Chillwave Rallies to Defeat Rockies 3-1, Minneapois Dominates Heat 5-4

The Minnesota Frost picked up all important points in the standings with a 4-3 win over the New York Sirens Sunday in front of 15,512 fans in Denver. Grace Zumwinkle paced the play early for the Frost scoring twice. Taylor Heise continued her league leading point pace scoring, while Britta Curl-Salemme also scored to give Minnesota a 4-0 lead after forty.

It looked like Minnesota would runaway with the game until 12:32 of the third when Anna Bargman redirected home a Jaime Bourbonnais shot to get New York on the board. Next up was Allyson Simpson who scored on the power play to pull New York within one with 3:01 remaining, but that was as close as the Sirens could get. Nicole Hensley made 23 saves in Minnesota's 4-3 victory in front of friends and family in her home state.

Highlights from Minnesota's PWHL Takeover Tour win over New York in Denver. Hensley Sees The Importance  The Colorado product continues to believe in the importance of the PWHL Takeover Tour in bringing the best in the game to more fans and future hockey players. “I think it's huge.

I think that's something that the PWHL has done really well," said Hensley. "We don't just bring a game here. We bring clinics, we bring opportunities to meet athletes, and that's huge.