Boston Fleet Shuts Out Vancouver

0:00It's March 25, you're listening to NHL News today, AI Power Coverage of your team. I'm Corey with the story. The Boston Fleet capped off their three-game homestand with a two-nothing shut-out win over the Vancouver Golden Eyes on Tuesday night, March 24 at the Sanga Center in Lowell, Massachusetts. Laura Clujee and Susanna Tapani scored the goals while the Fleet stayed tied for first in the Professional Women's Hockey League with 42 points. The Vancouver in seven plays with 24 points pushed hard but couldn't break through. Clujee notched her first career goal in her 34th game, tipping in a shot from Megan Keller for a key moment after going pointless in her. Previous 11 outings. She's a steady fourth line forward who doesn't see heavy ice time, but this could boost her role as playoffs near. Gold tender Aaron Frankel was lights out, stopping all 35 shots to match her season high and preserve the win. He's leading the league with a 0.952 save percentage and a 1.23 goals against average, proving

1:03once more why she's the top netminder. Even though Boston got outshot 29-35 and gave up more chances, their defense held firm against the pressure. It's a bit worrisome for a top team to get pushed like that by a lower seed, but they grind it out the victory. The fleet now hit the road for three straight, starting Friday, March 27th at 5 p.m., mountain time against Toronto, then Sunday, March 29th at 2 p.m., versus Minnesota, and wrapping with Vancouver again on Tuesday, April 7th at 7.30 p.m. in Edmonton. They'll carry this momentum into the stretch run.