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The Walter Cup will stay in Minnesota after the Professional Women’s Hockey League team the Frost won the championship for the second year in a row. The Frost defeated the Ottawa Charge Monday night 2-1, winning Game 4 in the best-of-five PWHL Finals and becoming two-time champions in the league’s second year.

Minnesota Frost keeps the Walter Cup, wins 2-1 over Ottawa Charge

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Smoke rises around the team as they pose for a photo.

A hockey player holds a trophy above her head.

A view of the hockey rink before the game, lit up in purple lights.

A hockey player skates while controlling the puck.

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The goalie reaches for the puck, two other players move their sticks towards it too.

Fans hold up signs cheering on the Frost.

A hockey player controls the puck while skating.

Hockey players dive for the puck near the goalie.

A defender tries to stop a Frost hockey player, who has the puck.

Two hockey players with one in control of the puck.

Two hockey players fight for control of the puck.

Minnesota Frost keeps the Walter Cup, wins 2-1 over Ottawa Charge

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