Taylor Heise scored the overtime winner to lift the Minnesota Frost to a 2-1 victory over the Boston Fleet on Wednesday night The win is the Frost’s third in as many games this season against the Fleet,

In three meetings this season in a little more than a month, the teams remain evenly matched, but the Frost have been one goal better each time.

Taylor Heise played hero scoring the overtime winner to lift the Minnesota Frost to a 2-1 victory over the Boston Fleet Wednesday night at the Xcel Energy Center. The Frost have won all three match ups against Boston this season.

FDSN, YouTube’s PWHL Channel Frost update:Minnesota (5-2-1) is hungry for a redeeming win. In its last game, a squad dilapidated by injury and illness was shut out by the New York Sirens, 5-0. High-scoring forward Grace Zumwinkle and goaltender Nicole Hensley,

Despite a close call in the third, the Frost found a way to take the win in overtime after dropping two goals late.

Taylor Heise scored her second goal of the season 3:20 into overtime to give the Minnesota Frost a 2-1 victory over the Boston Fleet.

Salemme scored with 12 seconds left in overtime after Susanna Tapani put in two goals in a hurry for the Fleet.

Taylor Heise likely will always refer to herself as a “pass-first gal.” Wednesday night at Xcel Energy Center, with the puck on her stick and the game on the line, Heise didn’t have anyone to pass

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With the Minnesota Frost and Boston Fleet deadlocked 1-1 through the entire second period, a video flashed up on the Xcel Energy Jumbotron, asking Frost players their favorite hockey slang. “It’s all dumb,

Boston immediately doubled the lead off the stick of Shea Maloney but the Frost successfully challenged for goalie interference and the goal was wiped off the board. The Frost would even the score in the middle of the period when Denisa Krisova potted her first goal of the season.