Gabel scores twice, including winner, as PWHL Boston sends Toronto to 3rd straight loss

Loren Gabel capped a two-goal, one-assist effort with the game-winning goal with 1:50 remaining and visiting Boston topped Toronto 3-2 in Professional Women's Hockey League action on Wednesday.

Megan Keller also scored for Boston (2-1-0), which came in off its first-ever win, a 3-2 overtime victory over Montreal on Saturday.

Emma Soderberg stopped 30 shots in her first start of the season. Soderborg backed up Aerin Frankel in Boston's opening two games.

Hannah Miller scored twice for Toronto (1-4-0), which dropped its third loss in a row in what's been a rough start to the season for the team. Kristen Campbell made 19 saves.

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Campbell was pulled after Toronto fell behind 3-0 in the first period of its 5-1 loss to Ottawa on Saturday. The 26-year-old entered Wednesday last in save percentage (.879) and goals-against average (3.63) in the PWHL, being one of just two goaltenders to start every game.

Miller opened the scoring nine minutes into the first period. Jocelyne Larocque's shot in front was stopped, creating a mad scramble with the puck finding Miller who fired it in.

Toronto barely allowed Boston into its zone, while dominating offensive zone time and outshooting the visitors 10-3 in the opening frame.

The second period went a little different, however.

Gabel knotted the contest 12:38 into the second. After several scoring chances by Toronto, Alina Muller sprang Gabel into a 2-on-1 rush and she beat Campbell glove side with a wrist shot.

Keller put Boston ahead with 1:22 remaining in the middle frame. She fired in a one-timer past Campbell on a feed from Muller.

Toronto outshot Boston 8-6 in the period despite giving up the two goals. Renata Fast had a