Frost sign G Marlene Boissonnault to 1-year deal
The 28-year-old Canadian originally joined the Frost as a reserve player last March.
"We are thrilled to welcome Marlene back to Saint Paul for the upcoming season," Frost general manager Melissa Caruso said. "We were lucky to be able to get to know her as an athlete and teammate last season, and believe she is the perfect last piece of our goaltending group. She brings energy and enthusiasm to our locker room and proven skill to the crease."
Boissonnault, who starred collegiately at Cornell, began her PWHL career with the Montreal Victoire in 2023-24.
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