Harvey hat trick in U.S. rout at women’s hockey worlds and Canada puts 10 on Denmark
Caroline Harvey scored a hat trick and defending champion the United States routed Austria 11-1 in the women’s ice hockey world championship on Monday. Canada followed suit by…
In a dominant performance at the women's ice hockey world championship in Esbjerg, Denmark, the United States' Caroline Harvey led her team to a 11-1 rout of Austria. Harvey's hat trick was instrumental in the victory, with Tessa Janecke adding another two goals and three assists. Other key Canadian contributors included Hilary Knight, Joy Dunne, and Rory Guilday.
Despite the U.S.'s impressive scoring, Austria managed to score their first goal of the tournament in the final game, marking a rare concession in three games. Canada also delivered a powerful performance, defeating host Denmark 10-0 to maintain a perfect record in the championship. The Canadian team scored through Emma Maltais, Laura Stacey, Sarah Fillier, Kendall Cooper, Jessie Eldridge, Renata Fast, Rosalie Tremblay, Kristin O’Neill, and Sara Manness, with Kayle Osborne stopping all six shots on goal.
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