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11/28 18:17 CST Record crowd of 16,014 watch Frost spoil Torrent's inaugural
game 3-0
Record crowd of 16,014 watch Frost spoil Torrent's inaugural game 3-0
SEATTLE (AP) --- Kelly Pannek scored two goals, Nicole Hensley had a shutout
and the two-time defending champion Minnesota Frost disappointed a record
women's hockey crowd with a 3-0 win over the Seattle Torrent on Friday
afternoon.
The 16,014 fans set a record for largest attendance at a women's hockey game in
a U.S. arena. It was the inaugural home game for the Torrent.
Late in the first period Pannek got the bounce as she fired a shot from between
the circle that Torrent goalie Corinne Schroeder couldn't corral. She scored
her second goal of the season midway through the third period and Grace
Zumwinkle added a power play goal.
Hensley made 30 saves for the Frost (1-1-0-0).
Schroeder, who led the league with four shutouts last season for the New York
Sirens, made 22 saves for the Torrent (1-0-1-0).
Both teams had two power plays.
Up next
Minnesota plays at Ottawa on Tuesday.
Seattle is home again on Wednesday against New York.
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AP women's hockey: https://apnews.com/hub/womens-hockey
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