PWHL

Minnesota Makes History in PWHL: Trio of Mavericks Claim Walter Cup

Minnesota women's hockey team secures PWHL championship with a stunning 3-0 victory over Boston, making history as the league's first-ever champions!

Minnesota State Mavericks, led by former standouts Claire Butorac, Brooke Bryant, and Brittyn Fleming, clinched the PWHL title by defeating Boston in a thrilling Game 5 to claim the inaugural Walter Cup. The game saw goaltender Nicole Hensley make 17 crucial saves, securing a shutout victory for Minnesota. The team's captain, Kendall Coyne Schofield, sealed the historic win with a powerful slap shot, marking a momentous occasion in PWHL history.

The championship victory for Minnesota was a culmination of hard work and determination, solidifying their position as pioneers in women's professional hockey. Fans across the league cheered on as the Mavericks made their mark in PWHL history, setting the standard for future seasons. The intense showdown in Game 5 between Minnesota and Boston will be remembered as a legendary moment in women's hockey, showcasing the talent and resilience of both teams.

Minnesota's triumph not only secured their place as the league's first champions but also highlighted the exceptional skills and teamwork within the team. The journey to the Walter Cup for the Mavericks was filled with ups and downs, culminating in a well-deserved victory that will be etched in PWHL history forever. As the inaugural champions, Minnesota has set a high bar for future teams in the league, inspiring young players and fans alike to strive for greatness in professional women's hockey.