The Vancouver Goldeneyes had their best performance of the season, a 5-0 win on home ice over the Toronto Sceptres. Here's a look at the game through the lens of The Hockey News' Nancy Shields.
The Vancouver Goldeneyes hosted the Toronto Sceptres in front of more than 14,000 fans at Pacific Coliseum on January 22.
The result was a decisive 5-0 win for the Goldeneyes with Sarah Nurse leading the way with two goals.
Here's a look at the game through the lens of The Hockey News' Nancy Shields.
Kristen Campbell watches the play in net for the Vancouver Goldeneyes - Photo @ Nancy Shields
Sarah Nurse celebrates one of her two goals on the night for the Vancouver Goldeneyes - Photo @ Nancy Shields
Newcomer Anna Shokhina makes her Vancouver Goldeneyes debut after being traded from the Ottawa Charge in a six player deal - Photo @ Nancy Shields
Sarah Nurse beats Elaine Chuli with one of her two goals to lead the Vancouver scoring at Pacific Coliseum - Photo @ Nancy Shields
Clair DeGeorge (8) lines up at the faceoff alongside Kali Flanagan (6) and Sara Hjalmarsson (19) for the Toronto Sceptres in Vancouver - Photo @ Nancy Shields
Kali Flanagan carries the puck in the Toronto Sceptres zone while Jenn Gardiner pursues - Photo @ Nancy Shields
Daryl Watts of the Toronto Sceptres is turned aside by Kristen Campbell who made 24 saves for the shutout - Photo @ Nancy Shields
Toronto Sceptres forward Claire Dalton (42) is tied up with new Vancouver Goldeneyes forward Mannon McMahon (19) who was making her debut after being acquired from the Ottawa Charge - Photo @ Nancy Shields
Vancouver Goldeneyes defender Claire Thompson - Photo @ Nancy Shields
Abby Boreen scores the final goal of the game in Vancouver's 5-0 win beating a sprawling Elaine Chuli - Photo @ Nancy Shields2
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