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Toronto head coach Troy Ryan has led Canada's national women's team through a number of historic moments over the years, but still felt emotional taking everything in on Friday night.
Kristen Campbell earned a 30-save shutout and Toronto took down Montreal 3-0 in Professional Women's Hockey League action.
It’s been a notably dark winter in Toronto weather-wise and while the shining light that is the Professional Women's Hockey League has been a point of energy and joy in the city, Toronto definitely would have preferred a better start to their inaugural season.
On Feb. 16, Toronto and Montreal will play at Scotiabank Arena, the Maple Leafs’ home
MONTREAL - Lauriane Rougeau scored the shootout winner as Toronto edged Montreal 4-3 in the first Professional Women’s Hockey League game between the two rival cities on Saturday night at Verdun Auditorium.