Boston Fleet skate past Seattle Torrent at home, 2-1
BOSTON (AP) — Jamie Lee Rattray and Megan Keller each scored for the Boston Fleet in a 2-1 win over the Seattle Torrent on Wednesday night.
Rattray, who scored in her second straight game, found the back of the net in the first period on a 2-on-0. Keller scored on the power play 18 seconds into the third period from the circle to the left of Torrent goaltender Corinne Schroeder.
Hannah Bilka scored the lone goal for Seattle (3-1-1-4), assisted by former Fleet captain Hilary Knight. Bilka, Knight, Lexie Adzija and Emily Brown all made their return to Boston for the first time since joining the expansion Torrent.
Seattle kept the pressure on for the final 3 1/2 minutes of the game, after being on the power play due to a hooking penalty assessed to Rattray. After the penalty, they pulled Schroeder to get an extra skater, but the Fleet (7-0-1-2) held off the Torrent, blocking five shots in those final minutes.
Schroeder stopped 21 shots. Fleet goaltender Aerin Frankel made 14 saves.
More Stories
Meta to launch Muse AI assistant in UK within weeks
Meta Platforms is preparing to release Muse, its artificial intelligence agent, in the UK in the coming weeks as it...
Firms face product bans if forced labour checks are not carried out
Ministers are drawing up laws that would require large British and overseas businesses to carry out due diligence to ensure...
Comet returns as online electricals marketplace after £10m investment
Comet, the electrical retailer that collapsed in 2012, has been relaunched as an online marketplace by entrepreneur Cas Paton, who...
HMRC to gain powers to inspect software behind tax calculations
HMRC is set to gain the ability to inspect how tax figures are produced, including the software and automated systems...
UK company dissolutions reach 787,120 as Crown collects £129m
A total of 787,120 UK companies were dissolved in the year to 31 March 2026, an increase of 8.3 per...
Ukraine’s mission IMF-possible: Who will pay the bills?
The International Monetary Fund wants to raise the utility bills of household consumers, but can they afford them? Ukraine faces...
