The Brampton Canadettes set the tone early and never looked back, cruising to a decisive 3-0 victory over the North York Storm. From the opening puck drop, Brampton established a relentless offensive presence, outshooting the Storm 15-2 in the first period. The pressure paid off midway through the frame when Adiah VanEngen opened the scoring, assisted by Gracie McKee and Anika Mahon. Just over three minutes later, Sofia Starr doubled the lead, converting a setup from Kristina Eccleston and Julia Sayej. Brampton's physical play also emerged early, with Margaret Young taking a body checking penalty, but their penalty kill and goaltender Emily Mackie stood firm.
The second period saw Brampton extend their lead on the power play. After North York's Laryssa Mayer and Ashlyn Donald took penalties in quick succession, the Canadettes capitalized. Adiah VanEngen struck again for her second of the game, with Kristina Eccleston picking up her second assist of the night and Ashlyn Armstrong also helping on the play. The Storm began to find more offensive zone time, outshooting Brampton 5-9 in the middle frame, but they could not solve the brick wall that was Emily Mackie in the Brampton net. The physical, penalty-filled nature of the game continued, with Brampton's Kaitlin Bayer called for interference.
The third period was a story of Brampton's defense and goaltending holding the line against a desperate North York push. The Storm finally generated significant pressure, firing 13 shots on goal, but Mackie was perfect, turning away every one to secure a 21-save shutout. The period was marred by a series of head contact penalties, with Brampton's Tatum Anderson and Ashlyn Armstrong each serving time, Armstrong receiving a double minor. North York's Charlotte Holden was also called for hooking. Despite the Storm's late push and a final penalty to Brampton's Carly Henry, the Canadettes' defensive structure and Mackie's composure preserved the clean sheet, sealing a comprehensive 3-0 win where their early offensive explosion and stellar goaltending proved insurmountable.