Harvey Hat Trick in US Rout at Women’s Hockey Worlds and Canada Puts 10 on Denmark
Caroline Harvey scored five points as the defending champion Americans stayed perfect with a dominant win and 23 goals through three games.
- On Monday, the defending champion United States routed Austria 11-1 at the Women's Ice Hockey World Championship in Esbjerg, Denmark, maintaining a perfect tournament record.
- Canada matched the U.S. performance by blanking host Denmark 10-0, forcing goaltender Caroline Bjergstad to be replaced midway through the second period after facing 41 shots.
- Defender Caroline Harvey recorded a hat trick while Captain Hilary Knight netted two goals, improving her international tally to 70 goals in 90 games.
- Goaltender Kayle Osborne secured a shutout with six saves, while Emma Maltais scored twice to lead Canada's balanced offensive attack across multiple contributors.
- In the final preliminary games on Wednesday, the Americans face the Czech Republic while Canada meets Finland to conclude the group stage.
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For Austria's ice hockey women, there was a veritable lesson at the A World Championship in Esbjerg, Denmark!
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Harvey hat trick in US rout at women’s hockey worlds and Canada puts 10 on Denmark
ESBJERG, Denmark (AP) — 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.
Austria's ice hockey women have to fight against the USA in the A-WM with 1:11. After all, Fazokas's award was the first match for the USA in the tournament.
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Salzburger NachrichtenFor Austria's ice hockey women, there was a lesson at the A World Championship in Esbjerg, Denmark, Monday evening. Against defending champion and Olympic champion USA, the team of team leader Alexander Bröms scored 1:11 (0:4,0:4,1:3), which feared high defeat. Annika Fazokas managed to win the title. The ÖEHV team holds in Group A after three games at zero points. The last [...]
For Austria's ice hockey women, there was a lesson at the A World Championship in Esbjerg, Denmark, Monday evening. Against defending champion and Olympic champion USA, the team of team leader Alexander Bröms scored 1:11 (0:4,0:4,1:3) which feared a high defeat. Annika Fazokas managed to win the title. The ÖEHV team holds in Group A after three games at zero points. The last group match contests Red-White-Red against Switzerland on Tuesday (19.0…
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