Jenner scores twice to lead the Charge to a 5-2 victory over the Frost
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OTTAWA – Brianne Jenner scored twice to lead the Ottawa Charge to a 5-2 win over the Minnesota Frost on Saturday afternoon.
It marked just the second regulation victory for the Charge (2-3-0-5), who have won four straight.
Emily Clark, Sarah Wozniewicz and Katerina Mrazova also scored for Ottawa and Gwyneth Philips made 24 saves. Jenner iced the win with an empty-net goal with 2:44 remaining.
Kelly Pannek and Britta Curl-Salemme tallied for the Frost (4-1-1-3). Maddie Rooney stopped 17 shots.
The Charge opened the scoring early in the first period on a backdoor tap-in for Jenner.
The Frost tied it with a power-play goal 38 seconds into the second period. Philips thought she had secured the puck, but Pannek knocked it in for her fourth of the season.
Ottawa pulled away later in the stanza with three goals in just over six minutes.
Clark delivered a highlight-reel goal on an end-to-end rush, putting the puck through Sidney Morin’s legs before beating Rooney on the far side. Wozniewicz tallied a few minutes later and Mrazova added a power-play goal.
The Frost scored late in the period when Ottawa was unable to clear the puck. Pannek found Curl-Salemme out front and she beat Philips on the glove side.
Takeaways
Charge: Ottawa played with confidence and stayed aggressive in the offensive zone.
Frost: Minnesota struggled to contain Ottawa’s speed in the second period and allowed the Charge to get in front of the net too often.
Key stat
Clark’s goal was her first point of the season.
Key moment
Philips made two key saves on Minnesota’s Dominique Petrie in the third period to maintain the two-goal lead.
Up next
Charge: Ottawa hosts the Vancouver Goldeneyes on Friday.
Frost: Minnesota takes on the Montreal Victoire on Sunday.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 3, 2026.