Sirens' March: Injury, Rookies Shine, Playoff Push

0:00It's April 1st. This is NHL News Today Team News powered by AI. The New York sirens wrapped up a tough march in the professional women's hockey league with a one win, five losses record. Their lone victory came at home on March 8th against the Ottawa charge. They dropped all three games in the takeover tours in Denver, Chicago, and Detroit, sandwiched around a match-up with the Vancouver Golden Eyes. Find out Taylor Gerard earned honorable mention with two goals in that win over Ottawa, building on her hat trick from the season opener back in. November. With tragedy struck on March 15th in Denver when she took a bad hit, played just nine minutes 49 seconds and got stretchered off. She's now on long-term injured reserve, likely done for the season after a career high eight points. Rookie Anna Bargman, shown as the third star, playing all six games and notching three points. She grabbed her first multi-point night in Denver with a goal and assist, proving her fifth round draft spot in 2025 didn't define her.

1:03Potential. Defenseman Jamie Burbinez took second star honors, dishing five assists in March, including two in Denver, are to hit ten points on the season. Half her total came that month, putting her on pace to match or beat her career high of 13 from last year. Top billing goes to Sarah Filier, who snapped her slump with two goals and an assist on March 8th, then added two more against Vancouver and Seattle. With 16 points in 22 games, she's heating up just in time. The sirens kick off April 1st at home, versus the Minnesota Frost at 7pm Eastern, every point matters for that playoff push.