Each game ended 2–1 in overtime, but it was Minnesota who had the final word, and the Walter Cup, once again.
Minnesota Frost
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P-Dub in Twenty: Episode 26
Alyssa and Maya are joined by Elisha who shares her first-person experience of Games 1 and 2 in Ottawa.
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Curl-Salemme’s OT Heroics Tie Series, But Controversy Follows
Britta Curl-Salemme delivered in clutch time, but the fallout from her presence in this series continues to echo far beyond the ice.
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Clark Strikes Again – Charge Take Game 1 in OT
Emily Clark’s OT goal gave Ottawa a 2–1 win over Minnesota and a 1–0 lead in the PWHL Finals.
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The Ice Garden 2025 Walter Cup Final Prediction Roundtable
Who will win, how will the series play out, and more predictions on the Walter Cup Finals from the TIG Team.
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2025 Walter Cup Final Preview: Ottawa Charge vs. Minnesota Frost
The 2025 Walter Cup Final features the defending champion Minnesota Frost against the first Canadian finalist in PWHL history, the Ottawa Charge.
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Heise, Captains Send Minnesota Frost Back to Walter Cup Final
Taylor Heise was the overtime hero after a brilliant regulation performance by the team’s captains, sending Minnesota to the PWHL Finals for the second straight year.
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Bad Night for Goaltenders, Great Night for Goals in Frost Game 3 Semifinal Victory
If you’re someone who loves watching goals get scored, game between the Sceptres and the Frost was the game for you.
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Defenders Lead Offensive Charge as Minnesota Evens Series With 5-3 Win Over Toronto
Step aside, rookies: it was the Defender Show in Game 2 of Sceptres-Frost.
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Column: Britta Curl-Salemme Suspension Not Enough
Ken Klee defended repeat offender Britta Curl-Salemme after scary hit on Renata Fast in game one of the PWHL playoff