Ottawa Charge Stun Montreal Victoire in Game 4 Upset—What This Shocking Win Means for the PWHL Finals
“We had to grind for every win. That’s a great hockey club over there that gave us a great challenge,” Ottawa captain Brianne Jenner said. “I think we’re playing our best hockey at the right time of year, so it’s exciting.”
As the top remaining seed, Ottawa will have home-ice advantage in the PWHL Finals against the Minnesota Frost. Game 1 will be Tuesday at 7 p.m. ET at TD Place Arena.
Here are some takeaways from Friday’s deciding game.
A quick opening goal
Ottawa had about as good a start as it could have hoped for, scoring just two minutes after puck drop. That it was Leslie, a local product, who started the two-on-one and buried the rebound that kicked out off Ann-Renée Desbiens’ pad was a nice touch.
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