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Charge Beat the Goldeneyes 4-2, Extend Franchise-Record Win Streak to 5 Games
Ottawa Charge extended their franchise-record win streak to five games with key goals and a 23-save performance by goalie Gwyneth Philips.
- On Friday, the Ottawa Charge defeated the Vancouver Goldeneyes 4-2 in Ottawa, extending their franchise-record winning streak to five games.
- At 10:12 of the first period, Savolainen opened the scoring after a Peyton Hemp rebound, and Jenner and Leslie added late empty-net goals to seal the win.
- Gwyneth Philips stopped 23 shots for Ottawa, while Kristen Campbell made 23 saves and Sophie Jaques scored at 11:13 after dekking Peyton Hemp and shooting through Brooke Hobson’s legs.
- Ottawa takes on the Boston Fleet in Halifax on Sunday while Vancouver continues its road trip against the Montreal Victoire, holding one road win in five games this season.
- Several players named to Canada's Olympic team were involved in the matchup, with Ottawa thriving when protecting a lead while Vancouver struggled to create net-front traffic.
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Charge beat the Goldeneyes 4-2, extend franchise-record win streak to 5 games
Anna Meixner, Ronja Savolainen, Brianne Jenner and Rebecca Leslie scored as the Ottawa Charge defeated the Vancouver Goldeneyes 4-2 on Friday night for their franchise-record fifth straight victory.
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