Ottawa Charge Edge Seattle, Head on Road Trip

0:00For the NHL, it's March 5th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The Ottawa charge picked up a key win on Wednesday night, March 4th, beating the Seattle torn 4-3 at TD Place. Both teams were battling near the bottom of the professional women's hockey league standings with Ottawa holding 23 points and Seattle at. 16. The Kadeerava led the way with two goals, while Alexa Vasco and Emily Clark each added one in the Thai contest. Vasco finally notched her first goal of the season after 18 games, tipping in a shot during a scramble early on. She's mainly a defensive player who delivers big hits so that score is a welcome boost as Ottawa pushes for more offense down the stretch. Clark has been on fire lately, picking up two goals and five points in her last five outings. The backdoor tally in this game shows she's hitting her stride right when the charge need her most, building on her strong finish last season. The win wasn't easy though, as Ottawa's penalty kill faltered again.

1:04Seattle capitalized twice on the power play and added a penalty shot goal, highlighting an area coach Carla McLeod has the fix for tougher matchups. Ahead. Now the charge hit out on a grueling 6-game road trip, starting Sunday, March 8th against the New York sirens at 10am. Mountain daylight time. They'll hit Vancouver, Minnesota, Winnipeg, Seattle again and Calgary through early April, a stretch that can make or break their playoff hopes. DNN is sponsored by our partner headphones in the pillow, simple idea, surprisingly addictive to find that that to to that might