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The Ottawa Charge Will Lean Upon Past Experience In Pursuit Of The Walter Cup

The Charge were able to stave off elimination following a thrilling 2-1 regulation win on Monday in Game 3 of the Walter Cup on goals from Peyton Hemp and Rebecca Leslie, but the job isn't done yet.

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Ottawa Charge look to force Game 5 in Walter Cup Final

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Ottawa Charge, Montreal Victoire talk strategy as Walter Cup final heats up

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Resilient Leslie plays hero and lifesaver for Charge in 2-1 win over Victoire

Leslie scored the biggest goal of her career to lead the Ottawa Charge to a 2-1 victory over the Montreal Victoire and extend the best-of-five series to force Game 4 on Wednesday.

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How whispers, winks and nudges suggest Ottawa Charge and PWHL expect to make CTC full-time home

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How the Ottawa Charge put a hold on the Montreal Victoire's PWHL championship party

Ottawa Charge stave off elimination after comeback victory over Montreal Victoire in Walter Cup final

The Ottawa Charge avoided elimination after a 2-1 comeback victory over the Montreal Victoire in the Walter Cup final on Monday night. Rebecca Leslie scored the game-winning goal with 54 seconds remaining in the game.

Maggie Flaherty’s goal in overtime gives Victoire commanding 2-0 lead over Charge in PWHL final

Maggie Flaherty scored 14:12 into overtime to give the Montreal Victoire a 2-1 win over the Ottawa Charge in Game 2 of the Professional Women’s Hockey League Walter Cup final on Saturday. Flaherty one-timed Marie-Philip Poulin’s pass in the slot and fired the puck past goaltender Gwyneth Philips for her second goal of the playoffs.

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OC Transpo bus delays force Ottawa Charge fans into Ubers

Amélie Houle stood in the afternoon heat at Bank and Catherine streets watching the crowd around her slowly give up.

The Ottawa Charge were such a strong team in overtime all season. What has happened?

As soon as the buzzer sounded marking the end of the third period in Game 2 of the Walter Cup final, the Ottawa Charge knew that finding one more goal would be the difference between tying the series at one or falling into a rather daunting 2-0 hole in the best-of-five series.