Lowell, Mass.
Boston took only 2:35 to take the leadership when Lexie Adzija used a Jamie Lee Rattray assistance to score her second goal of the season. Rattray’s assistance was his room.
The fleet (9-6-4-9) took an advantage of two goals at 11:47 in Hannah Brandt’s second goal with assists from Megan Keller, his eighth, and Hannah Bilka, his room. Peslarova had nine salvages to keep Toronto out of the scoreboard in the first period.
Boston took a power game opportunity after Renata Fast was expelled for two minutes for an illegal check at 18:12 in the second period, scoring a goal from Theresa Schafzahl with six remaining six seconds in the period for a 3-0 advantage. The third network of the Schafzahl campaign arrived with Assists from Rattray and Loren Gabel, the first.
Peslarova made another appearance this season on February 16 and also won a victory when he played the last 40 minutes and arrested the 15 goal shots when the fleet recovered to beat Minnesota 4-2 after stopping 2-0 before Peslarova entered.
Kristen Campbell finished with 12 salvages for Toronto. She needs 13 more to become the third goalkeeper to overcome 1,000 in the first two seasons of the League.
Toronto will be the New York host on Tuesday that he needs a point to ensure a playoff place with two remaining games.
Boston travels to play Montreal on Monday. The Fleet Trail in second place Toronto for two points.
