Toronto won its 11th straight PWHL game Wednesday when it extended that streak with a 2-1 win over visiting Boston. Toronto (10-3-0-5) topped the PWHL standings three points ahead of Minnesota in the new six-team women's professional hockey league.
Toronto won its 11th straight PWHL game Wednesday when it extended that streak with a 2-1 win over visiting Boston.
“The first two periods were not our best two periods of hockey. Going into the third, we knew we had to bring it and kind of switch our game around.Toronto’s Nurse and defender Jocelyn Larocque were called for infractions less than one minute apart, which gave Boston a five-on-three advantage 10 minutes into the game.
Boston continued its dominance for most of the second period when it hemmed Toronto in its own zone, broke up neutral-zone rushes, and kept opposing shooters to the perimeter.
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