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The Minnesota Frost and Ottawa Charge will look to add another three points to their season tally with a win on Wednesday night as postseason play looms.

The Minnesota Frost will travel to Canada on Wednesday for a game against the Ottawa Charge at TD Place. The Frost are currently in fifth place in the PWHL standings with a record of 8-5-4-11 for a total of 38 points. In order to make it into the playoffs, Minnesota will need to beat Ottawa and Boston to close out the regular season and the Charge will need to lose its last game as well. Minnesota’s last time on the ice took place on Saturday and resulted in a tough 2-0 loss to the last place Sirens. Maddie Rooney made 19 saves on 20 shots, before she was pulled in the final minutes. New York was able to put one in on the empty net with eight seconds left in the game to secure the win.

How to Watch Minnesota Frost at Ottawa Charge in Professional Women’s Hockey League Today:

Game Date: Wednesday, April 30, 2025

Game Time: 7:00 p.m. ET

TV: FanDuel Sports Network North

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Ottawa is currently leading Minnesota in the standings by four points with a record of 12-1-4-11. The team is on a three-game win streak with the most recent being a narrow 3-2 victory over Montreal on Saturday. Ashton Bell opened the scoring for the Charge in the 11th minute of play to give her team a 1-0 lead and Brianne Jenner added to that lead three minutes later. With less than 30 seconds remaining in the first, Montreal cut the lead in half. The second period was scoreless, but the Victoire tied things up six minutes into the period. As the second ticked down, Bell took her team’s fate into her own hands and scored with 13 seconds remaining on the clock to give her team the win. Gwyneth Philips made 25 saves in between the pipes for Ottawa, helping to secure another three points and work toward a playoff position.

The last time Minnesota and Ottawa met dates back to early March and the Frost won handily in a 5-0 victory. Five different players scored in the win.

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