Photo Gallery of Women's Professional Hockey League Practice at Little Caesars Arena – Oakland Press

Members of the Women's Professional Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa teams practiced at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, in advance of Saturday's game as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend.” Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse's North High School graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Members of the Women's Professional Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa teams practiced at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend” ahead of Saturday's game. Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse's North High School graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Members of the Women's Professional Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa teams practiced at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, in advance of Saturday's game as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend.” Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse's North High School graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Members of the Women's Professional Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa teams practiced at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend” ahead of Saturday's game. Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse's North High School graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Members of the Women's Professional Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa teams practiced at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, in advance of Saturday's game as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend.” Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse's North High School graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Members of the Women's Professional Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa teams practiced at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend” ahead of Saturday's game. Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse's North High School graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Members of the Women's Professional Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa teams practiced at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, in advance of Saturday's game as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend.” Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse's North High School graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Megan Keller of North Farmington, a member of the Boston Women's Professional Hockey League team, attended Little Caesars Stadium on Friday, March 15, prior to Saturday's game as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend.” We practiced in the arena. Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse North HS graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo, and Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Members of the Women's Professional Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa teams practiced at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend” ahead of Saturday's game. Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse's North High School graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Members of the Women's Professional Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa teams practiced at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, in advance of Saturday's game as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend.” Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse's North High School graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Members of the Women's Professional Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa teams practiced at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend” ahead of Saturday's game. Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse's North High School graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Members of the Women's Professional Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa teams practiced at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, in advance of Saturday's game as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend.” Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse's North High School graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Members of the Women's Professional Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa teams practiced at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, in advance of Saturday's game as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend.” Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse's North High School graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Members of the Women's Professional Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa teams practiced at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, in advance of Saturday's game as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend.” Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse's North High School graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Members of the Women's Professional Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa teams practiced at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, in advance of Saturday's game as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend.” Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse's North High School graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Brighton center center Sian D'Arcangelo of the Women's Professional Hockey League Boston team practices at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, ahead of Saturday's game as part of the PWHL Takeover Weekend. did. The Boston team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse North High School graduate Taylor Girard, D'Arcangelo, and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Members of the Women's Professional Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa teams practiced at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, in advance of Saturday's game as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend.” Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse's North High School graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Macomb native Taylor Girard, who plays for the Boston Women's Professional Hockey League team, practices at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, ahead of Saturday's game as part of the PWHL Takeover Weekend. Ta. The Boston squad includes three Michigan natives: Girard, a L'Anse Creuse North HS graduate, Cian D'Arcangelo of Brighton, and Megan Keller, a North Farmington High School graduate. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)

Members of the Women's Professional Hockey League's Boston and Ottawa teams practiced at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, March 15, as part of the “PWHL Takeover Weekend” ahead of Saturday's game. Boston's team includes three Michigan natives: Macomb/L'Anse Creuse's North High School graduate Taylor Girard, Brighton's Sian D'Arcangelo and North Farmington High School graduate Megan Keller. (Adam Sheehan — MediaNews Group)