Sceptres defeat Charge 4-2, rise to fourth in PWHL

Captain Blayre Turnbull led the Toronto Sceptres to a 4-2 victory over the Ottawa Charge, scoring twice and assisting on rookie Julia Gosling's first Professional Women’s Hockey League goal. This win marked a significant turnaround for the Sceptres, moving them from last place to fourth in the standings, while halting their two-game losing streak. Renata Fast contributed another power-play goal, extending her points tally in that category. Ottawa's Emily Clark tied the game briefly, but Katerina Mrazova's late goal wasn't enough to spark a comeback. The Sceptres outperformed Ottawa in key moments despite being outshot 32-18, with goaltender Raygan Kirk making 30 saves. The league will now take an international break, allowing time for various national competitions.