The Ottawa Charge have already made history, and they’re now just three wins away from making a heck of a lot more.

Could Minnesota repeat as champions? Will Ottawa win in its first playoff appearance? Three reasons why each team could win the Walter Cup.

With grit and determination, the Minnesota Frost are ready to take on the challenge. Their playoff journey has been nothing short of inspiring.

One of the key players for the Ottawa Charge, Hughes and her team got to the Walter Cup Final – which begins Tuesday evening in Canada’s capital city – largely by shutting down the Montreal Victoire’s top offensive players en route to winning their best-of-five semifinal series, 3-1.

The Frost have the championship experience in returning to the finals after a four-game semifinal series win over Toronto. The Charge, who knocked off regular-season champion Montreal in four games, are playoff newcomers after missing the postseason in the PWHL’s inaugural season last year.

Ottawa has a chance to advance to Walter Cup final on Friday in Game 4 vs. Montreal. For the Victoire to climb back, they'll have to find a way to solve the puzzle of Ottawa's rookie goaltending sensation,

The Professional Women's Hockey League has a unique playoff format, and it's the reason why the defending-champion Minnesota Frost are facing the Ottawa Charge in the finals Tuesday night. The intrigue: The PWHL lets the top regular season team — this year,

The Minnesota Frost is going for a repeat in the PWHL Finals as it faces the Ottawa Charge. It’s a best-of-five series, with the first two games in Ottawa.