OTTAWA, ON (December 27, 2025) – The Ottawa Charge won their third straight game in extra time with a 3-2 victory over the first-place Boston Fleet in an eight-round shootout on Saturday afternoon at a sold-out TD Place, with a season-high 8,497 fans in attendance. Captain Brianne Jenner scored twice in the shootout, netting the seventh-round goal to keep Ottawa alive and the eighth-round winner to seal the victory. Ottawa struck first in regulation as defender Stephanie Markowski scored her first of the season at 15:42 of the opening period, giving the Charge a 1-0 lead despite being outshot 15-8 in the frame. Boston responded in the second period, with rookie Olivia Mobley converting a rebound at 12:03 to tie the game 1-1. Rookie defender Haley Winn then scored her first career PWHL goal with just 20 seconds remaining in the middle frame, giving the Fleet a 2-1 lead heading into the third period. With less than three minutes remaining in regulation, Ottawa forward Fanuza Kadirova drove the net with power and electrified the home crowd with a one-handed shot to tie the game at 2-2, forcing overtime. After a back-and-forth extra period, the contest moved to a shootout. Ottawa came from behind again in the shootout to win 3-2, on the heels of overtime victories against Toronto and Minnesota. Dating back to last season, Ottawa has now won three consecutive matchups against Boston, who played their first extra-time game of the season. Goaltender Gwyneth Philips made 34 saves and stopped six of eight in the shootout, while Aerin Frankel made 30 saves, stopping five of eight in the shootout.