The status of PWHL Ottawa's roster as of 7/9/2024
Those Who Were Never in Doubt:
Emily Clark - F
Gabbie Hughes - F
Brianne Jenner - F
Hayley Scamurra - F
Natalie Snodgrass - F
Tereza Vanisova - F
Ashton Bell - D
Zoe Boyd - D
Savannah Harmon - D
Jincy Roese - D
Aneta Tejralová - D
Emerance Maschmeyer - G
The Signed and Re-Signed:
Shiann Darkangelo - F
Rebecca Leslie - F [previously from TOR]
Anna Meixner - F [Ottawa's 6th draft pick]
Kateřina Mrázová - F
Natalie Snodgrass - F
Alexa Vasko - F [previously from TOR]
Logan Angers - G [an undrafted free agent]
The Remaining Draftees:
Mannon McMahon - F
Danielle Serdachny - F
Stephanie Markowski - D
Ronja Savolainen - D
Madeline Wethington - D
Gwyneth Philips - G
S.1 OTT Players That Are Still Currently Free Agents:
Sammy Davis - F
Kristin Della Rovere - F
Rosalie Demers - F
Fanni Garát-Gasparics - F
Samantha Isbell - F
Malia Schneider - F
Akane Shiga - F
Emma Buckles - D
Sandra Abstreiter - G
Rachel McQuigge - G
Becca Gilmore [retired]
Daryl Watts [now signed to Toronto]
Total players you can have on your roster (not counting reserves): 23
Those currently under contract + the draftees = 19
Available spots left: 4
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PWHL Recap - Dalton Dominates in Montreal
PWHL Recap - Dalton Dominates in Montreal
Claire Dalton would dominate as Montreal would defeat Ottawa in the lone game in the PWHL for Saturday. #PWHL #WomensHockey #GrowTheGame
Claire Dalton would dominate as Montreal would defeat Ottawa in the lone game in the PWHL for Saturday.
PWHL News and Notes from Saturday, February 24th, 2024
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Game Recaps
Ottawa v. Montreal – 230p ET
Montreal would play host to Ottawa for an all Canadian matchup in the PWHL, and in the first period Tereza Vanisova would open the…
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Czech forward Tereza Vanisova, the 12th overall pick in the 2020 NWHL draft, has signed with the Boston Pride.
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Boston tops Minnesota for NWHL championship
BOSTON — Lexie Laing and Taylor Wenczkowski scored power-play goals, and the Boston Pride became the first two-time winners of the Isobel Cup with a 4-3 win over the defending champion Minnesota Whitecaps on Saturday night.
It was an NWHL championship the Pride, who were regular-season champions, had hoped to win a year earlier, before the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of the championship game between these same two teams just two days before the faceoff.
Wenczkowski’s goal, which made it 4-2 with 6 minutes, 28 seconds to play, proved to be the game winner as it came down to a frantic finish.
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Boston’s Tereza Vanisova was called for a five-minute checking-from-behind major with 2:25 left. The Whitecaps pulled goalie Amanda Leveille at the same time but didn’t score on the 6-on-4 until just 19.4 seconds remained, with Meaghan Pezon stuffing the puck during a scramble.
But Boston, which dominated the faceoffs 39-18, won the last draw thanks to Laing, and the Pride had their first championship since the inaugural season of 2015-16.
“We finally did it and I’m so proud of our team,” Boston captain and Cup MVP Jillian Dempsey, the only player from the first championship, said. “Huge congratulations to Minnesota, too. They really made that a battle until the very last second.”
Boston goalie Lovisa Selander made 27 saves.
After Allie Thunstrom gave Minnesota a 1-0 lead in the first period, the Pride score three goals in the second period. Mary Parker tied the game, Dempsey found the far top corner from the bottom of the circle and then Laing cashed in a 5-on-3 power play.
With 12:21 to play in the third period, the Pride had pressure on the goal when defenseman Amanda Boulier was called for covering up the puck in the crease. Boston was given a choice of a penalty shot or power play and elected to give Tori Sullivan the penalty shot that Leveille stopped.
Just 13 seconds later, Thunstrom scored her second goal, fourth of the weekend, to make it 3-2 and set up the frantic finish.
“[The finish] felt like the longest 19 seconds of my life,” Boston defenseman Kaleigh Fratkin, who has played in the NWHL since the inception, said. “Lexie Laing has been an amazing center for us. She won the draw, and Lauren Kelly has been unbelievable for us this year on the D-end — she sent the puck down and killed it. Man, a great way to bring home the last 19 seconds.”
Even the abbreviated season, played in a bubble in Lake Placid, New York, was shut down in early February, with the six teams playing between three and seven games and the four playoff teams not playing since early February.
Minnesota, which went 3-1 in the bubble, won 2-1 in its lone matchup with Boston (3-4) on Jan. 23.
Fourth-seeded Boston reached the championship game with a 6-2 win over top-seeded Toronto (4-1-1) in the semifinals with six different players scoring. Minnesota routed 2-2 Connecticut 7-0 behind a hat trick by Audra Richards and two goals from Thunstrom.
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The status of PWHL Ottawa's roster after the draft
The Draftees:
Mannon McMahon - F
Anna Meixner - F
Danielle Serdachny - F
Stephanie Markowski - D
Ronja Savolainen - D
Madeline Wethington - D
Gwyneth Philips - G
Under Contract:
Emily Clark - F
Gabbie Hughes - F
Brianne Jenner - F
Hayley Scamurra - F
Natalie Snodgrass - F
Tereza Vanisova - F
Ashton Bell - D
Zoe Boyd - D
Savannah Harmon - D
Jincy Roese - D
Aneta Tejralová - D
Emerance Maschmeyer - G
Currently Free Agents:
Shiann Darkangelo - F
Sammy Davis - F
Kristin Della Rovere - F
Rosalie Demers - F
Fanni Garát-Gasparics - F
Becca Gilmore - F
Samantha Isbell - F
Kateřina Mrázová - F
Malia Schneider - F
Akane Shiga - F
Daryl Watts - F
Emma Buckles - D
Sandra Abstreiter - G
Rachel McQuigge - G
Total players you can have on your roster (not counting reserves): 23
Those currently under contract + the draftees = 19
Available spots left: 4
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happy 420 the canadian womens teams are insane. buckey hits it off the post twice during the first period. captain clutch and her wife basically sexually assault the toronto captain together for a slashing penalty, and sarah nurse scores in ot in 20 seconds to close it off.
then im almost an hour late to my game, my phone dies on the bus out of nowhere and i dont have access to my tickets anymore. it takes me until halfway through the game to find my actual seats and theyre being used next to an empty row so whatever i just sat in other seats anyway
gabbie hughes tried more anime nonsense that didnt work, vanisova got two penalties and two assists so i gave her one of my favourite woopers even tho she doesnt care for pokemon. one assist was while coming straight out of the box. jenner got a hat trick and mash got a shutout! and finally i got the coolest pokemon card in the neighborhood baby
clodsire ex signed by shiann darkangelo, tereza vanisova, samantha isbell, and sammy davis
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2022-23 PHF Team Preview - Toronto Six
2022-23 PHF Team Preview - Toronto Six
After a strong 2021-22 season Shaggy previews the Toronto Six as they enter the 2022-23 #PHF season. #WomensHockey #GrowTheGame
2021-22
Record: 16-3-1 46pts
Playoffs: Lost in Semi-Finals
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Key Losses
Mikyla Grant-Mentis, F
Stephanie Sucharda, D
Maegan Beres, F
Key Additions
Carly Jackson, G
Brittany Howard, F
Tereza Vanisova, F
2022-23 Preview
3 Questions:
How deep can the Six go?
Ever since entering the league, the Six…
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