How to Watch Sceptres at Frost: Stream Professional Women’s Hockey League Live, TV Channel

The Toronto Sceptres look to stay alive in the playoffs on Wednesday night with a win against the Minnesota Frost.

The Toronto Sceptres will have their work cut out for them on Wednesday night as they fight to stay alive in the Professional Women’s Hockey League playoffs with Game 4 at the Xcel Energy Center against the home side Minnesota Frost. The Frost currently lead the best-of-five series 2-1. The Sceptres got off to a strong start in the semifinals, winning 3-2 in the opening game to take a 1-0 lead in the series. Minnesota won the next two, however, with a high-scoring 7-5 victory on Sunday. The Sceptres came out on their proverbial heels and the Frost took full advantage, netting three goals in a five minute span to jump out to a 3-0 lead. With five minutes remaining in the first, Daryl Watts put the Sceptres on the board.

How to Watch Sceptres at Frost in Professional Women’s Hockey League Today:

Game Date: Wednesday, May 14, 2025

Game Time: 7:00 p.m. ET

TV: Rip City TV – KUNSDT2

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Early in the second period, Maggie Connors brought Toronto within one, but the Frost answered quickly, scoring twice to extend the lead to three. It was 5-3 headed into the third and in a game that was already high-scoring, the teams ended up breaking the record by scoring four more combined goals. Toronto found the back of the net early to close the gap, but once again, Minnesota put some distance between it and Toronto with two goals from Michela Cava. With eight minutes left, Blayre Turnbull scored once more for Toronto and although the team battled, the Sceptres came up short.

The game was the highest score in PWHL history, surpassing the previous 11-goal mark which took place in February. With 25 goals scored in this playoff series thus far, fans can expect to see another high-energy matchup in which Toronto enters a must-win scenario. Tune in Wednesday night to see how the series plays out. Will there be a game five for the first time in PWHL playoff history?

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