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Defending Champion US Rebounds From Loss to Switzerland by Beating Britain 5-1 at Ice Hockey Worlds

Isaac Howard scored twice and the Americans added three more goals in the final period to rebound from a loss to Switzerland.

  • On Sunday, the defending champion United States defeated tournament newcomer Britain 5-1 at the IIHF Men's Ice Hockey World Championship in Zurich, Switzerland, with Isaac Howard scoring twice.
  • Entering the day in fifth place after an opening loss to Switzerland, the Americans moved into fourth place in Group A following the victory. "You have to be willing to grind through games in these tournaments," USA coach Don Granato said.
  • Paul Cotter and Mathieu Olivier each recorded three points, while Declan Carlile added a goal and an assist. Goaltender Devin Cooley finished with 19 saves.
  • The Americans face Finland on Monday in a Group A matchup. Finland currently sits atop the standings alongside Switzerland, each holding two wins and six points.
  • Florida Panthers forward Matthew Tkachuk arrives Tuesday to bolster the roster, bringing gold-medal experience from the Milan Cortina Olympics. His addition strengthens Team USA's depth for remaining group play.
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Isaac Howard scored two goals and the defending American champions defeated the British 5-1 at the World Hockey Championship on Sunday.

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Defending champs US rebounds from a loss to Switzerland by beating Britain 5-1 at ice hockey worlds

The United States bounced back from a loss to Switzerland with a 5-1 win over Britain at the ice hockey world championship.

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