Lowell, Mass.
Ottawa (11-1-4-11) passed through Minnesota for fourth place in the classification after ensuring three points for the second consecutive game against Boston.
Darkangelo scored a 45 -second power set goal in the game when he stayed alone in front of the goal of redirecting Anna Meixner’s pass between the Frankel Aerin pads.
Darkangelo added another to the middle of the second for a 2-0 advantage. Ronja Savolainen established the goal by leaving the album to Darkangelo and driving forward to create a shooting gap.
Darkangelo scored his eighth goal of the season in a single timer that diverted the Sydney Bard skate at 6:29 of the third to limit the scoreboard.
It was the third hat of the Ottawa season, with the other two of Vanišová Tereza.
The goalkeeper Gwyneth Philips made his fifth consecutive beginning for Ottawa and secured his second bleached during his rookie season.
Emma Söderberg began the third period in the goal instead of Frankel.
The fleet (8-6-4-9) returned to the Tsongas center for the first time since March 18, losing for the second time in nine games there this season.
Ottawa’s defender, Zoe Boyd, received a five -minute specialty and misconduct of the game in the third.
