Frost Leads WPHL, Boston Trades Players

It's March 19 for the NHL, let's get into it.

The professional women's hockey league is in its third season and the race for the top

is tight.

Minnesota Frost grabbed first place with a 5-0 shut-out over Ottawa charge on Wednesday,

marking their fourth win in a row.

Forward Kelly Panic scored twice in that game.

Boston Fleet sits right behind them, tied on 39 points after winning 4 of 6 since the

Olympic break.

Goli Aaron Frankel has been stellar for Boston, picking up her fourth shut-out in a one-nothing

victory against New York sirens on March 5.

Captain Megan Keller earned Player of the Week honors on March 16, with a goal and two assists

in a 4-3 overtime comeback over Montreal, Fictoir.

Fictoir holds third with 36 points, while Toronto'sceptors rounds out the top four at 31.

Taylor Heiss of the Frost is on fire, leading the league with 22 points, 7 goals, and 15 assists

in 20 games.

She hit 20 points in back-to-back seasons, joining Elite Company with Marie Philip Poland

and Alex Carpenter.

Her teammates Kelly Panic and British Curls Selimmy are right behind, each with 20 points.

The league made big news with a deal to air the Walter Cup finals on national TV in the

United States through script sports, announced Wednesday.

He's the first time for that kind of exposure.

Meanwhile, Boston Fleet traded forward to Reese's Shop Sol to Seattle Torrent for Jesse

Eldridge on Monday.

Eldridge debuted with a quick two-nothing loss to Toronto.

In a fun moment, Holly Winds' three-brothers did the ceremonial pub-trap before that game,

rocking their viral flag outfits from the Olympics wear, Haley won gold with Team USA.

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