US EditionAerin Frankel, Boston Fleet Defeat Toronto on the Road, 3-1
Susanna Tapani's late goal secured Boston Fleet's 3-1 win over Toronto Sceptres, with goalie Aerin Frankel making 24 saves and Toronto failing on six power plays.
- At the Coca-Cola Coliseum on Saturday, Susanna Tapani scored the game-winning goal with 9:40 remaining as the Boston Fleet beat the Toronto Sceptres 3-1.
- Boston's defence and Aerin Frankel limited Toronto's finishing, with Frankel stopping 24 shots as Toronto played without defender Renata Fast and had Daryl Watts listed day-to-day.
- Blayre Turnbull opened the scoring with a short-handed goal at 6:26, while Abby Newhook had a goal and an assist and Alina Mueller added an empty-netter for Boston.
- The Fleet improved to 2-0 to start the season and host the Vancouver Goldeneyes on Wednesday, while the Sceptres host the Ottawa Charge on Thursday.
- Toronto finished with 12 shots, a sharp drop from 28 on Sunday, and their power play began 0-for-6 after leading the league at 25.8 per cent last season.
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Aerin Frankel, Boston Fleet defeat Toronto on the road, 3-1
Aerin Frankel made 24 saves, and Susanna Tapani scored her second consecutive game-winner to lead the Boston Fleet to a 3-1 road victory over the Toronto Sceptres in front of a sold-out crowd of 8,277 fans at Coca-Cola Coliseum in Toronto on Saturday afternoon. Boston was outshot 25-12 but picked up the win to remain the only undefeated team in the PWHL. “We got a little bit better as the game went on. I think we were caught off guard a bit by t…
Tapani nets winner as Fleet overcome offensive struggles with 3-1 win over Sceptres
Susanna Tapani scored the game-winning goal with 9:40 remaining as the Boston Fleet spoiled the Toronto Sceptres' home-opener with a 3-1 win in Professional Women's Hockey League action Saturday.
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