Taylor Heise drops 4-word reaction to Abigail Boreen's spectacular goal against Toronto Sceptres

In a thrilling Saturday afternoon PWHL matchup at the Coca-Cola Coliseum, the Toronto Sceptres fell to the visiting Montreal Victoire 4-3 in an overtime loss. Forward Abigail Boreen scored the opening goal for Montreal in a fascinating contest that saw the Victoire overcome a 2-0 deficit in the first period to emerge victorious.

Minnesota Frost star center Taylor Heise praised Boreen's impressive goal. On Monday, Heise shared a reel of Boreen's second-period goal on her Instagram story and captioned it:

"this is absurd dude."

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Additionally, the Walter Cup-winning center shared her thoughts in reaction to the question posed in the reel, ''Was this the best goal of 2024?" as she wrote:

"yep period."

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Heise's teammate, center Michela Cava, echoed her sentiment, replying:

"I second that."

Watch the goal below:

Notably, 24-year-old Abigail Boreen, a native of Wisconsin, has a special connection with both Taylor Heise and Cava. Boreen played her first season of the Professional Women's Hockey League as a reserve player for the Minnesota Frost under a 10-day Standard Player Agreement.

Boreen scored four goals and one assist in her nine-game stint with the Frost, who eventually won the Walter Cup.

During the 2024 PWHL draft on June 10, Boreen anticipated signing a full-time contract with the Frost. However, Minnesota defied expectations and declined to pick Boreen in the first, second or third round. Ultimately. Abigail Boreen was selected 17th overall in the third round and signed a three-year contract with the Montreal Victoire.

Minnesota Frost edge NY Sirens 4-3 with Taylor Heise's shootout winner

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The defending champions, the Minnesota Frost, extended their winning streak with a 4-3 victory over the New York Sirens in a Sunday afternoon matchup at the Prudential Center. The Frost dominated the game right from the beginning, with captain Kendall Coyne Schofield scoring two back-to-back goals, followed by Taylor Heise's power-play goal, her first of the season.

The hosts staged an impressive comeback by leveling the 3-0 lead with goals from Brooke Hobson, Elizabeth Giguère and Alex Carpenter. The game ultimately required a shootout where Taylor Heise's goal secured the win for the Frosts.

The Minnesota Frost now sit comfortably atop the table with 12 points and a record of 3-1-1-0 after five matchups.