Boston Fleet: Olympians Powering Playoff Push

0:00With the NHL today, March 17th, the professional women's hockey league is halfway through its third season, and the Boston Fleet stand out as a top team with seven players fresh off. The Winter Olympics, stars like Captain Megan Keller scored the gold-winning goal for Team USA, while goalie Aaron Frankel earned three shutouts and five wins. Alina Muller netted the bronze medal quinter for Switzerland, and Haley win and pressed as a rookie Olympian with four points. Real-flee players shown internationally and carried that momentum back. Susanna Tapani leads offense with 12 points including six goals. Danielle LePageova anchors defense steadily, and Laura Clujet tallates seven points as St. Germany's alternate captain. These Olympians have boosted the team's attack and backline all season. Veterans add depth and experience, like list shapers who won two Walter Cups with Minnesota before joining Boston. Alina Brandt and Jamie Lee Rattray provide leadership from day one, while rookies like

1:00Haley win with ten points and Ella Huber with three. Game winners show huge promise. The fleets blue line is solid too, with contributors like Ryland McKinnon and Riley Brangman adding goals and plus ratings. Back up goalie Abby Levy boasts a strong save percentage in limited action. Right now, Boston tops the standings with 39 points, eyeing a deep playoff run after last season's finals appearance. They host the Toronto Sceptors on Tuesday, March 17th, their first home game in 48 days. This story is shared with support from our sponsor. Press play. Put your head down. The sound is already there. S-O-L-I-S-O-L-P-L-O-D-C-M-A-I.