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Minnesota Frost win 2nd straight PWHL Walter Cup title

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Minnesota Frost earn second straight Walter Cup with thrilling OT win vs. Ottawa Charge

The Walter Cup is staying in Minnesota and the defending champion Frost once again have Liz Schepers to credit for scoring the championship-clinching goal for a second straight year.

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Minnesota Frost repeat at PWHL champions, hoist Walter Cup

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Minnesota Frost wins second straight PWHL Walter Cup

Minnesota Frost top Ottawa Charge for back-to-back PWHL championships

Frost goaltender Maddie Rooney, who stopped 33 of 34 shots in the clincher, won five straight playoff games to tie the league record for victories in a single postseason.

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Frost work OT again, edge Charge to claim 2nd PWHL crown

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Minnesota Frost keeps the Walter Cup, wins 2-1 over Ottawa Charge

Former Bulldogs help Minnesota win back-to-back PWHL titles

Ottawa goaltender Gwyneth Philips was named postseason MVP for her .952 save percentage and 1.23 GAA, having to make 100 more saves in the playoffs than Rooney.

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Frost Repeat as PWHL Champions

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Minnesota Frost will celebrate championship with a St. Paul procession on Wednesday

The Minnesota Frost won their second straight Walter Cup championship on Monday. The club will celebrate being the only team to ever win a PWHL title in Downtown St. Paul on Wednesday, May 28. Frost players, coaches, and staff will start the party by marching the Walter Cup from Tria Rink to Xcel Energy Center at 5:30 p.m.

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MN Frost players inspire young hockey players to purse their dreams

ST PAUL, Minn. — The Minnesota Frost is filled with talent, Minnesota-born talent. Forwards Kelly Pannek and Liz Schepers both grew up in the land of frozen lakes. Pannek scored the first goal against the Ottawa Charge, while Schepers scored the game-winner. Schepers is a Mound Westonka alum while Panek attended Benilde St. Margaret.