The Vancouver Goldeneyes ended their four-game losing streak with a decisive 5-2 victory against the New York Sirens. The match took place on Wednesday night in Vancouver, showcasing a strong performance from the Goldeneyes, particularly in the third period.
Game Highlights
Anna Segedi scored her first goal in the Premier Women’s Hockey League (PWHL), netting the puck just 6:48 into the first period. The assist came from Michelle Karvinen, establishing an early lead of 2-0 for the Goldeneyes. Other goals were scored by:
- Anna Shokhina
- Sophie Jacques
- Tereza Vanisova
- Mannon McMahon (empty net)
Vancouver’s goalkeeper, Kristen Campbell, was instrumental in the win, saving 22 out of 24 shots faced throughout the game. In contrast, New York’s Kayle Osborne recorded 24 saves but could not prevent the loss.
Scoring Breakdown
The Sirens responded with goals from Sarah Fillier and Anna Bargman, but their efforts fell short. After Bargman’s goal cut the deficit to 3-2 in the second period, Vancouver regained momentum, with Vanisova’s goal extending the lead to 4-2 in the third.
Shokhina’s opening goal also marked only the second successful power play for the Goldeneyes at home this season, as they now stand at 2 for 23 in such opportunities.
Standings and Upcoming Matches
This victory places Vancouver within three points of New York in the league standings, as they currently occupy the seventh position. Their next match will conclude a five-game homestead against the Minnesota Frost. Meanwhile, the New York Sirens will return to play against the Seattle Torrent on March 25.
Fillier continues to lead the Sirens with five goals and 11 assists this season, showing promise for upcoming games despite their current losing streak of four consecutive road losses.
