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PHWL – Boston Fleet vs Toronto Sceptres Recap & Photos
The Boston Fleet took over Boston’s Agganis Arena for the second time, this time unfortunately falling short to the Toronto Sceptres. Although a tough loss, the Fleet faithful managed to sell out Agganis Arena again for an eventful night game against Toronto.
The road team won the first two meetings between these two teams last season, but since then, the home team has won seven in a row in this matchup. Each of the four games this season has been decided by multiple goals, with the winner scoring at least three goals in each. Toronto leads the league with eight multi-goal wins, followed by Boston with seven.
It was a slow start until Hilary Knight got the scoring off to a start with the game’s first goal that came late in the first period, and Boston maintained their lead until the third period. Toronto’s Daryl Watts scored her first of the night at 4:07 in the third period, tying the game at 1-1.
Banking off that momentum, Hayley Scamurra put Toronto ahead 2-1 with her first goal of the season, less than two minutes after their previous goal. Renata Fast would then give the Sceptres a two-goal lead at 10:16 in the third with what would be the eventual game-winner.
Hilary Knight scored her 15th of the season to cut Toronto’s lead to 3-2 with seven minutes to play. Boston tried everything to tie it up with their new found momentum, but with the clock ticking.
But Watts would seal the deal with another goal on the powerplay and a 4-2 win for Toronto. Watts’ goal came a minute into a Sceptres 5-on-3 opportunity as Boston’s Megan Keller and Jessica Digirolamo took penalties for holding and roughing, respectively, at the same time in the third period.
The final seconds ticked away on the game and tensions rose as both teams would get into a scrap with seconds remaining, resulting in some penalties. In the end Toronto came away victorious and snapped Boston’s point streak.
The Fleet will next play on April second at home in Lowell, MA against the Ottawa Charge.
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All Photo Credit: Erin Crowley
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PWHL Vancouver Goldeneyes Blank Toronto Sceptres 5–0 in Statement Win at Pacific Coliseum
The Vancouver Goldeneyes made a loud statement last night. Three former Toronto Sceptres helped power a 5–0 shutout in Toronto’s first visit to the Pacific Coliseum, giving Vancouver its biggest win of the PWHL season in front of more than 14,000 fans.
Sarah Nurse led the charge with two goals against her former team. Izzy Daniel and Tereza Vanišová added second-period markers, striking just 11 seconds apart to set a new PWHL record for fastest two goals by one team. Abby Boreen sealed it in the third.
Kristen Campbell was perfect. The Goldeneyes netminder stopped all 24 shots she faced for her first shutout since the inaugural season, drawing a roar from the packed crowd of 14,006.
After a quiet first period, Vancouver took control fast. Daniel opened the scoring at 5:58 of the second. Vanišová and Nurse followed at 13:31 and 13:42, breaking the game wide open. Nurse struck again early in the third for her first multi-goal game of the season.
The five goals marked a new franchise high for the Goldeneyes and the largest margin of victory in the PWHL this year. It snapped a three-game skid for Vancouver and capped a rough West Coast trip for Toronto, which allowed 11 goals across two games.
Vancouver heads back on the road next for Takeover Tour action in Denver against Seattle, then travels to Minnesota ahead of the Olympic break. Toronto looks to reset Wednesday in Montréal.
Three Stars
- Sarah Nurse (VAN) – 2G
- Kristen Campbell (VAN) – 24 saves, shutout
- Tereza Vanišová (VAN) – 1G, 1A
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VANCOUVER GOLDENEYES v TORONTO SCEPTRES – JAN 23, 2026
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NBA G League – Long Island Nets vs Wisconsin Herd
Long Island Nets closed out their two-game set in Laval with a 121–112 win over the Wisconsin Herd on Friday night in front of a sold-out crowd of 6,201 fans at Place Bell. After a slow start that had them trailing after the first quarter, the Nets found their rhythm in the second, cutting down on mistakes and taking control before halftime. That stretch helped them carry a narrow lead into the break and set up a more confident second half.
Malachi Smith led the way with a standout performance, scoring a career-high 36 points while also adding nine assists. He was efficient throughout the game and consistently created good looks, both for himself and his teammates. Nate Williams and Tre Scott provided solid support on both ends, and Long Island benefited from balanced scoring overall, with several players contributing at key moments.
The game remained competitive into the fourth quarter, but Long Island pulled away with a late run to seal the win. The Nets shot well as a team and did most of their damage inside, which made the difference down the stretch. It was a steady, well-rounded performance and a positive way for Long Island to wrap up its trip to Laval before returning home.
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NBA G League – Long Island Nets vs Wisconsin Herd
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