Mariah Holland
Contributing Writer at The Hockey Writers
Credentialed Minnesota Frost and Minnesota Wild contributor plus Wild, PWHL, Sabres & Blue Jackets Substack Manager for @TheHockeyWriter
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2 days ago |
thehockeywriters.com | Mariah Stark |Mariah Holland
The Minnesota Frost hosted the Toronto Sceptres for Game 3 in Round 1 on Mother’s Day Sunday, May 11. The Frost took Game 2 despite being without one of their scorers in Britta Curl-Salemme, who was serving a one-game suspension, but was back in the lineup for Game 3, and Maddie Rooney was back in net once again. The Frost brought their A game as they jumped out to an early lead, but they were ready when the Sceptres pushed hard to get back in the game.
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3 days ago |
thehockeywriters.com | Mariah Stark |Mariah Holland
The Minnesota Frost and the Toronto Sceptres faced off in Game 3 of Round 1 on Mother’s Day Sunday, May 11, in St. Paul, Minnesota. The series was tied 1-1, and both teams had full rosters. Britta Curl-Salemme was back in the lineup after being suspended in Game 2 for a check to the head in Game 1. Related: Dubois Scores OT Winner for Victoire, Defeat Charge 3-2 in Historic 4OT Game 2The goaltending battle was between Maddie Rooney for the Frost and Kristen Campbell for the Sceptres.
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4 days ago |
thehockeywriters.com | Mariah Stark |Mariah Holland
The postseason is moving along, and it’s time for another Minnesota Wild report card. The first was shared between Justin Brazeau and Gustav Nyquist, and the next one will be shared. These two didn’t play enough games to warrant a full report each, and their playoff section will also be a little shorter. Liam Öhgren and Vinnie Hinostroza are next up to receive their grades for the season.
3 Takeaways From the Frost's Win Over the Sceptres - The Hockey Writers Latest News, Analysis & More
5 days ago |
thehockeywriters.com | Mariah Stark |Mariah Holland
The Minnesota Frost took on the Toronto Sceptres in Game 2 of Round 1 of the PWHL postseason in Toronto on Friday, May 9. The Frost looked to bounce back from a disappointing 3-2 loss on Wednesday to open the series. They had to do so without Britta Curl-Salemme, as she served a one-game suspension for a check to the head from Game 1. They also switched up goaltenders as Maddie Rooney was in the net after Nicole Hensley was in for Game 1.
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5 days ago |
thehockeywriters.com | Mariah Stark |Mariah Holland
The Minnesota Frost and Toronto Sceptres faced off for Game 2 of Round 1 on Friday evening, May 9, in Toronto, with the Sceptres holding a 1-0 series lead. The lineups were the same for both teams except for the Frost, who were without Britta Curl-Salemme. She was given a one-game suspension for a check to the head on Renata Fast in Game 1. Brooke Bryant was added as the extra forward with Curl-Salemme out.
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