In a thrilling Professional Women’s Hockey League game on Wednesday night, the Montreal team secured a 4-3 victory over New York. Captain Marie-Philip Poulin led the charge with a goal and an assist, increasing her team-high tally to eight goals for the season. Jillian Dempsey, Sarah Bujold, and Gabrielle David also contributed to Montreal’s scoring efforts.
The game got off to an exciting start with Montreal scoring three goals in the first period, holding a solid 3-1 lead. New York fought back with two power-play goals in the second period, narrowing the margin to one goal. However, Poulin came through for Montreal in the third period, extending their lead once again.
Despite New York’s efforts, including pulling their goalie in the final minutes of the game, they were unable to find the equalizer. Montreal’s strong defense and goaltending from Ann-Renée Desbiens held off New York’s offensive pressure.
The game showcased the competitive nature of the PWHL, with both teams displaying skill and determination throughout the match. Montreal’s victory solidified their position at the top of the league standings with 30 points, while New York continues to strive for success with 16 points.
The game highlighted the talent and excitement present in women’s professional hockey, setting the stage for more thrilling matchups in the league. Fans can look forward to continued action and impressive performances from all participating teams in the PWHL.
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