Ottawa Citizen
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May 19, 2026
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How the Ottawa Charge put a hold on the Montreal Victoire's PWHL championship party
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Article Excerpt
The Ottawa Charge made sure there would be no repeat of last year’s victory as they defeated the Montreal Victoires 3-1 in overtime to claim their first Major Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) championship on Sunday.
The Charge took an early lead in Game 5, with a goal from Alex Melanson just four minutes into the contest. However, Montreal’s Madison Pulsipher tied the game for the Victoires at 7:34 of the second period.
Both teams played hard and defensively, but it was the Charge who managed to break through again early in the third period as Sydney Smith notched her first goal of …
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