Rinkside Rundown turns 100! On this milestone episode, I’m joined by Rebecca Johnston, Canadian Olympian and trailblazer, as we talk about her journey from Sudbury, Ontario to the world’s biggest stage. Episode 100 releases tomorrow. Subscribe now: https://t.co/yGilUsYVB1

In Lansdowne 2.0 news, construction vehicles are on site with work expected to begin this week. This will be the first phase of the plan, which will include, among other smaller items, work on the new events centre, where the Ottawa Charge are slated to play.

We have a Daryl Watts update everyone!

It’s one thing to watch Coyne Schofield on tv, and another to see her live and in person. She generates plays out of thin air and my goodness, she’s fast. She had drives to the net last night that were so much fun to watch, and the inside-out she put on Markowski was impressive!

In one of my all-time favourite quotes, Ottawa Charge defender Rory Guilday had this to say about her first professional goal: “Sometimes you’ve just got to rip it; in that moment, I wasn’t thinking of much else.” “Rip it” she did, and what a goal it was.

They're calling November the month of the Huskies! 🌟 Lily Shannon- Hockey East Player of the Month 🌟 Jules Constantinople- Hockey East Defender of the Month 🌟 Stryker Zablocki- Hockey East Rookie of the Month 📰: https://t.co/XytGZtkzZp

Stryker Zablocki has been named @hockey_east Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Month. Through 17 games this season, Zablocki has seven goals and 18 points. This month alone, she has two game winning goals, and has played great defensively, including five blocked shots.

Per @IanKennedyCK, Vancouver Goldeneyes draft pick Chanreet Bassi has signed to finish the season in Sweden. #PWHL

Last night's game in Ottawa was about far more than a game. In true Carla MacLeod fashion, the night was about finding the best in a situation, inspiring others, and uplifting through positivity. https://t.co/eHD17ysNqz #PWHL

The Minnesota Frost spoil an emotional night in the nation’s capital, beating Ottawa 5-1 on the backs of a hat trick from their captain and a strong performance in goal from Nicole Hensley. My latest for @TheHockeyNewsW:

The Minnesota Frost scored within the game's first 30 seconds and never looked back, as they defeated the Ottawa Charge by a final of 5-1 in an emotional game. My latest for @TheHockeyNewsW: https://t.co/EaHPDpmVcY

Here are my “Sinclair’s Three Stars,” as the Ottawa Charge drop a forgettable 5-1 game to the Minnesota Frost: ⭐️Mannon McMahon: fast and physical ⭐️⭐️Emily Clark: threat on every shift ⭐️⭐️⭐️Kateřina Mrázová: physical and strong board battles As always, share yours below!

Despite the score from tonight's game, I have donated $100 to the Canadian Cancer Society, and I did so in Carla's name. If you're in a position to do the same, you can do so here:

Final buzzer and the Charge lose 5-1 to Minnesota. Stay tuned for player quotes and a full recap, coming soon.

Schofield scores on the empty net, her third of the night, and it's 5-1 Minnesota with just under 1:30 to go.

Rory Guilday's first professional goal. The clang of the post was much louder in the building.

Ottawa has pulled their goaltender with just over three minutes left of the game. Prior, Mannon McMahon had a solid breakaway chance. Game remains 4-1 Minnesota.

Guilday's first professional goal (Credit: @kanoehead)

Rory Guilday has scored her first professional goal, a power play marker. 4-1 Minnesota in the third. Assists to Gabbie Hughes and Brianne Jenner. Congratulations to Guilday!

Coyne Schofield comes in on Markowski and fakes her out, putting it behind Philips and putting the Frost up 4-0.