Minnesota Frost vs. Montreal Victoire: Walter Cup Semi-Final Postponed Due to Illness

The Professional Women's Hockey League postponed the Walter Cup semi-final between Minnesota Frost and Montreal Victoire due to a player illness. The illness was found to be 'not consistent with hantavirus.' A new date will be set, maintaining a focus on everyone's health and safety.

The Professional Women's Hockey League suspended Monday’s Walter Cup semi-final between Minnesota Frost and Montreal Victoire due to a concerning player illness. Medical assessments confirmed it was 'not consistent with hantavirus.'

The winner-take-all Game 5 was slated for Monday evening at Place Bell in Laval, Quebec, with the series deadlocked at 2-2. However, prioritizing health and safety, the league opted for postponement following medical advice.

The league anticipates announcing a rescheduled date soon. The illness-affected team remains undisclosed. Minnesota, last year's champions, aims to clinch their third consecutive title, whereas Ottawa Charge secured their finals berth with a narrow victory over Boston Fleet.