Record-Breaking Crowd Attends Historic Professional Women's Hockey League Game in Montreal

🏒Over 21,000 fans attended the Professional Women's Hockey League game in Montreal's Bell Center, setting a new attendance record.

🏆Toronto defeated Montreal in a thrilling match at the historic Bell Center, home of the Montreal Canadiens.

🌟The game marks an important milestone for women's hockey, inspiring young girls to pursue their dreams of playing at the professional level.

🌍The Professional Women's Hockey League game in Montreal is part of the league's efforts to expand and promote women's hockey at the professional level.

⚡️The league's inaugural season is coming to an end, with the playoffs starting in early May. The top four teams will compete for the first ever Walter Cup.

How many fans attended the Professional Women's Hockey League game in Montreal?

—Over 21,000 fans attended the game, setting a new attendance record for the league.

Which team won the game?

—The Toronto team defeated Montreal in a thrilling match at the historic Bell Center.

What is the significance of this game for women's hockey?

—The game marks an important milestone for women's hockey, inspiring young girls to pursue their dreams of playing at the professional level.

What is the next step for the Professional Women's Hockey League?

—The league's inaugural season is coming to an end, with the playoffs starting in early May. The top four teams will compete for the first ever Walter Cup.

Where was the game held?

—The game was held at Montreal's Bell Center, which is also the home of the Montreal Canadiens.

00:00Over 21,000 fans attended the Professional Women's Hockey League game in Montreal's Bell Center, setting a new attendance record.

00:21The Toronto team defeated Montreal in a thrilling match at the historic Bell Center.

01:30The game inspires young girls to pursue their dreams of playing at the professional level.

01:51The Professional Women's Hockey League game in Montreal is part of the league's efforts to expand and promote women's hockey at the professional level.

02:02The league's inaugural season is coming to an end, with the playoffs starting in early May. The top four teams will compete for the first ever Walter Cup.