Poulin scored the match-winning goal for her team. Former Minnesota forward Abby Boreen scored twice and Claire Dalton once to secure the win for Montreal. Marie-Philip Poulin sco
Montreal, Minnesota Frost and the Victoire
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Minnesota Frost beaten by Montreal Victoire to a 4-2
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Abby Boreen scores 2 goals to lead the Montreal Victoire to a 4-2 win over the Minnesota Frost
Boreen scores twice to lead Montreal Victoire past Minnesota Frost in battle of top teams
Abby Boreen scored twice to lead the Montreal Victoire to a 4-2 win over the visiting Minnesota Frost in front of 10,172 fans at Place Bell in Laval, Que., on Friday. Claire Dalton and captain Marie-Philip Poulin, on a 5-on-3 power play, also scored for Montreal (5-2-1-2). It was the Victoire's first home game since Dec. 30.
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A teenaged Poulin burst onto the women's hockey scene at the 2010 Olympics. Back in Vancouver, she reflects on her start — and what's next.
The Sceptres are at New York on Sunday. The Victoire will play Minnesota in Denver on Sunday. Montreal Victoire's Marie-Philip Poulin, left, celebrates her goal with teammates as the Toronto ...
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — Marie-Philip Poulin scored a spectacular “Superwoman” goal and added an empty-netter to help the Montreal Victoire beat the Toronto Sceptres 4-2 on ...
Along with the importance of the Takeover Tour event and the celebration of bringing the game to fans in a neutral site, three points are on the line for both squads looking to maintain their hold on their positions in the standings.
Abby Boreen’s two-goal effort on the first line propelled the Montreal Victoire to a 4-2 win over the Minnesota Frost.
Beanpot is underway, and it's a tournament that year after year sees players graduating to the professional ranks.
Dubbed the “Takeover Tour,” the PWHL’s series of neutral site games opened with Boston’s 3-2 shootout win over Montreal before a crowd of 12,608 at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena on Jan. 5. Three days later, the Victoire beat Toronto 4-2 in front of 19,038 — the PWHL’s third-largest crowd — in Vancouver’s Rogers Arena.
LAVAL, QC – Montréal secured a 4-2 victory over Minnesota in front of a sold-out home crowd at Place Bell on Friday night, powered by two goals from former Minnesota forward Abby Boreen. The game was the second straight contest between the top two teams in the PWHL,
CBC has removed the name and photo from this story. Now that this person is no longer missing, the identity is no longer in the public interest.Montreal police have located an 84-year-old woman who went missing Friday evening.
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Montreal Victoire captain Marie-Philip Poulin named PWHL’s first star of the weekThe Montreal forward, New York goaltender Corinne Schroeder, Boston defender Sidney Morin named PWHL’s three stars of the week
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