Frost Falls Short, Losing 4-2 to Boston Fleet

0:00On March 30th, Minnesota Frost took on the Boston Fleet this past Sunday, March 29th, in a sunny afternoon match-up. Their captain, Kendall Coins Goldfield, made her return after missing seven games due to an Olympic's injury, goaling Nicole Hensley was back between the pipes, too. But the fleet jumped ahead with two quick goals in the first period, and despite a frost rally, they ended up dropping a 4-2 decision. The frost clawed back in the second, tying it up with goals from Lee Steclin and Taylor Heiss. That showed their depth shining through, especially with the captain just back. Fleet answered right away, though, grabbing the lead again and holding firm through the third. Fans are talking about that slow start-second game in a row, getting buried early. Momentum got killed quick, and while they dug deep to tie it, they couldn't sustain it. Powerplay chances were there, including one goal, but they left a few big ones on the table, like an open net late. Taylor Heiss hit a career-high 23 points with her tally, building on her hot streak before

1:01the recent skid. Depth scoring has carried them this season, but converting more opportunities will be key heading into playoffs. Frost hit the road next Wednesday, April 1st, against the New York sirens. They need to flip the script, stack some wins, and build that postseason edge. This has been NHL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story.