Marie-Philip Poulin came out on top in a photo finish in the CWHL scoring race, and Les Canadiennes’ offensive prowess was on display to cap off a perfect regular season home record during “Fan Appreciation Weekend” on Saturday and Sunday at Étienne-Desmarteau Arena.

In sweeping their finale against the Boston Blades, Les Canadiennes (21-3-0) closed out the home portion of the 2015-16 regular season with a 12-0-0 record on home ice.

In the tightest race for the Angela James Bowl in CWHL history, Poulin captured the title with a two-point edge on teammate and linemate Ann-Sophie Bettez, a winner of the trophy herself in 2013-14. Fellow linemate Kim Deschênes recorded her first CWHL hat trick on Sunday afternoon and finishing third in League scoring, while Caroline Ouellette hit a milestone of her own, recording her 275th career CWHL point and, thanks to a six-point effort, secured fourth among the League’s point-getters.

Goaltender Charline Labonté capped off another remarkable season between the pipes with her fifth shutout of the season on Saturday, tying a League record also held by Sami Jo Small and Kim St-Pierre. Already securely in first among CWHL netminders in wins and goals-against average, Labonté also claimed top spot with a .925 save percentage.

Game summary (Saturday, Feb. 20): Les Canadiennes 14, Boston Blades 0

Game summary (Sunday, Feb. 21): Les Canadiennes 10, Boston Blades 1

Les Canadiennes now turn their attention to hosting the Toronto Furies this weekend in a best-of-three playoff series for a shot at a berth in the Clarkson Cup. The CWHL’s Clarkson Cup Final will be held in Ottawa at the Canadian Tire Centre March 13 in partnership with the Ottawa Senators.

Playoff schedule

Friday, Feb. 26: 6:45 p.m. at Étienne-Desmarteau Arena – Live stream on CWHLLive.com

Saturday, Feb. 27: 5 p.m. at Bell Sports Complex in Brossard – Sportsnet broadcast

*Sunday, Feb. 28: 3:30 p.m. at Étienne-Desmarteau Arena – Live stream on CWHLLive.com

*If necessary

Tickets for all three playoff games are on sale now. Fans can purchase tickets to individual games or a weekend package for all three. Group tickets are also available. More information and pricing can be found at lescanadiennes.com/tickets.