The Minnesota Whitecaps finished off an extraordinary inaugural NWHL season with the franchise's first Isobel Cup, beating the Buffalo Beauts in overtime on Sunday to claim the championship.
It took just over 60 minutes of action for the Whitecaps to capture a 2-1 win on home ice at TRIA Rink
Heading into the 2018-19 NWHL season, many expected the Minnesota Whitecaps to contend for the Isobel Cup. They weren't wrong – the Whitecaps finished the season atop the league and are now set to play for the Isobel Cup on Sunday. The Buffalo Beauts, meanwhile, extend their streak and will compete
For the fourth consecutive season, the Buffalo Beauts and Boston Pride faced off in the Isobel Cup Playoffs. This year, the teams found each other squaring off in a semifinal game in Buffalo, with the Beauts coming out on top 4-0 after a strong showing by goaltender Shannon Szabados.
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Buffalo Beauts forward Corinne Buie is a champion, once again. Buie and her Beauts teammates won the Isobel Cup as NWHL champions this past season. On its own, this would be a phenomenal accomplishment and surely one to strive for. But Buie? She is a champion time
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"Both teams are coming ready to play, to fight, and to win the Isobel Cup. We have to be ready for all 60 minutes."
That's what Buffalo Beauts defender Megan Bozek said ahead of Sunday's Isobel Cup Final, and it's exactly what the
