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Sirens’ #1 Pick Scores in Blowout Win vs. Goldeneyes

Montréal Sirens Fall to Boston, 5-1, in PWHL ActionTable of ContentsMontréal Sirens Fall to Boston, 5-1, in PWHL ActionSecond Period Surge for BostonGoldeneyes Extend Lead,Sirens respondRookie Contribution for Montréalup Next The Boston Goldeneyes defeated the Montréal Sirens 5-1…

Sirens’ #1 Pick Scores in Blowout Win vs. Goldeneyes

Montréal Sirens Fall to Boston, 5-1, in PWHL Action

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The Boston Goldeneyes defeated the Montréal Sirens 5-1 in Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) action on November 25, 2025, in Laval, Quebec. The loss brings the Sirens to 0-1-0-2 for the season. https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/pwhl/2024/01/02/pwhl-toronto-montreal-game-recap-jan-2-2024.html (This link provides context on the PWHL adn team standings as of early 2024, useful for understanding the league.)

Second Period Surge for Boston

Boston took control of the game early, building a 3-0 lead in the second period. Paetyn Levis scored less than a minute into the period, capitalizing on a scoring chance from the edge of the crease. Kristin O’Neill extended the lead midway through the period with a shorthanded breakaway goal.

Goldeneyes Extend Lead,Sirens respond

Sophie Jaques scored for the Goldeneyes early in the third period,but Boston quickly responded. Just 3 1/2 minutes later, Kaltounkova added another goal from close range, increasing Boston’s lead to 5-1. All six goals scored in the game were firsts for the season for the respective players.

Rookie Contribution for Montréal

Despite the loss, Montréal saw a positive contribution from rookie Anne Cherowski, the Sirens’ second-round draft pick, who recorded a pair of assists.

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Both teams will be back in action on Wednesday, December 1st. Vancouver will play at Boston, while the Sirens will travel to Seattle.

Key Takeaways:

* Boston defeated Montréal 5-1 in PWHL action.
* The goldeneyes built a significant lead in the second period.
* All six goals scored in the game were season firsts for the players involved.
* Montréal rookie Anne Cherowski had two assists.
* Both teams play again on Wednesday, December 1st.

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