| Feb. 28, 2026 |
Rebecca Leslie scored twice, including a power play goal in the final game before the break. She has 14 points (8G, 6A) in 16 games this season - she totaled 12 points (3G, 9A) across 51 games in her first two PWHL seasons. |
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| Feb. 28, 2026 |
1. Aerin Frankel (BOS) 23/25SV2. Rebecca Leslie (OTT) 2G3. Alina Muller (BOS)1G, 1A, 1 SOG |
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| Feb. 28, 2026 |
Rebecca Lesliehas a pair of goals in each of her last two games,includinga power play markerinboth.The third year forwardfired a career-high eightshots on goal andcontinuesa breakout campaignthat'sseen her score 10 goals (3PPG) across 17 games - including five in her last four games - and 16 total points on the seasonto tie for the league lead.During the Olympic break, Leslie won the Accuracy Shooting Contest at the Ottawa Senators' annual Skills Competition on Feb. 22, hitting all four targets in 9.542 seconds. |
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| Feb. 28, 2026 |
OTTAWA, ON (February 28, 2026) - The Boston Fleet came out on topin the shootout for the first timein threetriesagainstthe Ottawa Chargethis season,securing a 3-2victory onSaturdayafternoon atTD Placein thefirst taste ofpost-Olympic action for both teams.Thegame featuredthe second goaltendingbattle of theseason betweenTeam USA's Aerin Frankel andGwynethPhilips facing off at either end of the ice, each nowwith a win. Frankelturned away23/25and 4/5 in the shootoutto become the second PWHL netminder to reach 30 career wins,while Philips stopped 21/23and 3/5 in the shootout.Boston's Abby Newhook was the lone scorer for thegame'sfirst40 minutes,reaching the back of the net at 14:52 in the first.Ottawa entered the third periodwith 29 secondsremainingonthe power play, but Rebecca Leslie needed justeightseconds to bring the Charge evenat oneapiece.Leslie followedup less than two minutes later with her second goal at 2:04to give Ottawa the lead, but Swiss heroAlina Mullerplayed spoilertying the game at 13:26whenher shotdeflectedoffa Chargedefenderinto the back of the net.Mullerand Hannah Brandt capitalizedinthe shootoutfor Boston over Brianne Jenner'slone shootout goal for Ottawa to give the Fleet their third-straight shootout win, but first over the Charge. |
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| Feb. 26, 2026 |
Ottawa's Rebecca Leslie is currently tied for sixth in PWHL scoring with 14 points (8G, 6A) in 16 games, which represents the highest points-per-game increase (0.77) among players in the first half relative to their full 2024-25 season production. Five other players have so far increased their points-per-game averages by more than a half point, including the Frost's Pannek (0.63), Mae Batherson (0.55) and Curl-Salemme (0.53), along with Seattle's Julia Gosling (0.53) and Vancouver's Nurse (0.53). Click here for PWHL leaders. |
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| Feb. 12, 2026 |
"I'm really excited for the opportunity to return to Canadian Tire Centre," said Rebecca Leslie, Charge' forward and Ottawa native. "I grew up in Ottawa. I have fond memories at that rink, whether it was attending Sens games, playing in the Bell Capital Cup, watching the Women's Worlds in 2013 or playing in the PWHPA showcase. Being able to return there as a member of the Charge for the second time is really special. We're excited for our fans to bring the noise and energy to CTC like they did last year." |
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| Jan. 29, 2026 |
Ottawa became just the second team this season to score four goals in a third period on Wednesday, and the first to do so in a comeback victory, surging past Seattle, 4-2. Rebecca Leslie led the Charge with two goals, including the game-tying tally and the winner to climb into a tie for sixth in league scoring with 14 points (8G, 6A). The winning goal at 19:30 was followed 13 seconds later with an insurance marker by Canadian Olympian Emily Clark at 19:43. The sequence comes just days after Vancouver set a league record with two goals in 11 seconds on Jan. 22 and Minnesota followed with two goals in 12 seconds on Jan. 25. There have been 27 goals scored in the final minute of a regulation period this season, including 15 in the final frame, with nine of them empty netters. The Charge have won four games this season when trailing after two periods, with the rest of the league combining for five such wins. Follow all PWHL results here. |
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| Jan. 28, 2026 |
1. Rebecca Leslie (OTT) 2G2. Jessie Eldridge (SEA) 1G, 1A3. Brianne Jenner (OTT) 1A |
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| Jan. 28, 2026 |
Rebecca Leslie recorded the second multi-goal game of her career, following a two-goal outing on Dec. 23, 2025, against Toronto that also produced a power play game-winner. The Ottawa native adds to her career-best totals with eight goals and 14 points, second on the Charge. |
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| Jan. 28, 2026 |
Charge Head Coach Carla MacLeod on whether Rebecca Leslie should have been considered for Team Canada: "I'm not in that realm, but I know this league is providing a stage for players to show what they can do at the top level of our game. What Rebecca has been able to accomplish in the first 16 games for us is nothing short of impressive. But what I love the most about her is just her fire. She's a fiery player, she's competitive, she's getting that puck on her stick and she's helping us create chances, if not scoring goals." |
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| Jan. 28, 2026 |
OTTAWA, ON (January 28, 2026) - Rebecca Leslie scored twice in the third period, including the game-tying and game-winning goals, to lift the Ottawa Charge to a 4-2 comeback win over the Seattle Torrent at TD Place on Wednesday night. Seattle captain Hilary Knight opened the scoring at 5:40 of the second period with her third goal of the season and 50th career point, with Jessie Eldridge providing the assist. Ottawa pulled even 2:02 into the third period as Fanuza Kadirova notched her fourth of the campaign. The visitors regained the lead at 10:03 of the third as Eldridge hit the scoresheet for the second time in the contest, lifting a top-shelf wrist shot over the glove of Charge goaltender Gwyneth Philips. With just over five minutes remaining, Leslie scored the first of her two markers, tying the game by finishing a passing sequence from Sarah Wozniewicz and Brianne Jenner with a tip-in on the rush. With the assist, Jenner joined Knight as the sixth player in PWHL history to reach 50 career points. Leslie's second goal came in dramatic fashion as the Charge found themselves on the power play with less than a minute remaining. The forward fired a shot from the top of the circle through the pads of Seattle netminder Corinne Schroeder to give Ottawa its first lead of the game with just 30 seconds remaining, sending the home crowd into a frenzy. Just 13 seconds later, Emily Clark added an insurance goal to seal the victory for the Charge. Ottawa has now won four straight games at TD Place and hold onto fifth place in the standings. Phillips made 24 saves to earn her eighth win of the season, while Schroeder stopped 26 shots for Seattle. |
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| Jan. 20, 2026 |
NEWARK, NJ(January 20, 2026) - Rookie Sarah Wozniewicz scored at 1:29 of overtime to give the Ottawa Charge a 4-3 victory over the New York Sirens on Tuesday night at Prudential Center. The goal stopped the Sirens from completing a comeback that saw them down 3-0 midway through the second period. Rebecca Leslie led the Charge offense with three points, including a first period goal at 16:08 when she buried a shot on a 2-on-1 rush, plus assists on Brianne Jenner's second period power play goal at 6:53 and the overtime winner. Jenner and Gabbie Hughes finished with two points each, with the latter opening the scoring at 8:37 in the opening frame. Jaime Bourbonnais put the home team on the board at 12:40 of the second period as the Sirens took advantage of an offensive zone turnover. Kristin O'Neill cut the deficit to one with a power play goal at 11:55, followed by the equalizer by rookie Anne Cherkowski at 13:39 of the final frame. Sarah Fillier had two assists to lead all Sirens in points. Casey O'Brien nearly won it in overtime for the Sirens but was denied on a breakaway by Gwyneth Philips who made 31 saves in her seventh win of the season. Rookie Callie Shanahan got her first career start between the pipes for the Sirens, stopping 17 shots in her debut. New York holds onto second place with points in seven straight games, while Ottawa climbs into a fourth-place tie with Montreal after securing points in seven of their last eight games. Both teams return to action on the weekend, with Ottawa visiting Montreal on Saturday and New York traveling to Minnesota Sunday. The teams will meet back at Prudential Center on Mar. 8. |
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| Jan. 20, 2026 |
Rebecca Leslie has reached double digits in points for the first time in her career with 12 following her second three-point performance of the season. Her sixth goal in her 14th game doubled the three she compiled in 51 games in her first two seasons. |
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| Jan. 9, 2026 |
OTTAWA, ON (January 9, 2026) - The Ottawa Charge made history at home with their fifth straight win, outlasting a third period surge by the Vancouver Goldeneyes by scoring two late empty net goals to skate to a 4-2 victory. The historic win delighted a rowdy crowd of 7,889 fans at TD Place on the team's Country Night. Ronja Savolainen recorded the scoresheet's lone goal across the first two periods, coming mid-way through the first (10:12) to put Ottawa ahead. Anna Meixner doubled the Charge's lead 5:07 into the third before a flurry of back-and-forth action in the game's final 10 minutes, starting with Sophie Jaques bringing the Goldeneyes within one at 11:13. Vancouver goaltender Kristen Campbell was pulled with just under two minutes to go to give the Goldeneyes an extra attacker, but Charge captain Brianne Jenner potted an empty netter to give Ottawa a 3-1 insurance lead. Michelle Karvinen kept things close with her first career PWHL goal at 18:58 to bring the Goldeneyes back within one, but Rebecca Leslie closed the game out for Ottawa with a final empty-net goal at 19:36. Both netminders turned away 23/25 shots, with Gwyneth Philips earning her sixth win of the season, tied for most in the PWHL. |
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| Jan. 9, 2026 |
Rebecca Leslie has six points in six games (dating back to Dec. 17), the most productive stretch of her career, after scoring her fifth goal of the season tonight. Her nine points (5G, 4A) in 11 games matches her inaugural season total with Toronto (2G, 7A) in 24 games. |
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| Jan. 9, 2026 |
Sarah Wozniewicz was first star in the win against the Frost after a goal and two assists. Her three points matched the most by any PWHL rookie in a game this season (Casey O'Brien and Maddi Wheeler). Both of her goals this season have been game-winners, tied for the league lead, and all four of the third-round pick's points have come since a promotion to the team's top line alongside Jenner and Rebecca Leslie (4-4-8). |
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| Jan. 3, 2026 |
Rebecca Lesliecontributed her fourth assist of the season andnow has five points (3G, 2A) in her last five games and eight points (4G, 4A) in 10 games overall. |
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| Dec. 23, 2025 |
1.Rebecca Leslie (OTT) 2G2.Brianne Jenner (OTT) 2A3.Daryl Watts (TOR) 1G |
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| Dec. 23, 2025 |
Rory Guilday (2A) and Rebecca Leslie (1G, 1A) enter Tuesday with two-game point streaks. Guilday (1G, 4A) leads all rookies in scoring and Leslie (2G, 3A) is more than halfway to exceeding her inaugural season point total with Toronto. |
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| Dec. 23, 2025 |
Rebecca Leslierecorded the first game-winning goal and multi-goal game of her career and has her first-ever three-game point streak (3G, 1A). Her third and fourth goals of the season set a new career-high andwithseven points (4G, 3A)in eight games shehas more than doubled her point total (1G, 2A) in 27 games with her hometown team in 2024-25. |
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| Dec. 23, 2025 |
Chargeforward Rebecca Leslieon her goal that started the comeback:"I think for us at that point in the game, we were just trying to get pucks onthenet. I was trying to do that in any way possible and hope for a rebound or a goal. Butyeah, playingalongwithBrianne Jenner and SarahWozniewiczmade it a lot of fun tonight andwe'rejust excited to continue to build and grow as a team." |
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| Dec. 23, 2025 |
TORONTO (December 23, 2025) - The Ottawa Charge erased a 3-0 deficit to earn a second straight overtime win, defeating the Toronto Sceptres 4-3 on Tuesday night at Coca-Cola Coliseum before a crowd of 8,108. Rebecca Leslie's two-goal performance initiated the comeback at 6:22 of the second period, then sealed the win against her former team with the overtime goal scored on the power play just 1:24 into extra time. Gabbie Hughes brought the Charge to within one goal at 14:12 of the middle frame with her first of the season on the power play, and defender Brooke Hobson got her first as a member of the Charge to tie the game at 4:36 of the third period. Maggie Connors scored her first of the season at 1:38 of the first period to give the Sceptres their quickest lead of the season. Daryl Watts made it 2-0 at 7:32 of the first period, then defender Ella Shelton made it 3-0 at 6:08 of the second. Shots were an even 37-37, season highs for both teams, with Gwyneth Philips earning the win with 34 saves opposite Raygan Kirk who stopped a season-high of 33. Ottawa's win is the largest comeback of the PWHL season and in team history on the heels of a thrilling overtime victory over Minnesota in Chicago during the Takeover Tour on Sunday. Toronto had an opposite result in their first Takeover Tour game in Halifax, losing to Montreal in a shootout Wednesday, but have points in three straight games after a Sunday win in New York. Both teams return to action on Saturday afternoon following a short holiday break with Ottawa at home to Boston and Toronto in Montreal for the Duel at the Top at the Bell Centre. |
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| Dec. 21, 2025 |
Rebecca Leslie recorded her third assist of the season and has points in consecutive games (1G, 1A) for the first time in two seasons as a member of the Charge. The Ottawa native had consecutive two-point games Jan. 17 and 20, 2024, while playing with Toronto. |
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| Dec. 17, 2025 |
Charge goal scorer Rebecca Leslie on the team's offense and scoring chances: "Snake bitten is probably a good word to describe our offense right now. It would be different if we didn't have scoring chances. We're getting into the scoring areas; we're just not getting the bounces going our way. We're in the right places and eventually, it's going to come. We must keep believing in our systems and in each other. We kept pushing until the last minute and it shows a lot about our group and our character." |
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| Dec. 17, 2025 |
SEATTLE, WA (December 17, 2025) - The Seattle Torrent have won two straight games on home ice, tallying a season-high four goals on route to a 4-1 victory over the Ottawa Charge on Wednesday night at Climate Pledge Arena. In front of 9,389 fans, Seattle carried the momentum from their late third-period comeback win over the New York Sirens before the international break, led by the forward line of Alex Carpenter, Julia Gosling and Hilary Knight who combined for three goals and seven points. Gosling opened scoring on a Torrent power play with just three seconds remaining in the first period. Carpenter broke the game open in the second period with a pair of goals, coming 6:25 (PP) and 11:29 into the frame. Hannah Bilka was involved in three of the game's four goals, recording a primary assist on Gosling's goal and assisting on Carpenter's first goal, before an empty net goal of her own at 18:30 of the third period. Ottawa's Rebecca Leslie refused to let the Charge go away quietly, stealing the shutout from Hannah Murphy with her late third period goal at 19:21. Murphy turned away 24/25 shots to record her second win in two starts, the first rookie in PWHL history to accomplish the feat. She combined with the Charge's Sanni Ahola - making her PWHL debut - to form the season's first all-rookie goaltending duel. Ahola became the first Finnish goaltender to appear in a PWHL game, recording 20/23 saves. |
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| Dec. 17, 2025 |
Rebecca Leslie scored her second goal of the season for the Charge, matching her inaugural season high with Toronto in 24 games. The Ottawa native's four points in six games surpassed her 2024-25 total (1G, 2A) in 27 games with her hometown team. |
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| Dec. 2, 2025 |
Rebecca Leslie scored her first goal of the season Wednesday and was later credited with two assists for her first career three-point game. The Ottawa native has already matched her offensive output with the Charge across 27 games in 2024-25. |
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| Nov. 26, 2025 |
OTTAWA, ON (November 26, 2025) - Brianne Jenner tied a PWHL single-game record with a four-point performance to pace the Ottawa Charge to a 5-1 win over the Goldeneyes on Wednesday night at TD Place. The Charge captain scored the team's first goal of the season -- a power play marker -- their first shorthanded 'jailbreak' goal into an empty-net and added two assists. The five-goal output by Ottawa is the highest in the PWHL through six games and is just four days removed from a shutout loss in their home opener against New York. Vancouver played their first-ever road game and suffered their first-ever loss following an opening night win at home over Seattle. The Charge built a 3-0 lead with Jenner's first period goal, a second period tally from Mannon McMahon, and a third period goal at 1:19 by Rebecca Leslie. Claire Thompson put the Goldeneyes on the board with the team's first-ever road goal and power play goal at 7:12 to cut the deficit to 3-1. Anna Meixner extended the Charge lead to 4-1 at 14:38, then Jenner capped the scoring with her second goal at 18:12 of the final frame. Ottawa rookie defender Rory Guilday and veteran forward Gabbie Hughes both had two assists. Gwyneth Philips needed just 18 saves to pick up her first win of the season for Ottawa, while Vancouver's Emerance Maschmeyer stopped 30 shots in her return to the nation's capital. |
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| Nov. 26, 2025 |
Rebecca Leslie scored her first goal of the season to match her 27-game total during the 2024-25 campaign. The Ottawa native found the back of the net in her 22nd game last season, then scored twice during the 2025 PWHL Playoffs. |
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