Eight goal burst out in winning Minnesota

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Ottawa’s allegation struck their reputation as a weak score team in PWHL in the TD place on Thursday night.
In the disintegration of that identity, it became the most explosive team in the history of the league.
To start the second half of its season, this fee set PWHL record for most goals in a game, with Minnesota Frostin 8-3.

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The previous record is six.

This victory has been upgraded to 6-0-2-8 to 20 points, which made the fee from the BWL foundation to the fourth place with the Boston Navy and the New York Cyrns.

Hatawa Vanisova, Kapi Hughes scored twice with the Hata attack, King McMahon, Victoria Bagh and Captain Bryan Jenner joined the singles.

Emerae Mashmeyar stopped 23 shots at the Ottawa net.

When it scored the fourth goal, it took less than half the game to do something that was not accomplished in all the season, the American national team chased Golden Nicole Hansley in just 13 shots.

Initially the accusation surpassed, but was the leading two shots in their first two shots.

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The McMahon scored a share of the fourth through the season, taking a drop of pass from Emily Clarke and had an open side to bury the buck on the back of Frost Cole Nicole Hensley at 5:45.

Two minutes later, Ottawa put Ottawa with a brief “jailbrake” target in the passage of the Ottawa from Chavoline.

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Minnesota equated the score before the first hiatus with the two goals of Brita Curl-Salem and Michela Kawa, but this fee opened the game with four unanswered marks in the medium period.

Jenner threw caps with a third of the night in the third place in the second Power Play of his season at 9:30 and in 22 seconds.

Charged Defender Ashon Bell was injured in the first period and did not return.

The Ottawa Forward Catarina Mirasova is not finished.

The next allegation in Edmanton is Sunday when Toronto faces Septrares as part of the league’s tag.

Ottawa returns to DD’s place next Thursday against the Navy.

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