New York Sirens Take Down Minnesota Frost 2-0

The Minnesota Frost and New York Sirens faced off for the final time of the season on Sunday afternoon, April 27. The game was initially scheduled for Saturday but was pushed a day because the Minnesota Wild were in the NHL postseason and needed the arena. The Frost looked to keep themselves in the postseason race with a win, while the Sirens were already eliminated. The Frost were without Dominique Petrie, who was out due to an upper-body injury. The Sirens were without Maja Nylén Persson also due to an upper-body injury. 

The goaltending battle was between Maddie Rooney for the Frost and Corinne Schroeder for the Sirens. The Sirens got on the board first, and despite strong efforts from the Frost, they took the win 2-0.  

Game Recap

There were some strong chances for both sides to open the game, but the goaltenders stood tall, and the first period ended scoreless. The second period started the same, despite the Frost receiving a five-minute power play. The Sirens scored the first goal of the game on a breakaway by Taylor Girard, whose shot just snuck past Rooney just before the midway point of the period. The rest of the period went scoreless, and the Sirens took the lead into the third period.