Injured Canada captain Marie-Philip Poulin out against the US at the Olympics
Captain Marie-Philip Poulin, a three-time Olympic gold medalist, is sidelined with a lower-body injury after Canada's 5-1 win over Czechia, missing the crucial USA preliminary game.
- On Feb. 10, 2026, Marie-Philip Poulin has been ruled out of Canada's preliminary-round game against the U.S., announced about five hours before puck drop by the Canadian Olympic Committee.
- Hockey Canada says Poulin was injured Monday after a hit into the boards by Kristyna Kaltounkova during Canada’s 5-1 win over Czechia and listed her as day-to-day.
- Team medics escorted Poulin down the tunnel after she favored her right leg, showed limited weight-bearing, and did not continue in the second or third periods.
- Without Poulin, a three-time Olympic gold medallist, Canada must adjust its lineup against the US, as she is one goal shy of Hayley Wickenheiser's record.
- For now, Poulin's status for the rest of the tournament is unknown as Canada will close preliminary play on Thursday, leaving her recovery uncertain.
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Canada women’s hockey legend Marie-Philip Poulin to miss first USA clash at Winter Olympics
Team Canada ruled out Marie-Philip Poulin due to a lower-body injury Tuesday evening, just a few hours before taking on the United States in the most highly-anticipated matchup of the women’s preliminary round at the 2026 Winter Games.
Ice hockey-Canada captain Poulin ruled out of US group stage game after injury
Canada's captain Marie-Philip Poulin has been ruled out of Tuesday night's women's Olympic ice hockey game against arch-rivals United States, the Canadian Olympic Committee and Hockey Canada said in a statement.
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