PWHL’s Sirens provide fans plenty of ‘incredible’ thrills in dominant home opener win
NY Post
The fog on the glass belonged to 9-year-old Alice Commans.
Her hands, body length apart, held up a hand-drawn poster that read, “Let’s go Sirens!” Each corner contained a message for four of her favorite players, including Sarah Fillier, Alex Carpenter, Ella Shelton and Chloe Aurard.
When the final horn sounded on the Sirens’ 4-2 win against the Toronto Sceptres and Frank Sinatra’s “New York, New York” started to play, Commans had a few new friends by her side.
Maybe they’ll be teammates one day.
“It’s incredible that we have this league,” said Commans, who started playing hockey four years ago. “It’s so fun. It’s like you get to see girls play and then little girls like me get to dream about it.”
The Sirens made their season debut Wednesday at Prudential Center, their permanent home for this season and beyond.
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