Torrent's Offense Stalls in Loss to Charge

0:00On March 30th, on Sunday, March 29th, the Seattle Torrent hosted the Ottawa Charge in their third match-up of the 2025-26, PWHL season. Ottawa jumped ahead early with a goal in the first 9 minutes of the opening period, added another late in the second and shut out Seattle. Two nothing to take a three-game lead in the series. Captain Hilary Knight made her long-awaited return for the Torrent, her first game since January 28th after dealing with injuries plaguing. With a squad, she lined up on the top line with Alex Carpenter and Teresa Schaffsau, law 21 minutes 40 seconds on ice, fired four shots, and even. Mixed it up with a hooking penalty she wasn't thrilled about. Gold tender Corinne Schroeder stood tall between the pipes, turning aside 27 of 29 shots for a 0.931 save. Percentage, her third best this year. She stone-walled a penalty shot too, keeping Seattle alive longer than they deserved against Ottawa's pressure. Penalties piled up with Ottawa drawing seven in Seattle five, including a wild four on

1:03four stretch late. The Torrent's penalty kill ranked fourth league wide at 84.6%, held firm, but they went over six on power plays despite. Sitting fourth there too, at 15.6%, a mischance that stung. Seattle heads to Madison Square Garden, April 4th to face the New York sirens for the first time in the New York area, then wraps the series with. Ottawa, April 8th of North. If the Torrent sparked that offense, they could flip the script quick. NHL news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on and off the field. I'm Corey with the story.