The Professional Women’s Hockey League neutral-site game in Detroit between the New York Sirens and Minnesota Frost has broken the record for attendance at a pro women’s hockey game in the United States.

The Minnesota Frost and New York Sirens played in front of 14,288 fans Sunday night, setting an attendance record for a professional women's hockey game in the United States. The Professional Women’s Hockey League game broke the mark as part of its Takeover Tour of potential expansion venues at Little Caesars Arena,

The Sirens are trying to keep their dwindling playoff hopes alive. Their season was put in jeopardy thanks to the losing nine games in a row, but an overtime win over the league-leading Montreal Victoire has given the team hope.

The Professional Women’s Hockey League game broke the mark as part of its Takeover Tour of potential expansion venues at Little Caesars Arena, a year after 13,736 fans watched women on the same sheet of ice at the home of the Detroit Red Wings.

Hockeytown showed up once again for one of the fastest rising leagues in sports. For the second year in a row, fans showed up in droves to Little Caesars Arena, once again breaking the U.S.