US EditionDesbiens turns away 34 shots and the Victoire beat Sirens 4-1 in 1st PWHL game since Olympic break
Montréal Victoire scored four goals and goalie Ann-Renée Desbiens made 34 saves to secure a 4-1 win over New York Sirens in the PWHL opener after the Olympic break.
- On Thursday night at the Prudential Center in Newark, Ann-Renée Desbiens stopped 34 shots with a.971 save percentage to lead Montréal Victoire to a 4-1 win over the New York Sirens.
- Early in the game, Montr�al surged with three first-period goals from Dara Greig, Jade Downie-Landry and Skylar Irving, despite roster disruptions from injuries.
- The Sirens responded with a power-play goal from Casey O'Brien assisted by Maja Nylen Persson and Sarah Fillier, then swapped Kayle Osborne for Callie Shanahan early in the second period.
- The win leaves Montréal Victoire with a 10-5-0-0 record while New York Sirens fall to 7-6-2-1; Montréal will face Minnesota Frost on Sunday, March 1 at Place Bell, Laval.
- Showing offensive efficiency, Lina Ljungblom notched her first two points of the season while Skylar Irving scored an unassisted goal, highlighting Montréal's offensive unit momentum.
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Desbiens turns away 34 shots and the Victoire beat Sirens 4-1 in 1st PWHL game since Olympic break
Lina Ljungblom notched her first two points of the season and Ann-Renée Desbiens saved 34 shots to lead the Montréal Victoire over the New York Sirens 4-1 on Thursday night in the first PWHL game since the Olympic break.
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No Poulin or Ambrose? No problem. On Thursday, the Montréal Victoire returned from the Olympic break, facing off against the New York Sirens. Amidst injuries suffered in Milan, captain Marie-Philip Poulin and defender Erin Ambrose were absent, but the Victoire managed to come away with a decisive 4-1 win. Montréal came out of the gate firing, with goals from Dara Greig, Jade Downie-Landry, and Skylar Irving in the first 10 minutes to earn an ear…
Desbiens turns away 34 shots, Victoire beat Sirens in first game since Olympic break
NEWARK, N.J. — Lina Ljungblom notched her first two points of the season and Ann-Renée Desbiens saved 34 shots to lead the Montréal Victoire over the New York Sirens 4-1 on Thursday night in the first PWHL game since the Olympic break. Dara Greig opened the scoring five minutes into the game for the Victoire (8-3-0-5), with Ljungblom and Natálie Mlýnková assisting. Jade Downie-Landry doubled the Victoire’s tally just 47 seconds later. Skylar Irv…
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