Frost Dominates Charge, 5-0

0:00It's March 19th. Here's your NHL news in two minutes. The Minnesota Frost picked up a dominant 5-0 win over the Ottawa charge at home on Wednesday March 18th. Coming off a road victory against the New York sirens just days earlier, the Frost jumped out to a huge lead with four goals in the first period, alone. Taylor Hies scored first, just 27 seconds in, followed quickly by Gray's Zomwinkel, Kelly Panic, and Katelyn O'Donoho, who notched her. First career, PWHL goal. Panic added her second tally late in the second period to seal the shutout. Maddie Rooney returned to the net and stayed sharp throughout, facing few shots but handling the pressure when it came. The Frost kept their foot on the gas, avoiding the lead down they had in the prior game against the sirens. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the Frost's offensive explosion, especially with Hies leading the league in points. This performance shows their depth, as multiple players stepped up on the score sheet. It's a big boost as they chase a strong finish to the regular season.

1:03Unlike their last win, where they let the opponent claw back, the Frost maintained relentless pressure here. They stayed composed amid physical play from Ottawa, drawing power plays and controlling the puck. Rooney and the defense lock things down in the third, even opting for keepaway to run out the clock. Looking ahead, the Frost hit the road, Saturday, March 21st, to face the Vancouver Golden Eyes. If they carry this momentum, another victory could solidify their postseason push. The Daily News Now is powered by our sponsor, Link in the description. You know what is better than earbuds and bed? No earbuds at all, S-O-L-I, solelypellow.com