G, 4A) through 20 games. |
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| Feb. 23, 2025 |
Sarah Fillier tallied her sixth goal of the season--her first career marker against Boston--moving her into sole possession of second place in league scoring with 19 points. She's also now tied with Minnesota's Britta Curl-Salemme for most rookie goals. |
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| Feb. 18, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme recorded her third assist of the season, bumping her into a tie for third place in rookie scoring with Boston's Hannah Bilka at nine points. |
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| Feb. 16, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme used the Frost's off day to connect with her sister Brenna and her University of Maine teammates, surprising the Black Bears in their locker room prior to Maine's game against Merrimack in Andover, MA. |
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| Feb. 13, 2025 |
Britta Curl-Salemme scored her sixth goal of the season and now leads all rookies in goals and ranks fourth in rookie points with eight (6G, 2A). |
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| Feb. 13, 2025 |
OTTAWA, ON (February 13, 2025) - In the highest scoring game in PWHL history, the Ottawa Charge soared to an 8-3 win over the Minnesota Frost at TD Place on Thursday night. Tereza Vanisova's hat trick and Gabbie Hughes' two-goal game were among the seven multi-point performances that propelled Ottawa to victory in front of an electric home crowd. During a back-and-forth first period, the Charge opened the scoring with two goals on their first two shots, first from Mannon McMahon and second from Hughes, who tallied her first of the season and Ottawa's first shorthanded 'jailbreak' goal of the campaign. Minnesota responded with two goals of their own from Britta Curl-Salemme and Michela Cava to even the score at the end of the opening period. During the second period, the Charge opened the floodgates by adding four goals to their tally - Hughes netted her second of the night, Vanisova added two of her own, and Victoria Bach notched one more - to put Ottawa up by four heading into the final frame. The Charge further extended their lead in the final period by adding two more goals, the first from captain Brianne Jenner on the power play, and the second from Vanisova for her third of the game. Minnesota managed to find the back of the net late in the game with a goal from Sophie Jaques, but it was not enough to overcome the deficit, as the Charge secured their first win in four games - and their first at TD Place since their home opener on Dec. 3 - to jump into a three-way tie for fourth place in the league with 20 points. Minnesota remains in second position with 26 points. |
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| Feb. 11, 2025 |
Thompson (2G, 2A), Taylor Heise (4A), Michela Cava (3G), Britta Curl-Salemme (2G), Brooke Bryant (2A) and Kendall Coyne Schofield (2A) have all produced multiple points for the Frost in two games against the Sceptres this season. |
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| Feb. 11, 2025 |
The 2025 IIHF Women's World Championship is coming up in two months and the defending gold and silver medalists had another battle come down to the wire. The Rivalry Series was decided in the final game for the third straight season with Canada emerging victorious over the United States to win the 2024-25 edition of the showcase. PWHL rookies were especially impressive in both games last week, comprising 13 of the 46 players on February rosters. On Thursday in Halifax, NS, Gwyneth Philips (OTT) backstopped Team USA to a 2-1 shootout victory with a 32-save performance. Fellow rookie contributors included Hannah Bilka (BOS) with a shootout goal, while Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN) and Sarah Fillier (NY) added an assist each for USA and Canada respectively. In Saturday's finale in Summerside, PEI, Jennifer Gardiner (MTL) scored the winning goal - her first tally with the National Women's Team - to lead Canada to a 3-1 victory. Fellow rookies Danielle Serdachny (OTT) had two assists for Canada, while Allyson Simpson (NY) had one helper for Team USA. The series also provided U.S. National Women's Team debuts for PWHL rookies Sydney Bard (BOS), Izzy Daniel (TOR), and Mannon McMahon (OTT). |
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| Feb. 5, 2025 |
Forwards: Hannah Bilka (BOS), Jesse Compher (TOR), Kendall Coyne Schofield (MIN), Britta Curl-Salemme (MIN), Izzy Daniel (TOR), Clair DeGeorge (MTL), Taylor Heise (MIN), Gabbie Hughes (OTT), Hilary Knight (BOS), Mannon McMahon (OTT), Maureen Murphy (MTL), Kelly Pannek (MIN). |
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