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LOWELL, Mass. — Minnesota won the inaugural championship of the Professional Women's Hockey League on Wednesday night, getting 17 saves from Nicole Hensley to beat Boston 3-0 in a winner-take-all Game 5 and claim the Walter Cup.
PWHL Toronto has chosen fourth-place Minnesota as its first-round playoff opponent, the team announced on Monday evening.
Kendall Coyne Schofield and Taylor Heise each had a goal and an assist and Minnesota defeated visiting Boston 4-0 on Wednesday to climb into a first-place tie in the Professional Women's Hockey League.
Grace Zumwinkle and Sophia Kunin had the goals to lead Minnesota past host Ottawa 2-1 in a Professional Women's Hockey League game Saturday afternoon.
Natalie Spooner and Emma Maltais each scored twice, Ann-Renee Desbiens made 24 saves and Canada routed the United States 6-1 on Sunday in Saint Paul, Minn., the decisive seventh game of the Rivalry Series.
Captain Hilary Knight carried the puck into the attacking zone in the 3-on-3 overtime period and fired a wrist shot that found a way through the pads of Maddie Rooney to allow Boston to pull out a 4-3 win over visiting Minnesota Saturday, becoming the fifth team in the fledgling Professional Women's Hockey League to win on home ice.
Taylor Heise scored two goals with an assist as Minnesota remains the only unbeaten team in the Professional Women's Hockey League, beating Toronto 3-1 on Wednesday night at Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minn.