In a thrilling encounter on Wednesday night, the Seattle Torrent defeated the Minnesota Frost 5-4, marking their first win in the series. Alex Carpenter and Gabrielle David made significant contributions by scoring just nine seconds apart, helping the Torrent secure three draft-order points. This victory places Seattle at the top of the Gold Plan standings, enhancing their chances for the first overall pick in the upcoming Premier Women's Hockey League (PWHL) entry draft. Captain Hilary Knight scored the decisive goal early in the third period, while Minnesota's Kelly Pannek capped off the scoring, becoming the first player in PWHL history to reach 30 points in a season. Taylor Heise also stood out for Minnesota by scoring two goals, showcasing the competitive spirit of the match. Seattle will play their final game of the season against Montreal, while Minnesota faces Vancouver in their regular-season finale.