Sirens' Comeback Win, Tight Playoff Race

0:00On April 16, New York sirens pulled off a thrilling 3-2 comeback win over the Toronto Scepters on Wednesday, April 15, in their third matchup of the 2025-26 PWHL season. Each team had one win coming in, and this was the sirens' final home game. Toronto jumped ahead with a shorthanded goal in the second period and added another early in the third for a two-nothing lead. The sirens fired back quick, scoring less than a minute later to make it 2-1. Denisa Krizova netted her first goal with New York on a rebound, her second of the season since the trade deadline swap. Then on their last power play chance, Maja Nylon Person buried the rebound to tie it up. Players stepped up big time. Nylon Person's tally was her second goal, pushing her to 10 points and passed her career high. Sarah Filier picked up the second area assist for her 50th PWHL point, first siren to hit that mark, and tops from her draft class. This victory bumped the sirens to fifth place with 34 points,

1:00edging Toronto to sixth on the tiebreaker, despite matching totals. There are just two points behind Ottawa's charge, with three games left for everyone in this tight playoff chase. Sirens hit the road, Saturday, April 18, against Ottawa, then faced Toronto again, must wins to punch their postseason ticket for the first time. From your team, powered by AI, this is NHL News Today.