Ottawa Charge Shocks Minnesota Frost in PWHL Finals Game 1: Unpacking the Unexpected Upset
“Stecklein’s stick is so long and it makes it extremely difficult to play her,” said Clark. “But Rebecca’s goal was incredible. To be able to get that shot off, let alone the placement of it…It was a huge boost for us.”
Philips’ miscue
No goalie has been better in the playoffs than Philips, who entered the finals with a .956 save percentage and 1.14 goals-against-average. So it was a bit surprising to see her leave the crease and play a puck right to Minnesota forward — and Philips’ former Northeastern teammate — Katy Knoll.
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