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Minnesota Frost down Ottawa Charge to repeat

Minnesota Frost earn second straight Walter Cup with thrilling OT win vs. Ottawa Charge

The Walter Cup is staying in Minnesota and the defending champion Frost once again have Liz Schepers to credit for scoring the championship-clinching goal for a second straight year.

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Minnesota Frost top Ottawa Charge for back-to-back PWHL championships

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Minnesota Frost repeat as Walter Cup champions with OT win vs. Ottawa Charge: ‘Really incredible’

Minnesota Frost repeat at PWHL champions, hoist Walter Cup

The Minnesota Frost won their second consecutive Professional Women's Hockey League title Monday night.

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Three Lessons Learned From The PWHL's Walter Cup Finals

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Liz Schepers scores OT winner, lifting Frost to second straight Walter Cup title

Frost championship celebration today at Xcel Energy Center

The celebration on the arena floor will begin at 6 p.m. with General Manager Melissa Caruso, Head Coach Ken Klee and selected players addressing the crowd.

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Frost work OT again, edge Charge to claim 2nd PWHL crown

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Frost are back-to-back PWHL champs with 2-1 Walter Cup win over Charge

It Ended In Heartbreak, But It Was A Season To Remember For The Ottawa Charge

The Ottawa Charge returned home following their heartbreaking 2-1 overtime loss to the Minnesota Frost on Monday night, unable to bring the Walter Cup north of the border after falling 3-1 in the best-of-five series.

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Minnesota Frost go three overtimes deep before defeating Ottawa for 2-1 advantage in PWHL Finals

As big celebrations go, Frost rookie Katy Knoll’s leap toward the heavens was a modest one after her triple-overtime goal beat Ottawa 2-1 on Saturday afternoon — and night — before 8,098 delighted fans at Xcel Energy Center.

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After close loss in PWHL final, Ottawa Charge brace for roster shakeup

The Ottawa Charge have plenty to be proud of after a strong showing in the Professional Women's Hockey League's second season, but the real test lies ahead with inevitable roster changes on the horizon.