Anastasia Söderström's magnum opus was her 63-save performance against the San Francisco Pride on the road to lead the Dragons to a shocking 2-1 victory. Sometimes a player or goalie will just end up "in the zone" for a night and there's seemingly nothing that can slow them down, and on this night Ana was in that state. San Francisco being one of the best teams in the league just makes the moment feel all the more exciting, and being able to get the win meant the luster wasn't dulled by the team's performance. While making 63 saves in a game does require some luck depending on the general shot quality, it also requires a lot of hard work to stay focused on making every save, having the stamina to not get tired in the game, and the strength to deal with the pressure of holding a small lead against a much higher-placed opponent. Regardless, Ana played almost 58 minutes of flawless hockey before giving up a late goal, but she was the biggest reason that Calgary was able to come away with the win here.