Inside Ottawa Charge’s Bold Playbook: How They Defied the Odds to Build a PWHL Powerhouse in an Unlikely Market
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She didn’t make big waves in seven games last season, but after signing a one-year extension in the summer, Darkangelo has become one of the most improved players in the PWHL, finishing with 17 points in 29 regular season games — more than double Adzija’s production in Boston this season. She’s a top-line staple for the Charge and scored the game-winning goal in Ottawa’s first-ever playoff game against Montreal.
“She’s elevated her game this season,” said head coach Carla MacLeod. “She’s a leader in the room, she’s a leader on the ice, she plays a 200-foot game, and she’s just really, really consistent. What she’s been able to help us with this year has been truly impactful.”
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