Puck drop is scheduled for 7:00 PM EDT
Agganis Arena, Boston, MA (Boston Fleet home game; note that the Fleet are hosting select 2025-26 games at Boston University’s Agganis Arena).
Recent Team Form
Boston Fleet (4-1-0-0 in last 5):
- Mar 15: 4-3 OT win vs. Montréal Victoire (home)
- Mar 11: 2-3 loss vs. Seattle Torrent (home)
- Mar 10: 2-1 OT win vs. Vancouver Goldeneyes (home)
- Mar 5: 1-0 win vs. New York Sirens (home)
- Feb 28: 3-2 SO win vs. Ottawa Charge (home)
The Fleet have been dominant at home lately and are riding strong special-teams and goaltending momentum.
Toronto Sceptres (3-0-2-0 in last 5):
- Mar 15: 2-0 win @ Seattle Torrent (away)
- Mar 8: 2-3 OT loss @ Minnesota Frost (away)
- Mar 3: 3-4 SO loss @ Montréal Victoire (away)
- Mar 1: 2-1 win vs. Vancouver Goldeneyes (home)
- Feb 27: 5-2 win vs. Seattle Torrent (home)
Toronto has shown offensive flashes but has dropped two extra-time decisions recently and owns a road-heavy recent slate.
Series History / Head-to-Head
Boston leads the 2025-26 season series 2-0-0-0.
Key recent results include a 2-1 Boston win on Jan. 14, 2026 (Toronto home). Boston has won each of its last several matchups against Toronto dating back into the prior season, including multiple home victories and a strong historical edge at former Tsongas Center venues. All-time across 13 games, Boston holds a slight 6-? advantage (exact breakdown varies by source, but current-season dominance is clear).
Injury Report
- Toronto Sceptres: Forward Daryl Watts (team’s leading scorer with ~15 points) missed the Mar. 15 game due to a lingering flu bug that has persisted since the Winter Games. Status for tonight remains questionable; no other major injuries publicly confirmed.
- Boston Fleet: No significant injuries reported. The roster appears healthy and full-strength heading into the stretch.
Roster freeze is approaching (Mar. 31), but no deadline-related moves have impacted either side yet.
Key Player Matchups
Goaltending Duel
- Boston: Aerin Frankel (13 wins, .945 SV%, 1.38 GAA – 2nd in league SV%, 3rd in GAA) has been elite and leads the league in wins. Expect her to start at home.
- Toronto: Raygan Kirk (.925 SV%, 2.18 GAA – top-5 league marks) has been solid but faces a tougher test against Boston’s low-event style. Frankel gives Boston the clear net advantage.
Skater Spotlight
- Boston: LW Alina Müller (team-high 12 points), C Hannah Brandt (8 points), D Megan Keller (strong two-way play and points production). The Fleet’s defense (led by Keller and depth) has limited opponents to 32 GA.
- Toronto: F Daryl Watts (if healthy; team points leader), F Hannah Miller (~14 points), F Jesse Compher, Captain Blayre Turnbull. Toronto’s offense has been streaky; they will need secondary scoring and shot volume to pressure Frankel.
X-Factor: Boston’s ability to win low-scoring games (multiple 1-0, 2-1 results lately) vs. Toronto’s road resilience but higher GA.
Betting Trends
- Boston is 2-0 this season vs. Toronto and has been unbeaten in recent home meetings.
- The Fleet are strong at home (multiple shutouts/low-scoring wins) and have gone 4-1 in their last five overall.
- Toronto has played in several OT/SO games lately (2 of last 5); totals have trended under in Boston’s recent home contests.
- PWHL games involving top defensive teams (Boston’s 32 GA) often stay under the total. Home favorites in the league have covered at a solid rate this season.
GAME ODDS
Toronto Sceptres 3.5
Boston Fleet – 155
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Monday, March 16, 2026
