Ann-Sophie Bettez scored 64 seconds into time beyond regulation as Montreal recorded a 3-2 win over Ottawa within the inaugural recreation for each Skilled Ladies’s Hockey League groups on Tuesday evening in entrance of 8,318 followers at TD Place.
With the crowd complete, Ottawa set a North American attendance file for skilled girls’s hockey.
Claire Dalton and Laura Stacey additionally scored for Montreal. Ann-Renee Desbiens was stable turning away 26 photographs.
Katerina Mrazova and Hayley Scamurra scored for Ottawa. Emerance Maschmeyer stopped 19 photographs, together with a penalty shot.
WATCH | Bettez’s OT winner helps Montreal previous Ottawa in groups’ PWHL debut:
Montreal defeated Ottawa 3-2 within the first ever PWHL time beyond regulation recreation on a aim by Ann-Sophie Bettez Tuesday within the nation’s capital.
With the sport tied 1-1 Mrazova obtained a rebound together with the web and made no mistake to provide Ottawa the lead at 5:16 of the third.
Montreal’s Stacey tied the sport at 14:22 when she was in a position to settle a bouncing puck and ship it over Maschmeyer’s shoulder.
After 40 minutes Ottawa had the benefit in photographs, 22-13, however the rating was tied 1-1.
WATCH | Scamurra strikes, scoring Ottawa’s 1st PWHL aim:
Ottawa’s Hayley Scamurra recorded the franchise’s first ever PWHL aim Tuesday in opposition to Montreal within the nationwide’s capital.
Montreal captain Marie-Philip Poulin had a terrific probability to get her workforce on the board when she was awarded a penalty shot at 7:52, however Maschmeyer denied her the five-hole.
Ottawa thought they’d opened the scoring at 11:21 off a aim by Mikyla Grant-Mentis, however after video evaluate it was decided the puck went in below the web, however at 16:23 there was no denying Scamurra’s power-play aim.
A scoreless first interval noticed Ottawa outshoot Montreal 10-4. Ottawa had the higher of the probabilities, however didn’t capitalize on its three power-play possibilities, together with a 17-second two-player benefit.
U.S. ambassador David Cohen and Japanese ambassador Kanji Yamanouchi have been readily available for the sport.
WATCH | Dalton’s equalizer counts as Montreal franchise’s 1st PWHL tally:
Montreal’s Claire Dalton recorded the franchise’s first ever PWHL aim Tuesday in opposition to Ottawa within the nation’s capital.
