Sirens’ Win Over Sceptres Latest Sign Rebuild Is On Right Track

New York: The Sirens are looking pretty good this season. Corinne Schroeder, their goalie, really sees the potential in the team. After their recent 1-0 overtime win against the Toronto Sceptres, she mentioned how much better they are compared to last year.

Sure, there are still some things to work on, but you can feel the improvement. Coach Greg Fargo has noticed some great moments, even if there have been a few stumbles along the way. In that game, they started strong, outshooting Toronto 10-3 in the first period.

But then things got a bit shaky. The Sceptres turned up the heat, outshooting the Sirens 24-8 in the last two periods. Luckily, Schroeder was on fire, stopping every shot that came her way. When it mattered most, the Sirens made their move. Sarah Fillier sent the puck up to Jessie Eldridge, who scored the game-winner in overtime.

Fargo was pleased with how the team responded, especially in the third period. He knows there will be ups and downs, but he’s excited about their progress. Schroeder had another great game, stopping 28 shots and earning her second shutout in a row.

With this win, the Sirens are tied for fourth in the league standings. There’s still a long way to go, and the competition is tight. They’ve made some big changes since finishing last last year, including hiring Fargo and drafting Fillier.

The new roster looks much stronger, and even the opposing coach, Troy Ryan, has noticed. He thinks New York is off to a solid start. The Sirens are set to host the Minnesota Frost next, and they’re aiming to keep building on this momentum.

Schroeder believes that if they keep improving and connecting better, their games will be exciting to watch. Fargo agrees, saying they’re a work in progress but are focused on growing and playing their best when it counts.