Stellarton, Nova Scotia’s own Blayre Turnbull made some history last night by scoring two goals in the first-ever Professional Women’s Hockey League playoff game on Wednesday.
The Toronto captains efforts helped lead her team to a 4-0 win over Minnesota in the best of five PWHL series.
Toronto played the game in front of 8,473 fans.
Toronto head coach and Spryfield native Troy Ryan felt his team met its own expectations in its biggest game of the season to date.
(Above Spryfield native coach Troy Ryan with Team Canada.)
Game 2 goes Friday night on Toronto.
Good luck Blayre and Troy, keep making us Nova Scotia proud!
-Ian
(Credits: @PWHL and @blayre.turnbull)
Toronto head coach and Spryfield native Troy Ryan felt his team met its own expectations in its biggest game of the season to date.
(Above Spryfield native coach Troy Ryan with Team Canada.)
Game 2 goes Friday night on Toronto.
Good luck Blayre and Troy, keep making us Nova Scotia proud!
-Ian
(Credits: @PWHL and @blayre.turnbull)
