Hockey·ROUNDUP

Darkangelo scores twice as Toronto Six top Buffalo Beauts

Shiann Darkangelo scored two goals, including the winner, as the visiting Toronto Six topped the Buffalo Beauts 6-4 in Professional Hockey Federation action on Saturday in Amherst, New York.

Snodgrass nets hat trick to lead Minnesota Whitecaps past Montreal Force

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Toronto Six captain Shiann Darkangelo, pictured during a game last season, found the back of the net twice, including the third-period winner, to lift her team over the Buffalo Beauts 6-4 on Saturday in Amherst, New York. (@BenSteiner00/Twitter)

Shiann Darkangelo scored two goals, including the winner, as the visiting Toronto Six topped the Buffalo Beauts 6-4 in Professional Hockey Federation action on Saturday in Amherst, N.Y.

Emma Woods opened the scoring for Toronto (7-1-2) at 9:14 of the opening period, before Buffalo (1-4-1) bounced back with three straight goals in the second frame.

Darkangelo cut the Buffalo lead to 3-2 with her first of the game at 10:34 of the second period. Leah Lum then tied the score four minutes into the final period.

Dominque Kremer put Buffalo ahead 4-3 with a power-play goal at 10:31 of the third, before Toronto rebounded with three goals from Katie Tabin, Darkangelo and Breanne Wilson-Bennett, who scored into an empty net.

WATCH | Darkangelo lifts Six over Beauts:

Six edge Beauts with Darkangelo's late winner

2 years ago
Duration 0:45
Shiann Darkangelo scores twice, including the game-winning goal with less than 3 minutes remaining in regulation, as Toronto beats Buffalo 6-4.

Brittany Howard chipped in with three assists for the Six.

Toronto goaltender Elaine Chuli made 29 saves to earn the win, while Buffalo netminder Lovisa Berndtsson allowed five goals on 26 shots.

Snodgrass leads Whitecaps past Force

Natalie Snodgrass scored three goals on her 24th birthday as the Minnesota Whitecaps downed the Montreal Force 5-2 on Saturday in Richfield, Minn.

Christine Deaudelin and Ann-Sophie Bettez scored for the Force (3-4-0), who led 2-1 late in the second period.

Sidney Morin and Jonna Alberts also tallied for Minnesota (4-3-2).

Netminder Tricia Deguire stopped 31 shots in the Montreal net, while Whitecaps goaltender Amanda Leveille kicked out 19 of the 21 shots she faced.

The two teams will battle again on Sunday.

WATCH | Snodgrass leads way with hat trick against Montreal:

Snodgrass scores hat trick on birthday as Whitecaps defeat Force

2 years ago
Duration 0:46
Natalie Snodgrass records a hat trick on her 24th birthday in Minnesota's 5-2 win over Montreal.

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