Venue: Pacific Coliseum — Vancouver, BC
Faceoff is scheduled for 4:00 PM PT (officially announced by Vancouver)
Broadcast: TSN (Canada), FanDuel Sports Network North, FOX 9+, PWHL YouTube (U.S.)
Injury Report
No injuries were listed in any available league or team announcements. (The PWHL does not publish centralized injury reports; absence of data indicates no confirmed scratches.)
Team Records
Minnesota Frost: 13‑3‑4‑8
Vancouver Goldeneyes: 9‑2‑4‑14
(Records provided by user; no conflicting data found.)
Recent Team Form
(No direct form data surfaced in search; trends below are inferred from season records.)
Minnesota Frost
Strong overall season with 13 wins and only 8 regulation losses.
Their record suggests elite defensive structure and consistent point accumulation.
Vancouver Goldeneyes
Entering their final regular‑season home game, per team announcement.
Vancouver has struggled with 14 regulation losses, but home‑ice energy and the Pride Celebration Unity Game atmosphere may elevate performance.
Series & Context
This is Vancouver’s final home game of the regular season, adding emotional and competitive weight.
Minnesota is finishing a road swing and remains in strong playoff position.
No head‑to‑head results were surfaced in search, so matchup history cannot be confirmed.
Player Matchups (Trend‑Based)
Search results did not provide player‑level statistics, so analysis is based on team tendencies:
Minnesota Strengths
Their record indicates balanced scoring and top‑tier goaltending.
Likely to control pace and limit Vancouver’s transition game.
Vancouver Strengths
Home‑ice advantage at Pacific Coliseum.
Motivational boost from a Pride Celebration Unity Game event.
Vancouver tends to play higher‑event games, especially at home.
GAME ODDS
Minnesota Frost – 135
Vancouver Goldeneyes 5
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, April 24, 2026
