What the data shows
The current PWHL standings raise the question: how do the Boston Fleet and Montréal Victoire compare as they prepare for their upcoming game? As of March 15, 2026, the Boston Fleet holds the top position with a record of 9 wins, 4 losses, 2 overtime losses, and 3 shootout losses, accumulating a total of 37 points. In contrast, the Montréal Victoire sits in second place with a record of 9 wins, 4 losses, 0 overtime losses, and 5 shootout losses, totaling 35 points.
Supporting this competitive landscape, Alina Müller stands out as the top scorer for the Fleet, having netted 3 goals and provided 10 assists over 18 games. Meanwhile, Marie-Philip Poulin leads the scoring for the Victoire with 8 goals and 8 assists in 17 games. This individual performance highlights the talent present on both teams as they head into a critical matchup.
The rivalry between Boston and Montréal is well-established, with both teams having faced each other multiple times in the past. This season, Boston has dominated the series, leading with 3-0 in points against Montréal. However, the Victoire has proven formidable at home, winning all seven of their games at Place Bell this season, which adds an intriguing layer to their upcoming encounter.
Boston’s recent performance includes a narrow 3-2 loss against Seattle on March 11, while Montréal comes off a 4-3 shootout victory over Toronto on March 3. This contrast in momentum could play a significant role in the outcome of their next game. Additionally, Boston has shown a strong tendency to score first, achieving this feat a league-high 15 times, while Montréal has scored first in 12 of their games this season.
Defensively, Ann-Renée Desbiens of the Fleet has been exceptional, leading the PWHL with a goals-against average of just 1.06. This statistic underscores the importance of solid goaltending in the league and could be a decisive factor in the upcoming match.
As both teams prepare for this highly anticipated game, Fleet forward Jill Saulnier expressed excitement about playing in Montréal, stating, “Our group couldn’t be more excited to play our first game in Montréal this season. It will be an incredible atmosphere in Laval, and we are looking forward to another battle against a team we haven’t faced since November.” This sentiment reflects the intensity and anticipation surrounding the rivalry.
Victoire Head Coach Kori Cheverie acknowledged the competitive nature of the matchup, noting, “Boston plays a fairly similar game to what they did the last two years as well. They’re still a very physical team. Us and Boston are kind of neck and neck in the standings, and we’re the next to play each other, which I think is probably a fairly anticipated game.” This highlights the significance of the upcoming game not just for standings, but for the teams’ pride and rivalry.
As the teams gear up for this crucial face-off, the outcome remains uncertain, and fans eagerly await to see how the standings will shift following their encounter. Details remain unconfirmed regarding any last-minute changes to the rosters or strategies that either team may employ.
