New York Sirens Win Historic Game

On April 5th, New York sirens made history Saturday at Madison Square Garden hosting

the first professional women's hockey game there against the Seattle Torrent.

It was their fourth matchup of the 2025-26 PWHL season, drawing a sold-out crowd of 18,000

six fans the biggest ever.

For pro women's hockey, the sirens pulled off a two-to-one shootout win after a tense

battle.

The penalties tested New York, including a five-minute major in game misconduct, but they

killed them off clean to start the second period.

Seattle grabbed the lead soon after, but Sarah Philly are tied it with three-and-a-half

minutes left in regulation, sending it to overtime.

Five minutes of three-on-three solved nothing, so they went to the shootout where the sirens

sealed it.

Fans packed the garden, rocking sirens gear, and turning the place electric, smashing

attendance doubts for the team.

Earlier now leads New York with 20.9 goals, and 11 assists, ripping off four goals in

her last two games to fill voids from key injuries.

Despite the league's worst penalty kill at 79.7%, the sirens shed down Seattle's strong

power play, staying in the fight.

All night, that grit proved their full-volume hockey slogan right.

Now the sirens hit the road after a week off, facing the Minnesota frost on April 11th,

keeping the momentum rolling in this epic season.

From your team, powered by AI, this is NHL News Today.