Frost beat Boston in OT

Champion goalie Nicole Hensley returns to Denver for PWHL Takeover Tour as a women’s hockey trailblazer
Nicole Hensley played in two Olympics, six world championships and now the Professional Women’s Hockey League.
First Place On The Line As PWHL's Takeover Tour Heads To Denver, Fan Events Planned
Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado will host the Montreal Victoire and Minnesota Frost face-off with first place on the line.
What we learned in the first quarter of PWHL action: Boldness is becoming a brand
From shocking trades to a surprising number of suspensions, not to mention some stellar rookie play, the PWHL isn't afraid to ...
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Minnesota Has Been A Homecoming Of Sorts For Michela Cava
Michela Cava was a sophomore forward with the University of Connecticut women’s hockey more than a decade ago. But the ...
Lucy Morgan makes PWHL debut for short-handed Frost in loss to New York
Injured during warmups, Hensley was unable to play, forcing Morgan — a former Gopher — into the starting lineup just days ...
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Boston Fleet's Amanda Pelkey delivers 2-word reaction to Minnesota Frost fan's sign demanding Susanna Tapani's return
Professional Women's Hockey League star Susanna Tapani’s unexpected trade earlier last year in February had left many ...
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Colorado hockey hero Nicole Hensley returns as PWHL explores expanding its reach
The second-year women’s pro hockey league chose Denver among nine cities to host a game during its Takeover Tour to gauge ...
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3 Takeaways From the Frost’s Loss to the Sirens
The Frost looked strong in the first period but the Sirens got the upperhand and didn't look back as they took the 5-0 win.
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Frost Climb Back Into First Overall With OT Win
It was a back and forth game that ended with Britta Curl-Salemme's overtime winner for the Minnesota Frost to lift her team back to first overall in the PWHL standings. Minnesota beat Boston 4 ...
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Opening PWHL rosters feature nine Gophers hockey alumnae
The second season for the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) started Nov. 30 featuring nine former Gophers across the league. The nine players span across four teams including The Minnesota ...