Frost's Overtime Loss to Sirens

0:00It's April 2nd. This is NHL News Today, AI-powered updates on your team. I'm Cory with the story. The Minnesota Frost faced off against the New York sirens on Wednesday, April 1st, in their fourth match-up of the 2025-26. Professional Women's Hockey League Season. The Frost had dominated the previous three games, but this one went down to the wire, ending in a 4-3 overtime loss for Minnesota after. Sarah Fillier scored twice late, including the winner in 3-on-3. Early on, Taylor Hies lit it up just 16 seconds in, roofing one past the goalie for the opener. Now she's got nine goals and 15 assists. Totalling 24 points, matching her games played and topping her career high. Grace somewinkle kept the frost ahead too, sniping a powerplay backhand in the second, and an empty netter right after the third period marking her third multi-goal game this year. Fans were buzzing about the frost third period meltdown. They blew three powerplay chances despite leading the league at over 20%.

1:03Efficiency mustering just seven shots while the sirens fired 10 to rally back. That collapsed turn to strong 40 minutes into heartbreak, snapping Minnesota's streak. Hies and Zumwinkle are closing in on personal bests, with six games left for grace to hit 19 points and beyond. The sirens showed serious fight, handing the frost a reality check. Now the frost head home to host the Vancouver Golden Eyes on Saturday, April 4th, before wrapping the series against New York on April. 11th should be fireworks either way.