| April 27, 2026 |
All four playoff teams have players with two Walter Cup rings which means at least one three-time champion will be crowned in 2026. Minnesota returns nine players from its back-to-back titles in captain Kendall Coyne Schofield, alternates Kelly Pannek and Lee Stecklein, defender Natalie Buchbinder, forwards Claire Butorac, Taylor Heise and Grace Zumwinkle, and goaltenders Nicole Hensley and Maddie Rooney. Each of the three other teams has one former Frost who won back-to-back titles including Boston's Liz Schepers, Montreal's Maggie Flaherty, and Ottawa's Michela Cava. All four teams also have members of the U.S. Olympic team that won gold in Milan, meaning at least one player will be the first to win a Walter Cup and Olympic gold medal in the same season. The list includes Minnesota's Coyne Schofield, Heise, Pannek, Stecklein, Zumwinkle and Britta Curl-Salemme; Boston's Aerin Frankel, Megan Keller, and Haley Winn; Ottawa's Rory Guilday and Gwyneth Philips; Montreal's Hayley Scamurra. Click here for more about the PWHL Walter Cup Playoffs. |
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| April 22, 2026 |
Michela Cava became one of the first two PWHL players to reach 100 career games on Saturday, with the milestone including her 18 playoff games in two title runs with Minnesota. She has three assists in 15 games with the Charge after being acquired midseason from the Goldeneyes. |
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| April 20, 2026 |
A trio of two-time Walter Cup champions became the first in PWHL history to skate in 100 career games, including playoffs. Ottawa's Michela Cava, New York's Denisa Krizova, and Minnesota's Pannek achieved the milestone on the weekend in their 82nd regular-season games, on top of 18 playoff appearances with the Frost across each of the two title runs. Pannek has been a member of the Frost her entire career, while Cava's total includes 15 games with the Charge and 13 with the Goldeneyes, and Krizova's includes five games with the Sirens. |
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| March 30, 2026 |
Brynas IF are the 2025-26 SDHL champions, capturing their first league title on Friday with a 6-2 victory to sweep the best-of-five series over Frolunda HC. Former New York forward Noora Tulus tied for the playoff lead with 13 points and former Boston goaltender Klara Peslarova won all nine of her playoff starts. Five current PWHL players have won a combined 16 SDHL championships, led by Ottawa's Ronja Savolainen, who captured six titles with Lulea HF, followed by Vancouver's Michelle Karvinen (three with Lulea HF, one with Frolunda HC), Toronto's Anna Kjellbin (three with Lulea HF), Boston's Daniela Pejsova (two with Lulea HF), and Ottawa's Michela Cava (one with Lulea HF). |
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| March 29, 2026 |
Charge rookie Peyton Hemp on her first PWHL goal: "Stephanie Markowski got the puck deep at the start of the play, and then Gabbie Hughes was taking the puck wide. Brooke McQuigge was driving the net, so it left me open. Hughes made a beautiful pass. I just had to put it away. It's been super fun to play on that line with Hughes and Michela Cava lately." |
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| March 23, 2026 |
Michela Cava has hit the scoresheet in three of four contests against the Victoire this season as a member of the Charge and Goldeneyes, including her first point for Ottawa with an assist against Montreal on Jan. 24. The Thunder Bay, ON native has three points, all assists, in nine games since being traded to the Charge, and eight points overall on the season (1G, 7A). |
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| March 18, 2026 |
Charge forward Michela Cava on coming back to Minnesota for the first time after winning the Walter Cup last season: "It's obviously a little bittersweet feeling, just coming back and getting to see everybody yesterday, and then getting a nice welcome back at the rink, and just getting to see everybody in the stands. It's a fun rink to play in. I have nothing but good memories here, so can't say anything bad about that, but it would have been nice to come out with the win today." |
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| March 14, 2026 |
This is the first meeting between Ottawa and Vancouver since the six-player trade on Jan. 18. Forwards Michela Cava and Brooke McQuigge each have one assist in six games with the Charge, while defender Emma Greco has two assists in her last two games. For the Goldeneyes, Anna Meixner has one assist in five games, while Mannon McMahon and Anna Shokhina are still looking for their first points since the trade. |
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| March 14, 2026 |
Michela Cava was the lone offensive contributor today among the six involved in the Jan. 18 trade between the teams. The assist was her second in seven games as a member of the Charge and brings her season point total to seven (1G, 6A) in 20 games split between Ottawa and Vancouver.
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| Jan. 24, 2026 |
Ottawa forward Michela Cava on contributing offensively in her second game with the team: "I'm trying to build confidence with this team. Everybody has been welcoming since I came in. I haven't had a problem feeling like myself at all. I'm trying to do everything I can to fit the style and find ways to contribute offensively or defensively. I'm trying to get pucks on net, so good things can happen." |
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| Jan. 24, 2026 |
Friday afternoon in Laval was the first full practice for new Charge members Brooke McQuigge, Michela Cava and Emma Greco since being acquired by Vancouver on Sunday. They met the team in Newark on Tuesday, flew to Ottawa on Wednesday, and used Thursday to settle into their new homes. |
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| Jan. 24, 2026 |
Michela Cava recorded her first point as a member of the Charge in her second game with the team since being acquired in a six-player trade on Jan. 18. The forward now has six points (1G, 5A) on the season and has not gone more than three consecutive games without a point. |
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| Jan. 24, 2026 |
LAVAL, QC (January 24, 2026) - Maureen Murphy scored twice, including the game-winner, to lead the Montreal Victoire to a 3-1 victory over the Ottawa Charge in front of a sold-out crowd of 10,172 fans at Place Bell on Saturday. The win marked a milestone for goaltender Ann-Renee Desbiens, who became the first in PWHL history to reach 30 career regular-season wins. Murphy opened the scoring at 12:52 of the first period, converting a rebound for her second goal in as many games. She struck again on the power play with 15 seconds remaining in the period, blasting a one-timer from the left flank to give Montreal a 2-0 lead heading into the first intermission. Ottawa cut the deficit to 2-1 at 14:14 of the second when Michela Cava's shot from the slot, set up by a Katerina Mrazova saucer pass, deflected in off linemate Fanuza Kadirova. Montreal, looking to re-gain a two-goal lead, maintained pressure in the third, firing 15 shots at Charge goaltender Gwyneth Philips, who kept her team within striking distance. With Philips pulled for an extra attacker, Abby Roque scored her fifth of the season to secure the win and extend Montreal's Place Bell win streak to five games. Desbiens made 23 saves for the Victoire, who move into second place with the win, while Philips stopped 33 in Ottawa's second loss to Montreal in 11 days. Both teams have one game remaining before the league breaks for the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026, as Montreal hosts Toronto on Jan. 28, and Ottawa welcomes Seattle to TD Place the same evening. |
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| Jan. 20, 2026 |
All three of Ottawa's new players acquired Sunday in a trade with Vancouver saw action tonight with Michela Cava starting on the team's third line with Katerina Mrazova and Fanuza Kadirova, while Brooke McQuigge was on the second line with Clark and Hughes. Emma Greco started as the team's seventh defender. |
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| Jan. 19, 2026 |
The Charge and Goldeneyes completed a trade Sunday involving six players with each team acquiring three players in the deal. Ottawa acquired forwards Michela Cava and Brooke McQuigge along with defender Emma Greco from Vancouver in exchange for forwards Mannon McMahon, Anna Meixner and Anna Shokhina. This marks the biggest trade in PWHL history by way of the number of players involved, and the first trade since regular-season games began on Nov. 21. The PWHL trade deadline is March 30. Click here for more. |
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| Jan. 18, 2026 |
Charge acquire Michela Cava, Emma Greco and Brooke McQuigge from the Goldeneyes for Mannon McMahon, Anna Meixner and Anna Shokhina |
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| Jan. 18, 2026 |
"Michela Cava is a proven winner as part of the Minnesota Frost for the last two seasons," said Charge General Manager Mike Hirshfeld. "She will bring goal scoring ability to our organization. We got to know her game extremely well from the PWHL Walter Cup Finals last season and we're looking forward to adding her grit and compete to our group." |
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| Jan. 18, 2026 |
NEW YORK AND TORONTO (Jan. 18, 2026) - The Ottawa Charge and Vancouver Goldeneyes completed a trade Sunday involving six players with each team acquiring three players in the deal. The Charge acquired forwards Michela Cava and Brooke McQuigge along with defender Emma Greco from the Goldeneyes in exchange for forwards Mannon McMahon, Anna Meixner and Anna Shokhina. The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) trade deadline is March 30. |
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| Jan. 17, 2026 |
Katie Chan was born in Toronto before her family moved to Richmond, BC when she was young.Other Ontarians on the Goldeneyes include Emma Greco (Burlington), Brooke McQuigge (Bowmanville), Michela Cava (Thunder Bay), and Assistant coach BJ Adams (Scarborough). |
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| Jan. 9, 2026 |
Michela Cava recorded her fourth assist of the season and has points in consecutive games for the first time as a Goldeneye. Her last regular season point streak came in the Frost's final games of the season with an assist in each game (Apr. 30-May 3). |
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| Jan. 3, 2026 |
Michela Cava recorded her third assist and fourth point of the season and sits tied for sixth in team scoring with Abby Boreen (3G, 1A). |
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| Dec. 20, 2025 |
Michela Cava's first goal of the season was her third point as a Goldeneye. The former Minnesota forward had three goals in the Frost's first three games last season (Dec. 1-7, 2024), and 14 goals and 13 assists across 54 regular season games for the two-time Walter Cup Champions.
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| Dec. 20, 2025 |
Goldeneyes forward Michela Cava on scoring her first of the season: "It feels really good. I've been a little bit frustrated, just trying to figure out how to get pucks in the net and be more creative and just finding my game. It felt really good to get one in there and hopefully they just keep rolling. Great crowd [in the Pacific Coliseum] and it was really loud."
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| Dec. 20, 2025 |
VANCOUVER, BC (December 20, 2025) - Coast-to-coast travel could not slow down the Montreal Victoire as they became the first PWHL team to beat the Vancouver Goldeneyes at the Pacific Coliseum, 4-2 on Saturday afternoon before a crowd of 12,127. The win extends Montreal's streak to four, on the heels of a shootout win over Toronto in the launch of the Takeover Tour in Halifax on Wednesday. Vancouver's loss was their first in four games on home ice this season. Sandra Abstreiter made her first PWHL start in 21 months for the Victoire, turning away 27/29 shots in a strong offensive back-and-forth showing between both teams. The game's first period saw just one goal, courtesy of Victoire captain Marie-Philip Poulin at 10:18. Three goals followed in the middle frame, starting with Dara Greig's first career goal to double the Victoire's lead just 1:48 into the second. Sophie Jaques cut Montreal's lead in half with her second goal of the season at 12:24, but the Victoire responded quickly with an unassisted goal from Natalie Mlynkova at 15:23 on a spectacular breakaway effort. Scoring opened quickly once more in the third with Michela Cava bringing Vancouver again within one with her first of the season at 1:07. Montreal sealed the victory with a 14:31 goal from Shiann Darkangelo, despite a strong offensive push from Vancouver with an extra attacker for the game's final three minutes. Emerance Maschmeyer returned to the Goldeneyes' net after a game away, turning aside 26/30 shots in her fifth game of the season.
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| Dec. 6, 2025 |
Michela Cava notched her second assist and point of the season. In 2024-25, her 19 points (9G, 10A) in 30 games ranked fourth for Minnesota, with her second assist coming in the Frost's 14th game.
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| Nov. 26, 2025 |
Michela Cava picked up her first assist of the season for Vancouver after finishing fifth on Minnesota with 10 in 30 games in 2024-25. |
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| Aug. 13, 2025 |
In the closing seconds of a first-period power play at Xcel Energy Center, Michela Cava made the home crowd proud. Taking a quick pass from Dominique Petrie behind the net, Cava shoots the puck past Kristen Campbell right in front to get the Frost on the board. Cava's power-play tally was her team-leading third of the season./$$/$$ |
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| Aug. 13, 2025 |
Michela Cava | Feb. 23, 2025 | St. Paul, MN |
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| July 11, 2025 |
McQuigge is part of a deep PWHL Vancouver forward group that includes pre-draft signees Sarah Nurse, Jenn Gardiner, Hannah Miller, Michela Cava and Tereza Vanisova, and fellow Expansion Draft picks Abby Boreen, Izzy Daniel, Denisa Krizova and Gabby Rosenthal. |
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| June 23, 2025 |
Prior to his time with the Huskies, the Warren, Michigan, native won two ZhHL titles in three years between 2019-22 at the helm of the KRS Vanke Rays where he coached recent PWHL Vancouver signees Michela Cava and Hannah Miller. Idalski was also the head coach of the Chinese National Women's Team for the 2022 Olympic Winter Games in Beijing. |
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| June 20, 2025 |
Rosenthal is part of a deep PWHL Vancouver forward group that includes recent acquisitions Michela Cava, Hannah Miller and Tereza Vanisova, fellow Expansion Draft picks Abby Boreen, Izzy Daniel, Denisa Krizova and Brooke McQuigge, and pre-draft signees Sarah Nurse and Jenn Gardiner. |
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| June 17, 2025 |
Greco has played in 50 career regular-season games over two seasons in the PWHL. After her championship season in Minnesota, she signed with Boston for Season Two and contributed three assists and finished fifth on the Fleet with 35 hits. Prior to the PWHL, the 30-year-old from Burlington, ON, attended Quinnipiac University (2013-17), played for the PHF's Connecticut Whale (2017-18), then was teammates with Channell-Watkins on the CWHL's Furies (2018-19). Following a season with the PWHPA (2019-20), Greco had two stints with the PHF's Toronto Six (2020-21 and 2022-23) and won an Isobel Cup title alongside fellow PWHL Vancouver signees Michela Cava and Tereza Vanisova. |
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| June 3, 2025 |
Minnesota Frost (11): Charlotte Akervik (D), Marlene Boissonnault (G), Brooke Bryant (F), Natalie Buchbinder (D), Claire Butorac (F), Michela Cava (F), Mellissa Channell-Watkins (D), Maggie Flaherty (D), Kaitlyn O'Donohoe (F), Maddie Rooney (G), Liz Schepers (F) |
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| June 2, 2025 |
Heise was an offensive force in the Frost's first-round elimination of Toronto, collecting all seven of her playoff points (1-6--7) and playing a role in all three game-winning goals. She had two assists in Minnesota's 5-3 Game 2 triumph, setting up a go-ahead goal by Michela Cava in the second period and the winner by Jaques at 13:47 of the third. In Game 3, Heise's three assists included one on Cava's game-winning tally, helping Minnesota to a 7-5 triumph. It was her sixth multi-assist performance of the combined regular season and playoffs - the highest total among all PWHL players. In Game 4, Heise set up the goal by Kendall Coyne Schofield that launched the Frost's comeback from a 2-0 deficit before scoring the winner at 16:00 of overtime in the 4-3 triumph. The goal came on her sixth shot, which topped both teams in the contest and tied the career playoff high she had set in Game 4 against Toronto last May. Heise tied for second in 2025 playoff scoring, following her inaugural Playoff MVP campaign of eight points (5-3--8) in 10 games, which tied for the overall lead. Through two seasons, no player has more playoff points than Heise's6-9--15 in 18 games. |
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| May 30, 2025 |
Gwyneth Philips (OTT) = 100 PointsMarie-Philip Poulin (MTL) = 100 PointsLaura Stacey (MTL) = 80 PointsHilary Knight (BOS) = 70 PointsMaddie Rooney (MIN) = 70 PointsGabbie Hughes (OTT) = 60 PointsCorinne Schroeder (NY) = 60 PointsAbby Boreen (MTL) = 50 PointsHannah Miller (TOR) = 50 PointsLee Stecklein (MIN) = 50 PointsTereza Vanisova (OTT) = 50 PointsKristen Campbell (TOR) = 40 PointsAlex Carpenter (NY) = 40 PointsEmily Clark (OTT) = 40 PointsSusanna Tapani (BOS) = 40 PointsErin Ambrose (MTL) = 30 PointsAshton Bell (OTT) = 30 PointsShiann Darkangelo (OTT) = 30 PointsSarah Fillier (NY) = 30 PointsTaylor Heise (MIN) = 30 PointsNicole Hensley (MIN) = 30 PointsEmerance Maschmeyer (OTT) = 30 PointsAlina Muller (BOS) = 30 PointsClaire Thompson (MIN) = 30 PointsMichela Cava (MIN) = 20 PointsKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN) = 20 PointsAnn-Renee Desbiens (MTL) = 20 PointsRenata Fast (TOR) = 20 PointsMegan Keller (BOS) = 20 PointsKaterina Mrazova (OTT) = 20 PointsAbby Roque (NY) = 20 PointsLiz Schepers (MIN) = 20 PointsSophie Jaques (MIN) = 10 PointsSidney Morin (BOS) = 10 PointsKlara Peslarova (BOS) = 10 PointsKati Tabin (MTL) = 10 PointsDaryl Watts (TOR) = 10 Points |
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| May 27, 2025 |
Minnesota's win marked a fifth straight professional championship for Michela Cava. The streak by the Thunder Bay, ON, native counts two straight Walter Cups, an Isobel Cup in 2023 with the PHF's Toronto Six, and overseas titles with the KRS Vanke Rays in Russia's ZhHL in 2022 and Lulea in Sweden's SDHL in 2021. |
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| May 26, 2025 |
Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL) = 100 PointsGwyneth Philips (OTT) = 90 PointsLaura Stacey (MTL) = 80 PointsHilary Knight (BOS) = 70 PointsGabbie Hughes (OTT) = 60 PointsCorinne Schroeder (NY) = 60 PointsAbby Boreen (MTL) = 50 PointsHannah Miller (TOR) = 50 PointsLee Stecklein (MIN) = 50 PointsTereza Vanisova (OTT) = 50 PointsKristen Campbell (TOR) = 40 PointsAlex Carpenter (NY) = 40 PointsEmily Clark (OTT) = 40 PointsMaddie Rooney (MIN) = 40 PointsSusanna Tapani (BOS) = 40 PointsErin Ambrose (MTL) = 30 PointsAshton Bell (OTT) = 30 PointsShiann Darkangelo (OTT) = 30 PointsSarah Fillier (NY) = 30 PointsTaylor Heise (MIN) = 30 PointsNicole Hensley (MIN) = 30 PointsEmerance Maschmeyer (OTT) = 30 PointsAlina Muller (BOS) = 30 PointsClaire Thompson (MIN) = 30 PointsMichela Cava (MIN) = 20 PointsKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN) = 20 PointsAnn-Renee Desbiens (MTL) = 20 PointsRenata Fast (TOR) = 20 PointsMegan Keller (BOS) = 20 PointsKaterina Mrazova (OTT) = 20 PointsAbby Roque (NY) = 20 PointsSophie Jaques (MIN) = 10 PointsSidney Morin (BOS) = 10 PointsKlara Peslarova (BOS) = 10 PointsKati Tabin (MTL) = 10 PointsDaryl Watts (TOR) = 10 Points |
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| May 26, 2025 |
In Tuesday's series opener, Clarkscored her second goal of the postseason and became the first player in PWHL history to record back-to-back playoff game-winning goals. With her unassisted goal at 2:47 of overtime, Clark joinedTaylor Heise andMichela Cavaof Minnesota and Susanna Tapani of Boston as the only players with multiple game-winning goals in PWHL postseason history. Clark, who also had the winner in the opening-round game that eliminated Montreal, is the only player with multiple winners in these playoffs. The two winners in the playoffs match Clark's regular-season total of winning goals. In Game 2 Thursday, Clark led all shooters with a playoff-career-high six shots but was held off the scoreboard by Rooney. But Clark opened the scoring in Game 3, capitalizing on her team's first shot of the game at 11:38 of the contest; the tally was the first first-period goal of the closely-contested series. She also led all Ottawa forwards with 36:30 of ice time in the contest, which lasted 109:57. Clark has five postseason points (3G, 2A) and owns sole possession of the team lead in playoff scoring. Her three goals is one shy of the PWHL leader, Minnesota's Lee Stecklein. |
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| May 24, 2025 |
Lee Stecklein scored her fourth goal of the playoffs, becoming the first defender in PWHL history to reach that mark in a single postseason. With eight points, she is now tied for the most points in a single postseason -- a record previously set by Taylor Heise and Michela Cava in 2024 -- and currently leads all players in 2025 playoff scoring. |
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| May 24, 2025 |
Minnesota is home to two-thirds of Ottawa's first line, including Gabbie Hughes (Lino Lakes) and Mannon McMahon (Maple Grove), who are also graduates of the University of Minnesota Duluth where they played five seasons for the Bulldogs and were both captains during their collegiate careers. Charge defenders Ashton Bell and Jocelyne Larocque also captained the Bulldogs. Katerina Mrazova is the other active Charge player out of UMD. Ottawa assistant coach Haley Irwin is also a Bulldogs alumna and former captain. The Frost have several UMD grads, including goaltender Maddie Rooney, forward Michela Cava, and defender Maggie Flaherty who roomed with Hughes. |
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| May 22, 2025 |
Curl-Salemme became the fourth player in PWHL history to score multiple goals--including the game-winner--in a single playoff game, joining Taylor Heise (May 17, 2024), Julia Gosling (May 7, 2025), and Michela Cava (May 11, 2025). She's the first to accomplish the feat with an overtime winner. |
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| May 20, 2025 |
Emily Clark scored her second goal of the postseason and became the first player in PWHL history to record back-to-back playoff game-winning goals. She joins Taylor Heise, Michela Cava and Susanna Tapani (BOS) as the only players with multiple game-winning goals in PWHL postseason history, and the only player so far these playoffs. Clark now has four postseason points (2G, 2A) moving her into sole possession of the team lead in playoff scoring. |
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| May 20, 2025 |
Taylor Heise, the PWHL's Second Star of the Week, leads the playoffs with seven points (1G, 6A) this year, after tying for the lead with eight points (5G, 3A) last year (tied Michela Cava (4G, 4A)). Heise, the reigning Playoff MVP, is averaging over a point per game in her playoff career (15 in 14 games, 1.07 per game), best in PWHL history, compared to 0.73 per game in her regular-season career (35/48). |
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| May 20, 2025 |
Minnesota's forward trio of reigning Playoff MVP Taylor Heise (1G, 6A), Michela Cava (3G, 2A) and captain Kendall Coyne Schofield (2G, 2A) have been significant factors to the team's success with a combined six goals and 16 points in their last three games while firing 27 shots on goal. They are among eight Frost skaters with four or more points so far in the playoffs, along with defenders Lee Stecklein (3G, 3A), Sophie Jaques (2G, 4A), Mellissa Channell-Watkins (1G, 3A) and forward Kelly Pannek (1G, 3A). The only other player with a point per game average in the playoffs is Toronto's Emma Maltais (1G, 3A). Click here to see playoff stats. |
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| May 19, 2025 |
Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL) = 100 PointsLaura Stacey (MTL) = 80 PointsHilary Knight (BOS) = 70 PointsGwyneth Philips (OTT) = 70 PointsGabbie Hughes (OTT) = 60 PointsCorinne Schroeder (NY) = 60 PointsAbby Boreen (MTL) = 50 PointsHannah Miller (TOR) = 50 PointsLee Stecklein (MIN) = 50 PointsTereza Vanisova (OTT) = 50 PointsKristen Campbell (TOR) = 40 PointsAlex Carpenter (NY) = 40 PointsSusanna Tapani (BOS) = 40 PointsErin Ambrose (MTL) = 30 PointsAshton Bell (OTT) = 30 PointsEmily Clark (OTT) = 30 PointsShiann Darkangelo (OTT) = 30 PointsSarah Fillier (NY) = 30 PointsTaylor Heise (MIN) = 30 PointsNicole Hensley (MIN) = 30 PointsEmerance Maschmeyer (OTT) = 30 PointsAlina Muller (BOS) = 30 PointsClaire Thompson (MIN) = 30 PointsMichela Cava (MIN) = 20 PointsKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN) = 20 PointsAnn-Renee Desbiens (MTL) = 20 PointsRenata Fast (TOR) = 20 PointsMegan Keller (BOS) = 20 PointsKaterina Mrazova (OTT) = 20 PointsAbby Roque (NY) = 20 PointsSophie Jaques (MIN) = 10 PointsSidney Morin (BOS) = 10 PointsKlara Peslarova (BOS) = 10 PointsMaddie Rooney (MIN) = 10 PointsKati Tabin (MTL) = 10 PointsDaryl Watts (TOR) = 10 Points |
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| May 14, 2025 |
SAINT PAUL, MN (May 14, 2025) - The reigning Walter Cup champions will return to the PWHL Finals as the Minnesota Frost defeated the Toronto Sceptres 4-3 in overtime on Wednesday night at Xcel Energy Center to win the best-of-five semifinal series 3-1. Taylor Heise scored the overtime winner at the 16:00 minute mark of the extra frame, securing a Frost victory over the Sceptres for a second straight playoff season. Minnesota was the lower seed in both series and eliminated Toronto last season in five games. The Sceptres opened the scoring at 5:28 in the first period with a goal from Julia Gosling on the first shot of the game. Hannah Miller extended Toronto's lead at 10:33 of the second period but, just 14 seconds later, Frost captain Kendall Coyne Schofield got the home team on the board-- the shortest span between goals in PWHL history. Kelly Pannek tied the game at 18:48, sending the teams into the third period locked 2-2. Emma Maltais regained the lead for Toronto just 58 seconds into the final frame, only to see Minnesota battle back once more with Coyne Schofield's second of the game at 8:33. The Frost's top line accounted for 16 points in three straight wins and had six points tonight, with Coyne Schofield's two goals, two points for Heise, and a pair of assists by Michela Cava. Nicole Hensley returned to the Frost crease for the first time since Game 1 and turned in a 26-save performance in the win. Carly 'CJ' Jackson stopped 22 shots in their playoff debut --just their second start of the season. |
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| May 14, 2025 |
Brooke McQuigge and Michela Cava each scored a pair of goals in Game 3. It was the fourth time this season that the Frost had two players with multiple goals. The other five PWHL teams have combined for four such games, with no team having more than one. |
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| May 14, 2025 |
Michela Cava recorded two assists and has consecutive multi-point performances for the first time in her career, and a three-game point streak overall (3G, 2A). |
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| May 13, 2025 |
Minnesota skaters top the scoring charts so far in the playoffs, led by defender Lee Stecklein who is riding a five-game point streak, including a playoff-high six points (3G, 3A) in three games. Forward Taylor Heise (5A) is next with five points, followed by defender Sophie Jaques (2G, 2A) with four points. Nine players have three playoff points, including three members of the Frost, notably Michela Cava with three goals. Click here to see playoff stats. |
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| May 12, 2025 |
Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL) = 100 PointsLaura Stacey (MTL) = 80 PointsHilary Knight (BOS) = 70 PointsCorinne Schroeder (NY) = 60 PointsAbby Boreen (MTL) = 50 PointsGabbie Hughes (OTT) = 50 PointsHannah Miller (TOR) = 50 PointsLee Stecklein (MIN) = 50 PointsTereza Vanisova (OTT) = 50 PointsKristen Campbell (TOR) = 40 PointsAlex Carpenter (NY) = 40 PointsGwyneth Philips (OTT) = 40 PointsSusanna Tapani (BOS) = 40 PointsErin Ambrose (MTL) = 30 PointsAshton Bell (OTT) = 30 PointsEmily Clark (OTT) = 30 PointsShiann Darkangelo (OTT) = 30 PointsSarah Fillier (NY) = 30 PointsNicole Hensley (MIN) = 30 PointsEmerance Maschmeyer (OTT) = 30 PointsAlina Muller (BOS) = 30 PointsClaire Thompson (MIN) = 30 PointsMichela Cava (MIN) = 20 PointsKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN) = 20 PointsAnn-Renee Desbiens (MTL) = 20 PointsRenata Fast (TOR) = 20 PointsMegan Keller (BOS) = 20 PointsKaterina Mrazova (OTT) = 20 PointsAbby Roque (NY) = 20 PointsTaylor Heise (MIN) = 10 PointsSophie Jaques (MIN) = 10 PointsSidney Morin (BOS) = 10 PointsKlara Peslarova (BOS) = 10 PointsMaddie Rooney (MIN) = 10 PointsKati Tabin (MTL) = 10 PointsDaryl Watts (TOR) = 10 Points |
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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 11, 2025 |
SAINT PAUL, MN (May 11, 2025) - The Minnesota Frost were on the winning side of a 7-5 victory in the highest scoring game in PWHL history to take a 2-1 series lead over the Toronto Sceptres on Sunday evening at Xcel Energy Center. Twenty-one different players found the scoresheet between the teams, including 11 multi-point producers. The Frost opened the game strong, scoring three goals in a five-minute span, with markers from Liz Schepers, Brooke McQuigge and Lee Stecklein, before the Sceptres recorded their first shot on goal. Daryl Watts responded to get the Sceptres on the board with five minutes left in the opening frame, ending the first period with a 3-1 score. Toronto pulled within one early in the second period on a goal from Maggie Connors, but the Frost answered with two more to extend their lead to 5-2. Toronto defender Kali Flanagan cut the deficit to two before the end of the second frame, making it 5-3 heading into the third. Anna Kjellbin's first PWHL goal brought Toronto back within one early in the final period, but Minnesota quickly countered with two goals in a two-minute span, both from Michela Cava, to widen the gap again. Toronto fought to stay in the game, as captain Blayre Turnbull scored with eight minutes remaining, but the deficit proved too large to overcome. Maddie Rooney earned a second straight win for the Frost, stopping 18 of 23 shots, with Kristen Campbell suffering a second straight loss, turning aside 17 of 24 shots for Toronto. |
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| May 11, 2025 |
Michela Cava (MIN) 2G |
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| May 11, 2025 |
Michela Cava recorded the first multi-goal performance of her playoff career, and second of the season, and has three tallies in her last two games. She became just the second player in playoff history to score twice in the third period, following teammate Taylor Heise in Game 5 of last season's semifinal against Toronto. |
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| May 11, 2025 |
Frost forward Michela Cava on having a chance at a hat trick: "Obviously it's a fun thing to be able to do but we made the game close again at the end and I think everyone was just focused on not letting any more goals in and cleaning up our defensive game. To me, that's way more important than getting a hat trick. I feel like it was a good way to end the game, not letting them get any more goals." |
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| May 9, 2025 |
Lee Stecklein scored twice, her first career playoff tallies, giving her five goals in her last four games. Shebecame the first defender to record a three-point game in PWHL playoff history and just the third player overall, joining teammates Taylor Heise and Michela Cava, who each accomplished the feat in Game 1 of last year's PWHL Finals. She is also the first player in PWHL history to have three points in a single playoff period. |
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| May 9, 2025 |
Lee Stecklein scored twice, her first career playoff tallies, giving her five goals in her last four games. She became the first defender to record a three-point game in PWHL playoff history and just the third player overall, joining teammates Taylor Heise and Michela Cava, who each accomplished the feat in Game 1 of last year's PWHL Finals. She is also the first player in PWHL history to have three points in a single playoff period. |
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| May 9, 2025 |
TORONTO (May 9, 2025) - Lee Stecklein led the Minnesota Frost to a 5-3 win over the Toronto Sceptres Friday night at Coca-Cola Coliseum, scoring two goals and adding an assist to help even the series at 1-1. The Sceptres took a 1-0 lead after the first period, thanks to a goal from Hayley Scamurra, but Stecklein's two goals, along with a tally from Michela Cava, helped Minnesota storm back with three straight goals in the second period to make the score 3-1. Toronto responded with a quick two-goal burst from Savannah Harmon and Allie Munroe just 27 seconds apart in the final minutes of the frame, tying the game at 3-3 heading into the third period. However, it was Toronto native Sophie Jaques who scored the game-winning goal for the visitors at 13:47 of the final frame, while Mellissa Channell-Watkins added an insurance marker to seal the win. Maddie Rooney earned the victory in her first start of the series, making 27 saves, while Kristen Campbell stopped 20 shots for Toronto in the loss. |
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| May 9, 2025 |
TORONTO (May 9, 2025) - Lee Stecklein led the Minnesota Frost to a 5-3win over the Toronto Sceptres Friday night at Coca-Cola Coliseum, scoring two goals and adding an assist to help even the series at 1-1. The Sceptres took a 1-0 lead after the first period, thanks to a goal from Hayley Scamurra, but Stecklein's two goals, along with a tally from Michela Cava, helped Minnesota storm back with three straight goals in the second period to make the score 3-1. Toronto responded with a quick two-goal burst from Savannah Harmon and Allie Munroe just 27 seconds apart in the final minutes of the frame, tying the game at 3-3 heading into the third period. However, it was Toronto native Sophie Jaques who scored the game-winning goal for the visitors at 13:47 of the final frame, while Mellissa Channell-Watkins added an insurance marker to seal the win. Maddie Rooney earned the victory in her first start of the series, making 27 saves, while Kristen Campbell stopped 20 shots for Toronto in the loss. |
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| May 7, 2025 |
Four PWHL players have registered five or more career points in the playoffs and all four play for Minnesota - 2024 Playoff MVP Taylor Heise (8), Michela Cava (8), Sophie Jaques (5) and Liz Schepers (5) are among the Frost's 16 returning members from the Walter Cup winning team. |
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| May 7, 2025 |
Frost forward Michela Cava on her line (Cava, Kendall Coyne Schofield and Taylor Heise) tonight: "I think we got shut down a little bit compared to the speed we're used to using. We know that they're going to play us hard and I think we can't get down on ourselves. It's a great line and we all bring certain things to it and I think we'll come together and be better next game and we all know that." |
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| May 7, 2025 |
Frost forward Michela Cava on her line (Cava, Kendall Coyne Schofield and Taylor Heise) tonight: "I think we got shut down a little bit compared to the speed we're used to using.We know that they're going to play us hard and I think we can't get down on ourselves.It's a great line and we all bring certain things to it and Ithink we'll come together and be better next game and we all know that." |
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| May 7, 2025 |
MINNESOTA FROST10-5-4-11 | 44 PTS | 4TH PLACETop Scorer: Kendall Coyne Schofield-30 GP, 12-12-24 PTSSeason Series: Michela Cava - 6 GP, 4-3-7 PTS |
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| May 5, 2025 |
Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL) = 100 PointsLaura Stacey (MTL) = 80 PointsHilary Knight (BOS) = 70 PointsCorinne Schroeder (NY) = 60 PointsAbby Boreen (MTL) = 50 PointsGabbie Hughes (OTT) = 50 PointsHannah Miller (TOR) = 50 PointsTereza Vanisova (OTT) = 50 PointsKristen Campbell (TOR) = 40 PointsAlex Carpenter (NY) = 40 PointsSusanna Tapani (BOS) = 40 PointsErin Ambrose (MTL) = 30 PointsAshton Bell (OTT) = 30 PointsEmily Clark (OTT) = 30 PointsShiann Darkangelo (OTT) = 30 PointsSarah Fillier (NY) = 30 PointsNicole Hensley (MIN) = 30 PointsEmerance Maschmeyer (OTT) = 30 PointsAlina Muller (BOS) = 30 PointsClaire Thompson (MIN) = 30 PointsMichela Cava (MIN) = 20 PointsKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN) = 20 PointsRenata Fast (TOR) = 20 PointsMegan Keller (BOS) = 20 PointsKaterina Mrazova (OTT) = 20 PointsGwyneth Philips (OTT) = 20 PointsAbby Roque (NY) = 20 PointsLee Stecklein (MIN) = 20 PointsAnn-Renee Desbiens (MTL) = 10 PointsTaylor Heise (MIN) = 10 PointsSophie Jaques (MIN) = 10 PointsSidney Morin (BOS) = 10 PointsKlara Peslarova (BOS) = 10 PointsMaddie Rooney (MIN) = 10 PointsKati Tabin (MTL) = 10 PointsDaryl Watts (TOR) = 10 Points |
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| May 3, 2025 |
Tapani holds the unique distinction of playing in 26 games during the inaugural season between these two teams which would make this her league-leading 56th career game. Eleven players can make history today by playing in every regular season game in their team's first two seasons including the Fleet's Brandt, Keller, Knight, Morin, Jessica DiGirolamo and Jamie Lee Rattray, and the Frost's Coyne Schofield, Stecklein, Michela Cava, Denisa Krizova and Kelly Pannek. |
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| May 3, 2025 |
Taylor Heise and Michela Cava both had assists on Minnesota's fifth goal, marking the 11th time they've both had a point on the same goal this season, tying them for the most by any PWHL duo this season. |
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| April 30, 2025 |
OTTAWA, ON (April 30, 2025) - Minnesota needed a regulation win to stay alive in the PWHL playoff race and delivered a 3-0 shutout over Ottawa, backed by a 24-save performance by Nicole Hensley on Wednesday night at TD Place. The Frost are now just one point behind the fourth-place Charge with one game remaining in the regular season. The Charge entered the game with three straight regulation wins and needed just one point against the Frost to secure a playoff berth and were given every opportunity to capture it with a 30-save performance by Gwyneth Philips in goal. After a scoreless first period, Frost captain Kendall Coyne Schofield took a pass from Michela Cava from the side boards and fired a shot from the high slot that sailed past Charge defenders and through the legs of Philips. The goal, scored at 18:43 of the middle frame, came on Minnesota's 17th shot of the period - tying a season high - and held as the game-winner. Lee Stecklein added a pair of third period goals, the latter into an empty net. Dominique Petrie had assists on the game's first two goals. Both teams will play their final games of the regular season on the road Saturday with playoff berths on the line. Ottawa can secure the team's first trip to the postseason with a win over Toronto, while Minnesota needs another victory and can clinch with a regulation win over Boston - the team they defeated to capture last season's Walter Cup title. |
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| April 30, 2025 |
Michela Cava recorded her ninth assist of the season and third in her past three games. |
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| April 28, 2025 |
Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL) = 90 PointsLaura Stacey (MTL) = 80 PointsHilary Knight (BOS) = 70 PointsCorinne Schroeder (NY) = 60 PointsAbby Boreen (MTL) = 50 PointsGabbie Hughes (OTT) = 50 PointsHannah Miller (TOR) = 50 PointsTereza Vanisova (OTT) = 50 PointsKristen Campbell (TOR) = 40 PointsAlex Carpenter (NY) = 40 PointsSusanna Tapani (BOS) = 40 PointsErin Ambrose (MTL) = 30 PointsAshton Bell (OTT) = 30 PointsEmily Clark (OTT) = 30 PointsShiann Darkangelo (OTT) = 30 PointsSarah Fillier (NY) = 30 PointsEmerance Maschmeyer (OTT) = 30 PointsAlina Muller (BOS) = 30 PointsClaire Thompson (MIN) = 30 PointsMichela Cava (MIN) = 20 PointsKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN) = 20 PointsRenata Fast (TOR) = 20 PointsMegan Keller (BOS) = 20 PointsKaterina Mrazova (OTT) = 20 PointsGwyneth Philips (OTT) = 20 PointsAbby Roque = 20 PointsAnn-Renee Desbiens (MTL) = 10 PointsTaylor Heise (MIN) = 10 PointsSophie Jaques (MIN) = 10 PointsSidney Morin (BOS) = 10 PointsKlara Peslarova (BOS) = 10 PointsMaddie Rooney (MIN) = 10 PointsKati Tabin (MTL) = 10 PointsDaryl Watts (TOR) = 10 Points |
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| April 7, 2025 |
Michela Cava (MIN) = 20 Points |
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| April 7, 2025 |
Marie-Philip Poulin (MTL) = 90 PointsLaura Stacey (MTL) = 80 PointsHilary Knight (BOS) = 70 PointsAbby Boreen (MTL) = 50 PointsGabbie Hughes (OTT) = 50 PointsHannah Miller (TOR) = 50 PointsTereza Vanisova (OTT) = 50 PointsKristen Campbell (TOR) = 40 PointsAlex Carpenter (NY) = 40 PointsCorinne Schroeder (NY) = 40 PointsSusanna Tapani (BOS) = 40 PointsErin Ambrose (MTL) = 30 PointsEmily Clark (OTT) = 30 PointsShiann Darkangelo (OTT) = 30 PointsSarah Fillier (NY) = 30 PointsEmerance Maschmeyer (OTT) = 30 PointsAlina Muller (BOS) = 30 PointsClaire Thompson (MIN) = 30 PointsMichela Cava (MIN) = 20 PointsKendall Coyne Schofield (MIN) = 20 PointsRenata Fast (TOR) = 20 PointsMegan Keller (BOS) = 20 PointsKaterina Mrazova (OTT) = 20 PointsGwyneth Philips (OTT) = 20 PointsAbby Roque = 20 PointsAnn-Renee Desbiens (MTL) = 10 PointsTaylor Heise (MIN) = 10 PointsSophie Jaques (MIN) = 10 PointsSidney Morin (BOS) = 10 PointsMaddie Rooney (MIN) = 10 PointsKati Tabin (MTL) = 10 PointsDaryl Watts (TOR) = 10 Points |
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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 31, 2025 |
Michela Cava (MIN) = 20 Points |
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| March 30, 2025 |
Fast leads the head-to-head season series with six points (4G, 2A) in five games against Minnesota. Jesse Compher (3G, 2A) and Watts (2G, 3A) both have five points, along with Frost forward Michela Cava (4G, 1A) and defender Claire Thompson (2G, 3A). |
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| March 30, 2025 |
Michela Cava recorded her second multi-assist game and fourth multi-point performance of the season. The Frost forward led the season series with seven points (4G, 3A) in six games against the Sceptres. |
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| March 24, 2025 |
Michela Cava (MIN) = 20 Points |
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| March 18, 2025 |
Michela Cava (MIN) = 20 Points |
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| March 10, 2025 |
Michela Cava (MIN) = 20 Points |
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| March 9, 2025 |
Michela Cava has produced in all four games of the season series against Toronto, totaling five points (4G, 1A). |
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| March 7, 2025 |
Michela Cava netted her ninth goal of the season and now sits tied for the team lead in the category with Coyne Schofield. The Frost forward has now recorded points in three straight games (2G, 1A) and has tallied nine points (4G, 5A) in her last nine games. |
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| March 7, 2025 |
Rookie goaltender Gwyneth Philips came into the game in relief for Emerance Maschmeyer to start the second period, and an ensuing scoreless middle frame saw teams battling back and forth for momentum. Minnesota continued their offensive dominance just 47 seconds into the third period with a goal from Sophie Jaques. Michela Cava added an empty-net tally in the game's final minutes to cap the win for Minnesota, marking the end of Ottawa's five-game point streak. |
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| March 4, 2025 |
Michela Cava scored on the power play against the Sceptres, the lone Frost goal. She is tied for fourth in the league in goals this season (eight) and tied for third in power-play goals (three). Among 43 PWHL players with at least 30 shots on goal this season, Cava is third in shooting percentage (21.1%). |
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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 |
Michela Cava (MIN) = 20 Points |
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| March 4, 2025 |
Michela Cava recorded her sixth assist for her 14th point of the season and now has points in back-to-back games while sitting tied for fourth in team scoring. |
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| Feb. 24, 2025 |
Michela Cava (MIN) = 20 Points |
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| Feb. 24, 2025 |
Campbell made 23 saves in a 4-1 victory at New York on Wednesday and followed that performance with 22 stops in a 2-1 triumph over the Frost at Xcel Energy Center in Minnesota - the Sceptres' first victory ever at Xcel. Sunday's victory was Campbell's fifth of the season and her third straight - her longest such run of the campaign. The 27-year-old from Brandon, Man., has permitted only one goal in each of those past three outings. The only goal she surrendered to Minnesota was scored by Michela Cava during a Frost power play. New York's Alex Carpenter was the only player to beat Campbell at even strength during the two games that helped Toronto run its overall winning streak to six. The second-place Sceptres have points in nine consecutive games and have pulled within two points of league-leading Montreal (which has played three fewer games) heading into tomorrow night's showdown against the Victoire at Place Bell. |
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| Feb. 23, 2025 |
1. Jesse Compher (TOR) 1G, 1A2. Michela Cava (MIN) 1G3.Savannah Harmon (TOR) 2A |
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| Feb. 23, 2025 |
Michela Cava scored her eighth goal of the season and is tied for the lead among Frost players in the category. The goal was her third on the power play this season, which is tied for third among all PWHL players. Four of Cava's eight goals on the season have been scored against Toronto. |
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| Feb. 23, 2025 |
SAINT PAUL, MN (February 23, 2025) -The Toronto Sceptres are riding a six-game win streakfollowing a 2-1 victory over the Minnesota Frost on Sunday afternoon at the Xcel Energy Center. Michela Cava opened the scoring for Minnesota on the power play to give her team an early lead at the end of the opening frame. Mid-way through the second period, Toronto capitalized on the advantage resulting from a five-minute major penalty, as Emma Maltais found the back of the net for Toronto's fourth consecutive conversion on the power play, spanning across their last two games. The game remained even heading into the final period, but Jesse Compher broke the deadlock seven minutes into the third to give the Sceptres their first lead of the game. |
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| Feb. 17, 2025 |
Michela Cava (MIN) = 20 Points |
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| Feb. 16, 2025 |
Michela Cava has a career-high four-game point streak (2G, 4A) and is tied for third in the PWHL with seven goals. |
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| Feb. 13, 2025 |
Michela Cava scored her seventh goal of the season and added an assist for her third multi-point game of the campaign. The Frost forward extended her point streak to four straight games (2G, 4A). |
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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 |
Michela Cava tallied her fourth assist of the season and now has points in three consecutive games (1G, 3A), sitting fourth among all Frost players in scoring with 10 points this season (6G, 4A). |
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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. 4, 2025 |
The Minnesota captain collected 3-5--8 in nine January games and contributed 32 shots to the Frost offense. Among the highlights was the season-high goal and two assists Coyne Schofield produced in a 5-2 victory over the Boston Fleet on Jan. 26 - pacing a seven-point showing by her line with Michela Cava (0-2--2) and Taylor Heise (2-0--2). Coyne Schofield notched another multi-point performance in the month with a goal and an assist at New York Jan. 15, when she scored a second-period goal to tie the score, then set up the goal by Mellissa Channell-Watkins that gave the Frost a temporary 2-1 lead. Coyne Schofield has four multiple-point outings so far this season, one more than she compiled in 2024. Her January production boosted Coyne Schofield's point total to 6-8--14 for the season, good for a three-way tie for the team lead with Heise (4-10--14) and Thompson (3-11-14) and second in the PWHL only to the 5-10--15 by New York's SarahFillier. |
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| Feb. 3, 2025 |
Michela Cava (MIN) = 20 Points |
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| Feb. 2, 2025 |
On Friday, Ella Shelton became the first skater in New York's team history to score twice in the third period of a game. Shelton is one of four PWHL players to do so this season, joining Boston's Megan Keller & Susanna Tapani and Minnesota's Michela Cava. The defender is currently riding a three-game point streak (3G, 1A) and will face the Victoire for the first time this season. She recorded six points (2G, 4A) in five matchups against them last season. |
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