Boston Fleet Sweeps Toronto Sceptres

0:00It's March 28th, I'm Corey with The Story, and this is NHL News. Today, your AI-powered team report. Toronto'sceptors hosted the Boston Fleet on Friday, March 27th, for their final matchup of the season series in the professional women's hockey league. Boston took control early, scoring once in the first period and twice in the second, then added one more in the third for a clean, four-nothing. Victory. That gives the fleet the edge in the four-game set after splitting the first three. Elaine Chouley stepped up a net for her seven-start, filling in for injure starter Regan Kirk, who's missed just six of 23 games with a strong 9-29 safe percentage. Chouley faced 23 shots, stopping 19 for an A-26 mark. Good enough to play the full 60 minutes despite the lopsided score. Theceptors show grit on the penalty kill, going perfect even after a late major penalty, which ranks them 5th league wide at 82.3%. With their power play, second worst at 8%, went 0 for 2, and couldn't crack Boston's

1:02defense. This loss leads Toronto clinging to the fourth and final playoff spot, with 31 points, while Ottawa sits at 30 in New York at 27 in a bunched up race. Every team plays this weekend, so one more stumble could drop them out. ceptors looked to bounce back Sunday at 1pm Eastern against the Vancouver Golden Eyes in a home-and-name, where tightening up that power play might just secure their postseason ticket.