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Rookie Peyton Anderson helps Frost cruise to 4-1 victory over Torrent

Rookie Peyton Anderson opened the scoring Friday night in PAUL, Minn., sparking Minnesota Frost's 4-1 win in front of a season-high 11,120 fans.
With Kendall Coyne Schofield on the long-term injured list, Frost head coach Ken Klee shuffled lines to provide roles and opportunities, fueled by Olympic momentum, for the second half of the season.
Maddie Rooney finished with 28 saves, while Corinne Schroeder stopped 27 shots for the Torrent, and Minnesota led 23-11 in shots through 4 minutes.
Seattle did cut the deficit on a power-play goal by Lexie Adzija with 8:19 remaining, but the Torrent have scored only three goals in seven road games entering Friday.
The game featured escalating physicality with back-and-forth brawls and a boarding that injured Mikyal Grant-Mentes, whom coach Steve O'Rourke said likely faces the long-term injury list amid the Torrent's extended road trip including a March 25, 2026 Takeover Tour game in Chicago.

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Frost thump Torrent for second-straight win

Women’s Hockey fans are still riding the high of the Winter Olympics, and it’s carried over into the second half of the PWHL season. The Frost hosted a season-high 11,120 fans on Friday night for their first home game after the break. That Olympic fever high from the fans helped the Frost add another win to the column against the Seattle Torrent Friday night, as they won 4-1. “Tonight was fun,” said Frost goalie Maddie Rooney, who recorded 28 sa…

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