Chris Sinclair

This week, I’m joined by Middlebury College forward Meg Simon. We talk about growing up around the game, how community inspires her every day, and how she’s always striving to be more than just a hockey player. Episode 122 is available now: rinksiderundown.ca/p/meg-simon-on…

Latest for @TheHockeyNewsW: Five things the Ottawa Charge need to do in order to beat the Montreal Victoire and bring the Walter Cup to the nation’s capital.

@SAQuinn1978 I think you’re going to like it! Thanks so much for always supporting my work!

@ChrisSinclairrr I'm really looking forward to the big reveal! Don't ever stop, Chris.

I mentioned this prior, but with the Walter Cup Finals all but upon us, I wanted to scrap my entire game day graphics that I share with all of you. I have now, after many painful hours, officially finished them, as well as my three stars. I can’t wait to share them tomorrow.

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Ottawa Charge head coach Carla MacLeod spoke with the media today ahead of the start of The Walter Cup Finals.

Ottawa Charge captain Brianne Jenner spoke with the media ahead of The Walter Cup Finals.

At Queen’s Park, I was proud to recognize the Ottawa Charge as they head to the PWHL playoff finals. There is so much excitement in Kanata-Carleton and across Ottawa for this incredible team. We are so proud of everything you have achieved. Go Ottawa Charge!

A reminder to make sure you’ve subscribed to Rinkside Rundown so you don’t miss tomorrow’s episode. This week, I had the tremendous opportunity to sit down with an outstanding Swedish forward who has declared for the upcoming PWHL Draft. Subscribe: rinksiderundown.ca

The Walter Cup Finals is set and will see an all-Canadian matchup for the first time in league history, as the Montreal Victoire take on the Ottawa Charge. For the Charge, it marks their second consecutive trip to the Finals and their singular focus: winning the Walter Cup.

The PWHL has officially announced its two newest franchises: PWHL Hamilton and PWHL Las Vegas

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Friend of the show Millie Sirum has signed a one-year contract with EV Zug in the SWHL. “I’m convinced she’s a perfect fit for our team with her leadership qualities and game play,” said HC Daniela Diaz via team release. Millie played with AIK in the SDHL last season.

The Montreal Victoire have advanced to the Walter Cup Finals after beating the Minnesota Frost 2-1 in regulation. Montreal will meet the Ottawa Charge, and for the first time in PWHL history, it will be an all-Canadian Finals. The Walter Cup is coming to Canada.

Rooney to the bench for the extra attacker, less than two minutes left

As it stands right now, this game is very much the same as Ottawa's semifinal matchup against Boston: The team with the fewer shots on goal (yes, also by double digits) has the lead.

Who else but Captain Clutch gives Montreal the lead on the power play in the third period. Poulin picks the far corner for an absolutely fantastic goal. Erin Ambrose and Nicole Gosling get the assists. 2-1 Montreal with 16:33 left in the third period.

End of the second period from Montreal and things remain tied up at 1-1 between the Frost and Victoire. Goals in the game: Catherine Dubois and Sam Cogan. Shots are 18-11 Minnesota. Can I get some third period predictions?

@SubwayOperator This moment is honestly still mostly a blur to me!

@ChrisSinclairrr Just how you draw it up

I’m not going to lie, this never gets old.

Minnesota has tied this game up on a second period goal from Sam Cogan, her first of the playoffs. Assists go to Abby Hustler, her first, and Britta Curl-Salemme. 1-1 between Montreal and Minnesota in the second.