Overview
- Ottawa beat Boston 3-2 in a shootout, with Gwyneth Philips making 34 saves in regulation and overtime and stopping 6 of 8 in the tiebreaker.
- The shootout went eight rounds, which coverage described as the longest in PWHL history.
- Boston’s Aerin Frankel stopped 30 shots and 5 of 8 in the shootout and is now 4-2 in career shootouts, with both losses coming against Ottawa.
- The Fleet remain atop the standings at 6-0-1-1 (19 points) and sustained a perfect penalty kill at 15-for-15.
- Rookie Haley Winn scored her first PWHL goal as a sellout crowd of 8,497 welcomed Ottawa back for its first home game in 25 days.